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we politely declined.
BUT, I was wondering if anyone else has run into this situation and what they did. here's what happened in a nutshell.
my wife got an email this week from someone wanting her to shoot their wedding. it was going to be small, probably only 4-6 hours worth, and was local. sounded good so far. All of the business details were fine, everything pretty typical, except at the VERY end we were informed that the bride (who was setting this up) was apparently a photoshop wizard, and did not want us to do any photo editing. she wanted all the unedited raw files so she could do all the editing herself.
My wife explained that she never gives out unedited files, and if that was going to be an issue than she would not be able to do her wedding. sooo...we're not doing her wedding.
this is the first time we have run across this as an actual deal-breaking issue.
with editing programs like photoshop and lightroom and such being so popular now, is this becoming a more common occurrence? And has anyone shot for a client and just given them the raw files?
BUT, I was wondering if anyone else has run into this situation and what they did. here's what happened in a nutshell.
my wife got an email this week from someone wanting her to shoot their wedding. it was going to be small, probably only 4-6 hours worth, and was local. sounded good so far. All of the business details were fine, everything pretty typical, except at the VERY end we were informed that the bride (who was setting this up) was apparently a photoshop wizard, and did not want us to do any photo editing. she wanted all the unedited raw files so she could do all the editing herself.
My wife explained that she never gives out unedited files, and if that was going to be an issue than she would not be able to do her wedding. sooo...we're not doing her wedding.
this is the first time we have run across this as an actual deal-breaking issue.
with editing programs like photoshop and lightroom and such being so popular now, is this becoming a more common occurrence? And has anyone shot for a client and just given them the raw files?