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Posts: 73 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Houston, Real First Name: Marco iTrader Rating: 0  LIKES Received: 0 LIKES Given: 0 |
11-05-2006, 10:36 AM
Hey Shanghai,
If you're working with models/mua/stylists TFCD, I find it always best to give them one shot from each "look" high-res, but only AFTER you have completed your post-production in Photoshop on the shots.
If you give them the raw photos, direct out of the camera, and/or all of the photos shot in the session, they are likely to use these unretouched images on their websites and/or books - this will reflect badly on your photography since it reflects that you are a photographer who does not do high-quality post-production.
You need to be very careful about your images that are floating around - only allow images to be shown by others that YOU feel accurately represent YOUR work as an artist. Everyone benefits this way - the models and muas have good quality images and can help promote your talents as a photographer. |
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