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Digital or prints in a photo package?

LissyLoop View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:29 AM Post #1
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Hi, I would really appreciate any feedback I can gather.... When choosing a photographer would you prefer to see a package that contained: Disc only Prints only Prints & Disc Prints, Canvas & Disc Do you like to see package options or would you just like a one off fee that contains the disc only? How much would you pay for a session with 30 beautiful edited images? WDYT is the ideal package to make you book a session? TIA!!

matt1972 View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:31 AM Post #2
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Anything that also allowed for me to have full resolution digital images would work for me.

LissyLoop View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:32 AM Post #3
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Thanks for the reply. How much would be your ideal package?

matt1972 View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:37 AM Post #4
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Well of course ideal would be free!!! It depends what service was offered. If it was say for my child and it was in a studio with an hour's time, a few costume changes/settings, and a couple of 8 X 12, 4/6 4X6 and maybe a few wallet photos plus the digital files then $300 or something. This is all off the top of my head so it might not even be in the ballpark.

LissyLoop View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:39 AM Post #5
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Thanks I should clarify not in a studio. For outdoor/on location portraits.

matt1972 View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:44 AM Post #6
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Is lighting involved or is it all natural light? Make up services? Costumes?

LissyLoop View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:48 AM Post #7
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Natural light Themed if you would like them to be. 1-2hr session - outfit changes if you would like. 30 edited images.

LissyLoop View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:49 AM Post #8
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No make up services as focusing on children and families.

matt1972 View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:53 AM Post #9
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So if I was expecting a professional shoot and turned up to a park and found a photographer with 1 camera how would I differentiate you from a tourist?

LissyLoop View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 09:59 AM Post #10
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I'm not sure what you mean? As in how would I be dressed? Would you want to see a uniform? Would you want to see my bag containing $10k worth of lenses? Presuming most people booking would have seen my website portfolio/blog prior to booking so know the style and what to expect. Do you feel only studio styled sessions look professional?

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