What's the name of the person who is engaged in computer post-production of wedding photography photos?

Before 2002, people who did similar jobs in traditional photo studios were called "artists".

What traditional artists do is to splice and cut the developed photos, combine them with various background cards, print some words in appropriate places with transfer paper, and then cover the collaged photos and paste them into a blank photo album.

From about 2002 to 2005, some cutting-edge photo studios began to introduce computer design one after another, that is, the so-called post-computer, but the photo studio generally continued the title of "artist" for a period of time.

Artists in this period have begun to introduce computer design into album artists, using computers to simply add background and text to pictures. At this time, many templates that are directly dragged into photos are very popular. However, during this period, the technology of photo album has not been improved, and it is still a blank photo album pasted by hand.

In fact, integrated photo albums began to appear around 2002. However, due to the high cost, only the top suites will provide integrated photo albums. After about 2005, integrated photo albums became popular. At the same time, with the pixel improvement and technology maturity of digital SLR cameras, photo studios in this period began to use computers for post-production of photos. Until now. This is the digital age. Artists in the photo studio no longer use scissors and double-sided tape, but also touch blank photo albums. They just need to design the spread of the album and give it to the album manufacturer. In fact, they are responsible for the work of designers. During this period, there were fewer artists for this kind of works, and most of them chose some names that felt taller. Some photo studios are called "Digital Post", some are called "Digital Artist", some are called "retouching" and "album design", and some are also called "Artist". In fact, we all do the same.