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About ShotBreak

I’ve watched good photographers break.

Years on flying dress shoots showed me where photographers break. Not at the shoot. After it.

Korinna, Founder

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How it started

The work was always beautiful. What came after it wasn’t.

A group of photographers and two models in flying dresses at a desert workshop at sunset
A Korinnart workshop at sunset.Real photographers, real dresses

  1. Hungary

    At 21 I ran a photo lab and camera shop. Film, prints, gear, and customers with real deadlines. That’s where I learned the work isn’t finished when the shutter closes.

  2. Korinnart

    In the US I started Korinnart, handmade flying dresses. For ten years I supplied them to photographers and stood beside them on set, at workshops from the desert to the coast.

  3. A friend’s wedding

    Then I photographed a friend’s wedding. The photos were lovely. Delivering them meant software that cost a fortune and a process that fought me at every step.

  4. ShotBreak

    So I built the part that happens after the shoot: the culling, the editing, the gallery, the invoice. That’s ShotBreak.

Dozens of photographers shooting a model in a blue flying dress at a Seaport Village workshop, and the whole group afterwards with models in an orange and a blue dress

On set

One workshop, two dresses, and every photographer in the second frame shot them.

I spent a decade next to photographers like these. I know what their Sunday nights look like.

Why it’s called ShotBreak

Everyone misreads our name.They’re all right.

break/breɪk/verb, noun
  1. verb

    to fall apart under strain: Don’t break.

  2. noun

    a pause from work: Take a break.

  3. noun

    a sudden chance that changes everything: Get your break.

Shot, as in a photograph. Break, as in the big one. Most people read it as breaking, or as a pause. I’ve stopped correcting them, because all three are the job. I’ve watched good photographers break. I built ShotBreak so they could take a break, and still have something left when their break comes.

Korinna, Founder

How we run it

A few things we decided early.

  • Paid by photographers, not by your data.

    We earn from plans and a small fee on client payments. Never from selling your photographs.

  • No borrowed reviews.

    You won’t find star ratings or invented quotes on this site. The first stories will be real ones.

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  • The editor is free.

    ShotBreak Studio, our RAW editor, is free on Windows and Mac. Not a trial.

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Our one promise

Your photos are not training data.And they never will be.

Never trained on your photographs

Everything you upload is covered, from a whole shoot to a finished gallery.

Never sold or licensed to anyone who would

Photos you deliver through ShotBreak stay yours.

Never switched on by a future update

No opt-out buried in a settings page. No clause that turns this on later.

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Korinna, Founder

Don’t break. Take a break. Get your break.

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