Import and source control
Bring shoots in cleanly before the work starts.
Photonfolio import workflows help photographers bring shoots into one workspace with batch uploads, folder import, RAW/JPEG pairing, and metadata matching.
Short answer
Photonfolio helps photographers import full shoots while preserving folder context, RAW/JPEG pairs, metadata, and the relationships needed for review, edit, and delivery.
Why it matters
Built around the moment the studio needs this feature.
Photographers and studios that want cleaner intake before culling, editing, search, and gallery delivery. Use it when a new shoot arrives and the studio needs a trustworthy foundation before edits or sharing begin.
RAW/JPEG pairing keeps source files and delivery candidates connected.
Lightroom and Capture One metadata matching helps existing work move forward.
Workflow
A cleaner path through the work.
Move from intake to review to delivery with a sequence that keeps the next studio decision clear.
1
Upload the shoot
Bring folders or batches into Photonfolio without losing the original project shape.
2
Match source context
Keep RAW/JPEG pairs and editing metadata aligned before culling or delivery decisions.
3
Move into production
Use the imported context for AI review, Edit Studio, archive search, and private galleries.
Use cases
Common jobs this supports.
Folder importRAW/JPEG pairingMetadata matchingLarge shoot intake
Feature questions
Direct answers for photographers comparing studio delivery tools.
Why does import workflow matter for photographers?
A clean import preserves source context, metadata, and file relationships so culling, editing, search, and delivery can stay reliable.
Can Photonfolio keep RAW and JPEG files connected?
Yes. Photonfolio is designed around RAW/JPEG pairing so source files and delivery candidates stay tied together.
Does Photonfolio support metadata from editing tools?
Photonfolio is built to match Lightroom and Capture One metadata so existing studio context can continue into the workspace.
Ready to try it?
Start free with the next shoot.
Use the first gallery to test the workflow, then add archive, AI review, and editing as needed.