1 · NAME THE SHOOT

An address is easiest. It goes on the invoice and is how you find the shoot later.

2 · CHOOSE THE PROGRAM

Every photo gets the standard pass — exposure, colour, straightening, lens correction. That is the product, and for most listings it is the whole job. Anything else, from sky replacement to removing a bin, is an addition you tick on top.

3 · FEED IT

Drag in RAWs or JPEGs. Brackets can be grouped so a set of exposures is merged into one HDR frame rather than billed as three photos. Uploads go straight to storage, so a big shoot does not queue behind our servers.

4 · CHECK, THEN PAY

You get watermarked previews before any money changes hands. Look at them. If something is wrong, ask for a revision. Paying releases the full-resolution files.

WHAT IT COSTS

• Priced per photo. No credits, no subscription, nothing to cancel.
• $2 minimum per order. Below that, the card fee eats most of the payment — so a one-photo order is $2, not 60c. Worth batching a shoot.
• You see the total before you pay, itemised.
• A photo that fails to render is never billed. Neither is an upload that did not finish.

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