What to charge?

[NateWagner]

well, if you provide a calendar by all means charge for the cost of the calender. I just wouldn't have them pay for your time. There's no sense in you losing money on the proposition.

 

[KmH]

I started charging for my images from day one. Of course, that was way back right after the dinosaurs died, about 30 years ago.........

As always, its buyer beware.

I say, charge for your work if they'll pay.

You'll be post processing 12 images and putting the calendar together.

 

[photobymike]

Wow, this forum thing is awesome, this is the first time I've ever been in one and it's making me looking at all differenet kinds of angles. Thanks everybody. I value all opinions

 

[Michaelintraining]

I suppose you could charge say 50p for every photo edited.
And i understand charging back then as film had to be bought and chemicals and so on.
But definitely charge for the calender though.
£15.00 is a fair price to me.

 

[BmDubb]

Charge her something! even 10$... If you do it for free she might think your a pervert lol

 

[Plato]

Charge her something! even 10$... If you do it for free she might think your a pervert lol

You say that like there's something wrong with being a pervert!

 

[BmDubb]

Nothing wrong at all with it.. Untill the husband finds out... And you wake up with your car totaled lmao

 

[fiveoboy01]

With the very limited equipment you have, and your apparent inexperience, I wouldn't charge a thing for this except your costs on the calendar.

 

[Al3x]

Time is money.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Not always.