lisa_c9

<p>I agree. I didn't even know about the ASMP site. thank you!</p>

<p>Thank you. very helpful. </p>

<p>I'm doing a photoshoot for a rock/metal band. its 3 guys. one is exceptionally skinny and the other 2 guys are big/wide. they're all about the same height. any suggestions on posing that will be most flattering. thinking the skinny guy more in front facing head on. the other guys slightly behind him at 3/4 angles. I just would like to even out their size differences in the photo.</p>

Hi I'm drawing up a price quote for my first commercial product shoot. the client wants various products shot on white background and a realistic background for use on the website, advertising, brochures etc. 4 questions: 1- is it ok for me to charge an additional design fee for photoshop isolation of these products? in other words if I shoot on a white background it isnt necessary a design ready isolated product. is it assumed that this service is included for product photography on a white background? 2- standard license would give them advertising usage and i would hold copyright. since these items are their exclusive design, engineered by them they may want full copyrights.. not sure how to price this. 3- should my quote also include my contract? or should i submit my quote and if they accept then send them a contract? 4- what is a reasonable expectation of how i should invoice and expect payment since this is a corporation. with private individuals i would never turn over the photos until I'm paid in full. Does same hold true for dealing with corporations? thanks