And you probably need to do some PP on them. Last night I went through about 450 shots, threw out a few, did solid editing on some and minimal editing on others. They can be organized in "groups" so that a client can compare them and select the "best of the bunch". They may even select one of Aunt Bertha even if it's not "perfect" to keep the peace and remember her presence. The client knows who all these people are and may insist that certain ones be included.Harley1967 wrote: Alright, thanks.
I have another question...say the photographer takes 800 pics full wedding day. Do you show all 800 to the client? That's a lot to go through...for the client.
Harley1967 wrote: Wow I have never edit 450 shots at once. I bet you drank a lot of coffee. lol
You should absolutely do this.Powell Pink wrote: It's easier for everyone to just upload the photos to a site for proofing.
With family traveling from all over the country, the bride had a list of "people combinations" prepared for photos. That took a bit longer but no one was missed.rmeyer7 wrote:
You should absolutely do this.Powell Pink wrote: It's easier for everyone to just upload the photos to a site for proofing.
Also, if you haven't already shot the wedding, it's a good idea to talk with the couple about a shot list. There are certain must-have shots for weddings. This varies a little bit depending on the couple, but almost invariably involves moments like the cake cutting, first dance, bouquet toss, garter toss, placing rings on fingers, kiss at the end of the ceremony, etc., etc., etc.
The other shots you take before, during and after the ceremony and reception are important because they chronicle the event and capture priceless memories. But compared to the must-have shots on the shot list, those other shots are the icing on the cake.
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