Recent content by Dejan Smaic

3 times your cost for prints. Then apply a bulk discount based on what margin is acceptable to you. They are running a business, and so are you. If they don't have prints in their room, then they are not sending a warm fuzzy feeling to their guests and future guests. Don;t let them take...

All the time because I often photoshoot or officiate bike races

You can use any website (paid) to store and view your videos and stills. One is SmugMug, or Photoshelter. Both secure, difficult to steal due to security features, and a client can pay right from your website should they need more off contract content.

If they ask for them, and increase you cost / margin appropriately. It is a business thing and you trying to make money by covering your cost.

What has happened is you're a spammer. Think of all those unsolicited emails or phone marketing call you get. 1) start a business page, 2) populate you page with relevant info such as bio, project photos, contact info, etc...3) have a real website, 4) engage intelligently with FB business...

Pricing is always a sensitive topic among professionals. However, because the industry is relatively new, pricing is across teh board, any where from beer money to $400 to $1,000/day, sometimes more, depending on the gig. IMHO, it's a legit question deserving a honest answer in an effort to...

Adobe Elements 15 video, Lightroom Classic CC | Photoshop for stills.

Like everyone else said: Yes, it's a tool unless you need another hammer.