150 Edited Photos, 10 Retouches: Audit the Corfu Photoshoot Deliverables

The most concrete part of this Corfu Old Town photoshoot is its file promise: more than 150 colour-edited photographs, ten individually retouched close-ups, high-resolution delivery by Dropbox and no logos on the supplied images. Before booking, turn those claims into a written delivery specification.

Five working days or fewer than ten?

The full description says the gallery arrives in fewer than ten days. The inclusion block says fewer than five working days. These are different deadlines, especially around weekends. Ask which applies, when the clock starts, how long the Dropbox link remains active and whether JPEG files are supplied at full print resolution.

Colour editing is not detailed retouching

The 150-image set receives colour correction; ten close-ups receive retouching. Additional face, teeth or body edits are sold separately according to the current page. Agree on a natural retouching brief and identify the ten frames before work begins. Raw files are not mentioned, so do not assume they are delivered.

One hour, but the header says valid for one day

The narrative promises a one-hour shoot, whereas the commercial header displays “valid one day.” Treat one hour as the service duration unless the voucher explicitly states otherwise. The visible checkout option caps the private party at two people, despite copy mentioning families and wedding proposals. Larger parties need a confirmed option and price structure.

Meet outside the central Starbucks and identify the photographer by their cameras. The activity carries a wheelchair-accessible label, but step-free routing between chosen backdrops still needs agreement. People over 95 are excluded. Use the Old Town guide to shortlist settings and the transport guide for arrival timing.

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