Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
KeepShot: wedding culling built for African workflows
KeepShot is desktop software for culling multi-day wedding photos and applying a photographer’s Lightroom preset, with files kept on the photographer’s computer.
- For
- Photographers editing multi-day African weddings
- Worth noticing
- The page names aso-oke, kente, kitenge, and shweshwe, and says KeepShot flags blur, closed eyes, duplicates, and exposure problems.
Field notes
The page divides the workflow into Cull, Edit, Review, and Deliver: it flags blur, closed eyes, duplicates, and exposure problems, then applies the photographer’s Lightroom preset and carries picks into Lightroom as ratings and colour labels. KeepShot says files remain on the photographer’s computer and originals stay unchanged. The page reports typical savings of 7–12 hours on multi-day weddings; that figure is the company’s claim, not independently verified.
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