Clients scanning prints

[RDKirk]

Originally Posted by cdifoto

I doubt my clients are the scanning type. They probably wouldn't be satisfied with a scan after taking delivery of all the high quality prints they get already. They aren't coming to me to save money in the first place.

At a certain price level, they're not interested in going through any effort to save what will be a small percentage of the total price, and yes, they will want the same high quality in the total package. You don't normally see Walmart floor mats in a Mercedes.

[cdifoto]

Yeah and I'm not even M-B. Audi maybe.

[Fernando]

Originally Posted by cdifoto

Yeah and I'm not even M-B. Audi maybe.

Well hell, that makes me an '86 Bronco II with mismatched rims...

[cdifoto]

Originally Posted by Austin Fern

Well hell, that makes me an '86 Bronco II with mismatched rims...

You say that as if it's a bad thing.

[Tony_A]

Originally Posted by cdifoto

Haha fair enough. I offer them because people still seem to want them...and they're just a bit over half the cost of a 5x7 and less than 1/3 the price of an 8x10 so it's better for my bottom line to pad my packages with more of the smaller size.

I read this post, and it made me think about a post I read earlier today. The author of that post was looking for advice about what college courses to take to be sucessful in photography as a business. Most of the advice that he was receiving was that the business courses were far more important than the photography courses (which I agree with)

This post is the perfect example of why. What cdifoto is doing works for him, his business, and HIS BOTTOM LINE! Sorry if I'm kinda getting off topic, but I had to comment on this.