More Time Behind the Camera. Less Time Editing.

Overflow for busy weeks

When several shoots land on the same day, choose the sets you need help with. Send the source files, a finished reference and the delivery deadline so we can confirm scope and capacity before work starts.

A useful handover includes the image count, brackets or flash frames, export requirements and any exceptions for that property.

Backup when your usual editor is unavailable

Prepare a small reference set before you need emergency cover. A calibration test lets you check colour, contrast, window detail and communication while there is still time to refine the brief.

For urgent work, ask us to confirm availability and timing first. A backup workflow works best when expectations are agreed before uploading a full shoot.

Recurring editing with a repeatable brief

For ongoing work, keep your references and preferred finish with the project notes. Upload, review, request any refinements and download the finals through the Portal.

Use feedback from the first projects to clarify preferences: warmer timber, softer window pulls, quieter contrast or a particular sky treatment. The aim is a finish your clients recognise across the whole property.

Evaluate the fit before committing a full shoot

Send 2–3 images with finished examples of your work for a free test. Compare the result against your references and decide whether the editing and communication fit your business.