jeffrey_cunningham3

Brooks:

 

You shoot 5500 images!?!?

I think it depends on how much you want to invest. If this is the only wedding you're going to be shooting and if you are doing it for free, don't spend too much. I'd get something to get my flash off the camera (bracket) and if you are concerned with lack of flash power, maybe you should rent an SB-800 for the shoot. 2 gigs worth of memory should be adequate. I shoot with more, but 8-10 gigs is overkill for a cousin's wedding.If I were you I'd get maybe 1-2 gigs more to be safe.

I didn't even think about my rep when I suggested profiting. Sarah, thank you, you are so right.

That's a good response from Ni. I would also make it clear that you are not going to provide additional photos. Sometimes you need to be crystal clear to make sure you get your point across. She may read a letter like Ni's and assume you haven't answered the question.

 

Unless you said beforehand that you were giving her all the photos and had that in the agreement, I wouldn't do it for free. However, you may be able to make some money by selling her a CD with all the extra photos. Charge her $100.00 for the bonus CD and spend two minutes putting it together. Nice profit if you ask me!