Job seekers, speakers, founders and people teams on how their portraits turned out, each review shown in full beside the package it covers. No average score is published; six reviews are read one at a time.
01
My first uploads were old group photos cropped down to my face, and the intake specialist kindly pointed out that wide-angle, arm's-length selfies distort facial proportions. They walked me through six quick chest-height window photos, which took about five minutes. The finished portraits caught my likeness completely; even my wife could not tell they had not been shot in a physical studio.
02
Between fundraising calls and travel, I cancelled in-person studio shoots for six months running. Uploading twelve casual daylight phone selfies took ten minutes on my balcony. Twenty-four hours later I had eighty varied options, and Dana refined my top three by hand, down to stray hairs and blazer detail. Those hero portraits went straight onto contributor bios, press kits and our pitch deck, and they hold up against a $900 half-day studio session.
03
I had tried two cheap AI headshot apps first, and both warped my tortoiseshell glasses and made my skin look like wax. A classmate recommended Sightline Headshot Studio because real retouchers screen the outputs. Every frame in my 40-portrait gallery looked like me on my best day, prescription glasses included, and my residency programme advisor remarked on how crisp and approachable the photo was.
04
Our company website used to look chaotic: half the team had cropped wedding photos, three had dark webcam screenshots, and hiring local photographers in fourteen cities was quoted at over $18,000. Marcus helped us choose a warm architectural grey backdrop to match our brand site, and Tomas set up a single onboarding link. Within four days all 42 employees had cohesive, natural portraits, and every new hire now gets theirs in week one.
05
I am camera-shy, so taking casual window-light phone photos at home instead of stiffening up in front of studio strobes was the whole appeal. The selfie audit flagged which of my uploads would distort my face, and Dana's one-to-one retouch on my chosen frame tidied the fine detail by hand. In real estate, clients judge credibility within seconds of seeing a headshot, and this one finally looks like me.
06
Every event organiser asks for a different aspect ratio: square for podcasts, a wide 16:9 with room for copy on event landing pages, and clean cutouts for slide thumbnails. Getting all of those pre-cropped and print-ready from one cohesive session has saved my assistant hours every month and ended the back-and-forth with conference designers.
Pick a package, upload your phone photos and let a retoucher check every frame before your gallery arrives.
An occasional note when a new client story or backdrop style is added. Nothing on a fixed schedule, and one link in every message takes an address off the list.