LightStrobe

San Antonio, TX

Photo editing and retouching for San Antonio photographers

Retouching for San Antonio product, portrait and real estate photographers, delivered remotely and edited to your look.

San Antonio work

San Antonio sun is strong for most of the year, and it shows in the files. Real estate exteriors shot in the middle of the day come in with hard shadows under the eaves, washed-out skies and windows that blow out from inside. Interiors often mix bright daylight from big windows with warm bulbs, which leaves one side of a room yellow. Window pulls, sky work and cast removal are a big part of a typical listing set here.

The housing stock is varied: stucco and Spanish-style homes, limestone ranch houses, older bungalows in established neighborhoods and new subdivisions on the edges of the city. Summer heat can leave lawns patchy, so light lawn touch-ups are a common request, kept within what a listing can honestly show. Portrait photographers who shoot outdoors deal with squinting and hot spots on skin from hard light, which we even out without flattening the face.

How a San Antonio job runs

  1. You send a few sample images, the full count and the look you want.
  2. We reply with questions or a written quote and a delivery date.
  3. We edit a small test set first so you can approve the recipe.
  4. The full set follows, edited to the approved test, with one round of fixes included in the quote.

Files move through shared folders or transfer links, and we book calls in Central time. We have no studio or office in San Antonio, and the work doesn't need one: you shoot, upload, and get edited files back.

What you can order

Questions

Do you meet clients in San Antonio?

No. Everything runs by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Central time, so there is nothing to schedule in person.

Can you handle next-morning listing sets?

Yes, when it's agreed in the quote. Upload at the end of the shoot day and the delivery time is set per job or as a standing order.

Ask for a quote

Cost depends on how much work each image needs, how many images there are and how quickly you need them back, so every job gets its own written quote.