Everything that happens after the last dance
The couple has left in a cloud of sparklers and you have two full cards in your bag. These nine pages follow those frames from the card to the gallery link you send on Tuesday, and each one says plainly what doesn't work yet.
Culling
Keep, Review or Archive, with the reason written next to each frame.
Read the detailsEditing
Your camera's colour, 54 looks, masks and retouch that leaves a bindi alone.
Read the detailsRetouch
Paint out a distraction for free; bigger changes at a price you approve first.
Read the detailsClient galleries
A private link where clients favourite, approve, comment and download.
Read the detailsQuality check
Flags for skin shifts, clipping, size and metadata before anything is delivered.
Read the detailsTeam workspaces
Roles, invite links, seats and several cameras in one project.
Read the detailsWorks offline
What you can do on your Mac with no internet, and what waits.
Read the detailsPeople
Find everyone at the wedding, one project at a time.
Read the detailsLightroom handoff
Stars and labels both ways, XMP sidecars, and edits from other apps brought back.
Read the detailsStart with the cull
If you still sort a wedding by hand on a Sunday night, read how the cull sorts your frames first, then what happens when the venue has no signal. Editing, the quality check and galleries only matter once you trust the three piles.
Two things cost money each time you use them: a second opinion on the closest bursts, and retouch changes bigger than removing a spot. Both show the price and wait for your yes.
One honest gap. We haven't yet compared the cull with a working photographer's own picks, so you won't find an accuracy figure on any of these pages.
Also: a whole wedding from card to gallery, and all 54 looks.
Run one wedding through it
Creating a workspace starts a 30-day trial with 2 GB of storage. Install CullTone Desktop and point it at a card.