FreestyleOutdoors
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Hey guys, I'm wanting to get started into wedding photography and had a couple questions.
I am an amateur photographer/videographer, but I feel like my work is fairly good. I don't however want to step on the toes of the professionals or mislead clients. I want to start out by catering to couples who may not have the money to hire a PRO, but still want quality pictures.
My questions are:
1. What do you guys think would be a good way to advertise to my intended clientele without having somebody hire me thinking they are getting a PRO for cheap?
2. Am I wrong in assuming I will probably have 30-40 hours of work with shooting and post? If its in that area do you think a range of $400-500 would be acceptable? Too high? Too low?
3. I'm shooting on crop sensors, so would you guys suggest the 24-105 f/4L, 24-70 f/4L, or 17-40 f/4L be my next lens purchase?
Thanks in advance
I am an amateur photographer/videographer, but I feel like my work is fairly good. I don't however want to step on the toes of the professionals or mislead clients. I want to start out by catering to couples who may not have the money to hire a PRO, but still want quality pictures.
My questions are:
1. What do you guys think would be a good way to advertise to my intended clientele without having somebody hire me thinking they are getting a PRO for cheap?
2. Am I wrong in assuming I will probably have 30-40 hours of work with shooting and post? If its in that area do you think a range of $400-500 would be acceptable? Too high? Too low?
3. I'm shooting on crop sensors, so would you guys suggest the 24-105 f/4L, 24-70 f/4L, or 17-40 f/4L be my next lens purchase?
Thanks in advance