Kamero is an AI-powered photo sharing platform designed for events, weddings, schools, colleges, corporates, and expos. It features AI face recognition for instant photo delivery, guest uploads, and custom branded apps.

How does AI Face Recognition work on Kamero?

Kamero's AI Face Recognition automatically groups photos by detected faces. Guests can find their photos by simply uploading a selfie, making it easy to locate and download their event photos instantly.

Is Kamero free to use?

Kamero offers pay-per-use plans for various events including weddings, corporate events, exhibitions, festivals, concerts, and sports. Plans are based on the number of photos, ranging from 100 to 10,000 per event.

Can guests upload their own photos to Kamero events?

Yes, Kamero allows guests to contribute their own photos to event galleries, capturing the event from multiple perspectives and creating a comprehensive photo collection.

How secure are photos on Kamero?

Kamero provides robust protection with multi-level privacy access, end-to-end encryption, and admin controls. Only approved guests can access protected event folders.

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Large wedding reception with photographers capturing the couple’s first dance while guests celebrate around banquet tables. Represents high-volume wedding photography where many photos are taken across the event. Illustrates the need for organized, modern event photo galleries and scalable photo delivery for big weddings.

Kamero Insights and Comparison

Lessons Event Photo Delivery Only Teaches at Large Scale

The first 500 guests are easy. At 5,000, links collapse. Scale demands real delivery infrastructure—multi-shooter uploads, self-serve discovery, and privacy controls that don’t break under volume.

Tanuj Thakkar

February 06, 2026

Split image showing an event photographer concerned about privacy alerts on a phone versus confidently shooting at a lively event. Illustrates the contrast between risky photo sharing and secure, system-based event photo delivery. Represents modern privacy-first event photo distribution and controlled gallery access for weddings and large events.

AI in Photography

Fast Delivery Is Safer Than You Think—If You Do It Right

Fast delivery isn’t the risk—lack of control is. Permission-based, face-recognition galleries let you share event photos instantly while keeping privacy and access fully controlled.

Tanuj Thakkar

February 04, 2026

Wedding guests scanning a QR code at an Indian wedding to access their event photo gallery on smartphones. The scene shows instant photo sharing and mobile-first event photo delivery in action. Represents modern QR-based access and fast discovery for high-volume wedding photo galleries.

Photography : Best Practices

Client Memory Is Shaped by Delivery Speed, Not Just Photos

Delivery speed shapes how clients remember your work. When photos arrive while emotions are high, they get shared, celebrated, and referred—without follow-ups.

Tanuj Thakkar

February 02, 2026

A guest viewing event photos on a smartphone during a live event, surrounded by warm lights and crowd ambiance. The image reflects modern, mobile-first event photo gallery design where guests swipe, view, and share photos instantly. It represents how today’s audiences consume event photos quickly, personally, and on their phones.

Photography : Best Practices

Designing Event Photo Galleries for Modern Viewing Habits

Guests don’t browse event galleries anymore—they swipe. Mobile-first design, QR access, and instant “find my photos” keep discovery fast, sharing easy, and engagement high at scale.

Tanuj Thakkar

January 27, 2026

Two event photographers managing post-event photo delivery at scale, reviewing thousands of images from cameras and memory cards on laptops, illustrating the shift from basic photo storage to a structured event photography workflow and client gallery delivery system

Kamero Insights and Comparison

From Storage to Systems: The Shift in Event Photography

Storage isn’t delivery. When 300 guests want photos instantly, Drive links break. Here’s the shift to event photo distribution systems: faster discovery, privacy control, smoother delivery at scale.

Tanuj Thakkar

January 22, 2026

Indian wedding couple on stage while guests view and share wedding photos instantly on their phones using a mobile-first QR code photo gallery

Wedding planning

What Today’s Wedding Guests Expect From Photos (Even If They Don’t Say It)

Guests expect fast, mobile-first access to their wedding moments. QR + face recognition lets them find, share, and relive photos instantly—private, simple, and premium.

Tanuj Thakkar

January 19, 2026

Illustration of a wedding photographer capturing a ceremony while photos upload in real time to guests’ smartphones using camera-to-cloud event photography technology.

Product Updates/Features

From Camera to Cloud: How Real-Time Uploads Are Redefining Event Photography

Camera-to-cloud event photography enables real-time photo uploads, faster delivery, and automated workflows for weddings, corporate events, and large-scale shoots.

Tanuj Thakkar

January 16, 2026

Wedding couple revisiting their wedding photos on a tablet at home, reliving memories through a digital wedding photo gallery with easy access and storytelling experience.

Wedding planning

Beyond Albums: Turning Wedding Photos into a Long-Term Story System

Wedding photos shouldn’t become lost files. A story system keeps them searchable by face, easy to relive on mobile, and safely shareable with privacy controls—long after delivery day.

Tanuj Thakkar

January 12, 2026

Back view of a photographer carrying a camera bag walking toward a warmly lit event crowd, with floating icons (chat, loading, hourglass, clock) suggesting delays and follow-ups.

Wedding planning

What Clients Secretly Judge Photographers On (Hint: It’s Not Just Photos)

Great photos aren’t enough in 2026. Clients silently judge your delivery experience: timelines, clean links, and zero guest chaos.

Tanuj Thakkar

January 06, 2026