Don't forget the free wedding meals...
keith_w wrote:
Powell Hargrave wrote:
When I was shooting weddings, something like 100-150 proofs went
into the album. Generally, I would shoot in around 200 frames to
give me some room to delete bad pictures and have some spares for
padding out the album pages.
The guys I am working with now, shooting digital, are having 400-500
images printed, and are shooting in the range of 750 pictures at a
wedding.
William Robb
I spent a summer working for a wedding factory in Vancouver. The
photogs
were given 5 or 6 rolls of 120 film per wedding. Job was to fill the
rolls
with usable images and turn the film in to the office the next
morning in
exchange for $50.00.
With duplicates and blown shots there were likely less than 40
keepers per
wedding.
Powell
A "wedding factory!" Why not...
Never thought of it, but why not?
Sell us your estimable skills for $50.
Probably works out to some $4 an hour, but what the hey? What ELSE do
you have to do, to put $50 in your pocket? Breeze!
keith <== shaking his head...
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