Will our clients know?

No. Our name does not appear on the files or in their metadata.

Do you use our presets?

Yes. Your presets, crops and retouching standard, written down as rules.

With a test batch from a real shoot, edited to your rules and checked by you.

Overnight post-production for photography studios

How can a photography studio outsource post-production overnight, under its own name?

The short answer

A studio sends its files at the end of the shoot day, a post-production partner edits them overnight to the studio's own presets and standard, and the finished files are ready before the client's morning. The partner's name never appears on the work, so the studio delivers as usual and simply has more capacity.

Why studios run out of hours

Shoot days fill the calendar, and editing fills the evenings. When a busy season arrives, the choice is usually between late nights, turning work away or slower delivery to clients.

How the handover works

We start by writing down your presets, crops and retouching standard, then edit a test batch from a real shoot for you to check. After that, you send files at the end of each shoot day; our team works in rostered shifts, and the files are back before your client's day begins.

What we need from you

Your files, your presets or reference images, and the delivery deadline for each job.

Your name on the work

Our name does not appear on your files or in their metadata. Your client deals with you, as before.

Speed from tools, standard from people

Overnight delivery depends on removing repetition, and we use tools for that. The work still goes out to your standard because a person checks it against your rules before it reaches your folder.

How ALT FIX helps with this

We edit overnight to your presets and standard, under your name, so your studio can take on more without longer days.

Studio partners

Questions

Will our clients know?: No. Our name does not appear on the files or in their metadata.
Do you use our presets?: Yes. Your presets, crops and retouching standard, written down as rules.
How do we start?: With a test batch from a real shoot, edited to your rules and checked by you.