Can photos be uploaded after the event?
Yes. At many events, the professional photos are uploaded after the photographer finishes sorting or exporting the files.
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Working with the photographer you already booked, uploading the professional photos, timing the share, and who does what.
Yes. At many events, the professional photos are uploaded after the photographer finishes sorting or exporting the files.
Read the full answerYes. At events where it makes sense, you can work with a dedicated upload link for the photographer or the team.
Read the full answerYes. Matcha is designed to work alongside the photographer you already booked, not to replace them.
Read the full answerYes. The photographer or the production team uploads the event photos in a simple interface, and Matcha organizes them and matches them to the guests.
Read the full answerThere should be no need for a complicated process. The goal is to give the photographer or the team a simple way to upload photos.
Read the full answerThe photographer delivers the precise, high-quality photos that will last, and guests catch spontaneous moments and angles the photographer was not there for. Together they give a fuller picture of the event.
Read the full answerUsually the photographer, the host, the producer, or a team member with the right access uploads the photos.
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