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Hired a Professional - Now need some help with the results

No need to say anything. It's already been said.

I just wanted to say something.
 
There was no written contract ( another red flag!). I guess it's really my fault, I could have asked on here for a reference or spent more time looking.

This a disagree with, contracts are red flags in my opinion. For a maid service, lawn mowing, any service it is a one sided contract, they are making it for them not for the customer. I talked to one wedding photographer locally to me who said in his contract it states that can't hire another photographer, to me that's ridiculous. If I buy a piece of art from someone he won't make me sign something saying I can't hang up another piece of art in my house. At the end of the day contract or no contract when they say the RAW images got lost and we only have the JPEG you're screwed. If you want a contract write it yourself, although I'd just try to find someone honest that a contract isn't needed. To me a photographer is a art service, if I'm paying and I want them to shoot on my card in Raw images and give me the card when they're done well they shouldn't have a problem with that, although the images will look like crap without processing.

This post made me el oh el.

I hope you never shoot a wedding.
 
Im out of popcorn anyone else got some I can have?

This thread has it all!!!
 
Client is not happy because of out of focus overexposed images, noob error IMO.

On the other side, client reviewed the images on the photographer website and got pretty much what was advertised.

Like johnson said, he worked 7 hours for 150$ thats ****in cheap. you got cheap.
 
Seriously.. I rather be called a craigslist photographer. If I have been shooting and in business for long time, I hope my work is way better than that.
 
Another natural light shooter! Yay!
 
Another natural light shooter! Yay!
Nothing wrong with that.

As long as they know what the heck they are doing with natural light. That sh!t is HARD!!!

that **** is not that hard, you just have to choose your backgrounds and location carefully and shoot at a time where the sun is not high up. its not rocket science.

If a client ask for a shoot in a middle of a field at 1PM and other time and location is not an option, I make sure to let the client know that this is not the best shooting situation and explain them why. especially for Familly portraits with groups.
 
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BAH, terrible

There is room to fix it, but it doesnt fix the fact it wasn't thought of before/during the shoot.
 
what did you get for 150 dollars.

If you got a CD of images, you got a cheap photographer....

The photos suck, but if you look at their website and FACEBOOK page, the photos are pretty much right on par with what is there....

Don't ask for a refund, next time do research before you spend money.

I bet you were shopping based on price. Did you call anyone else? I bet you did and they were all higher and you just went with the cheapest one, right?
 
Nothing wrong with that.

As long as they know what the heck they are doing with natural light. That sh!t is HARD!!!

that **** is not that hard, you just have to choose your backgrounds and location carefully and shoot at a time where the sun is not high up. its not rocket science.

If a client ask for a shoot in a middle of a field at 1PM and other time and location is not an option, I make sure to let the client know that this is not the best shooting situation and explain them why. especially for Familly portraits with groups.
It's definitely hard to turn down a shoot in the middle of a field at 1pm when I can just use my flashes and take the shoot and produce excellent results. I could not do that shoot at 1pm without my flashes and produce anything I'd charge anyone a dime for. It's hard.
 
I rather do 1PM shoot with no flash than cloudy no sun day.
 

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