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£150 min imho, although £200 would be better.
But let them know it's a favour if they give you more work then £250 min
If you charge too little then they'll expect it every time.
I seen loads of freelance jobs advertised recently as 'great way to gain experience or build your portfolio'
all aimed at students that a few years ago would have been paid commisions.
I was earning good money with my studio a year ago but i've had to let it go through lack of work.
I'm...
This is why i'm currently looking for full time work in someone elses studio.
Everyone with a DSLR thinks they're a professional photographer and are diluting the market for pocket money.
That's where charging for time comes into play, if it's three then you can get them done in a day including photoshop more than likely.
So I would think £300 is reasonable but if you feel that's a bit much then £150-£250 is more than fair.
Those shots of the laptops you did were very good, I use to assist a product photographer in the summer
when I was still at school and sometimes he took a couple of days to get just a few shots, endlessly
faffing around with lights, sometimes he belted out loads of shots in a day.
Don't get...
I know you might not like charging for you time or the amount of products shot, but that's the only real way you can price a job up.
You need to know how many products there will be, how long it will take to shoot each one and how long it will take to
process them on photoshop.
Then add up...
When I was doing my photography degree we were given an assingment to create a photo narrative,
in one afternoon you've p*ssed all over what I did. lol
I wish i'd have done lego man adventure instead, probably would have got a better grade.
I think they class these things as quadricycles, which means they don't have to pass any euro NCAP tests.:S
If someone hit you on a push bike I think you'd be in trouble.
Another example of a quadricycle
Henry Ford 1905
I'd rather ride around in that thing tbh.
Re: coments on colour scheme please
Indeed, I have been trying to help.:S
I just think the Renault Sport flags are a bit played out, but i've given up caring now.:(
Re: coments on colour scheme please
I've been looking through loads of the super 1600 rally cars just to see if there's any decent colour schemes
and this is the best I could find and I still think it looks a bit crap.
Most people with 182cups took the stripes off, although that was never sold as a Gordini edition.
But I agree if your going to buy a Gordini, might as well go the whole hog.
Isn't deleteing the stripes an option?
I've seen a few blue Gordinis without stripes.
I'd imagine if they do come with stripes they'd be white to match the mirrors and front wing.
With that kind of camera I would focus on a the track and take the photo when the car gets to that point,
on a fast shutter speed.
Does the finepix have shutter delay? (a gap in between pressing the shutter and it taking the photo)
I'm with you on the steering wheel, reminds me of someone with a massive forehead for some reason,
but thats what aftermarket wheels are for.
Dash, meh.