jgrussell
5th of October 2008 (Sun), 18:00
EDIT: Plenty of responses!! I don't need any more assistance! Thanks, everybody -- this is the kind of thing that makes this forum so fabulous!!
My young cousin was married in 2006; the photog has yet to deliver a single photo. (There's no dispute; my cousin is paid up; the photog is simply "sorry for the delay...")
She has asked me for my shots -- taken with an S400 P&S and barely acceptable even as snaps. There are a couple of halfway decent shots that could be salvaged into something fairly nice and perhaps 20 that wouldn't be embarrassingly bad if post-processed. But it's the busy season at work for me and I simply can't look through them, choose the best and do the PP. The big problem, of course, with the S400 (which I usually use only for documents for genealogy research!!) is red eye, and there are a LOT of eyes.
There are a total of 127 shots to be reviewed (all JPG, 2272x1704), with say 20-25 selected and PP'd. She's more interested in shots of the guests than of her and her husband.
Any takers? I can snailmail a CD or upload them to a website where you could download them.
My young cousin was married in 2006; the photog has yet to deliver a single photo. (There's no dispute; my cousin is paid up; the photog is simply "sorry for the delay...")
She has asked me for my shots -- taken with an S400 P&S and barely acceptable even as snaps. There are a couple of halfway decent shots that could be salvaged into something fairly nice and perhaps 20 that wouldn't be embarrassingly bad if post-processed. But it's the busy season at work for me and I simply can't look through them, choose the best and do the PP. The big problem, of course, with the S400 (which I usually use only for documents for genealogy research!!) is red eye, and there are a LOT of eyes.
There are a total of 127 shots to be reviewed (all JPG, 2272x1704), with say 20-25 selected and PP'd. She's more interested in shots of the guests than of her and her husband.
Any takers? I can snailmail a CD or upload them to a website where you could download them.