A visual breakdown of the gear, settings, and timing behind the photos in your
Lightroom catalog. Use the filters, or click any camera or lens name to focus the whole report on it.
A prime shooter - 100% of your photos are on prime lenses.
You shoot like a portrait photographer - 80% at 85mm-plus and mostly wide open.
The RF85mm F1.2 L USM is practically glued to your camera (54% of shots).
You keep it clean - 100% shot at ISO 800 or lower.
A golden-hour shooter - 44% of your photos are early morning or evening.
Available light through and through - flash on just 3% of shots.
AI take on your style AI
The Golden-Hour Prime Purist
You're a dedicated portrait photographer who lives on fast primes and available light. Your RF85mm is your signature lens, and you've built a refined workflow around aperture priority, golden-hour timing, and keeping ISO clean-letting fast glass and natural light do the work.
You're cropping only 18% of the time, which is excellent; consider tightening your composition in-camera more often with your 85mm to reduce reliance on post-crop adjustments.
Your 135mm is underutilized at 26%-try shooting it more in crowded or intimate scenes where that extra compression and subject isolation really shines.
Since 44% of your work happens in golden hour, experiment with shooting the remaining 56% in open shade or diffused midday light to expand your available-light toolbox.
Written by AI from your aggregate stats - may not be perfect.