How face matching gets event photos to the people in them

For photographers: your work, seen by more people

Event photography isn't cheap to do properly. Gear, long hours at the event, more hours editing, and then the part nobody enjoys: getting the photos out through a link. If only a tenth of attendees click it, the other 90% of your best work just sits there.

Cosnap handles delivery:

• Upload the way you already do. There is no new workflow to learn.

• Cosnap checks your photos against the guests who opted in and delivers their matches within minutes, with no manual sorting.

• Set your own prices, or give photos away free, and let more views turn into more sales.

Photograph a 500-person sports tournament and a shared link might sell a handful of prints. With Cosnap, every guest who has an account and has switched face matching on gets a notification when their photos are ready. For an example of the numbers, see how photographers turn reach into revenue.

For guests: your moments, found fast

Most people have a version of this story. A photographer caught you crossing a finish line or laughing at a gala, and you never saw the photo again because you had no way to ask for it. Cosnap gives you a way to get it.

To set it up:

• Get the Cosnap iPhone app, or open users.cosnap.ai in any browser, and create a free account.

• Add a reference photo, a clear photo with only you in it, and switch face matching on.

• Wait for the notification. When a Cosnap photographer publishes an album you're in, your photos appear in your library.

Next time someone points a camera your way at an event, ask them to use Cosnap. Whatever they capture of you lands in your library, ready to save, share, or buy. Full walkthrough: Find any photo taken of you at an event.

Why it gets better as more people join

Every photographer who joins adds more albums for guests to be found in. Every guest who signs up means more of each photographer’s work gets seen. Each side makes Cosnap more useful to the other.

In short

• Matches arrive within minutes of an album going live, without anyone sending a link.

• Photographers gain exposure, and guests get their memories back.

• It's simple on both ends: upload if you're the photographer, download if you're in the photos.