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Jun 14, 2007 18:52 |  #1

Hi all, I know this has been asked a million times, but I have done searches and even ordered the book Photgraphy Pricing. The book doesn't say anything from what I have read so far about pricing individual photos.
I have some photos I have done that are being wanted in a 20x24. I don't know if this is a good size or not. I have never done larger than 16x20. My main ? is what to charge and and what is better 20x30 or 20x24. I need to get some starting price info for anything from a 4x6 to 20x30. Does anyone have any good advice, books etc. Thanks for the patience and help in advance.

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Jun 14, 2007 22:43 |  #2

Are you printing these yourself? Or having a lab do them and then you are selling the finished prints?


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I am having lab print and then I am selling the finished prints, yes


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Jun 15, 2007 08:09 |  #4

What do you mean 'good size' and 'which is better'?

If your picture is cropped to how it should be then print it like that, and use a matt. I wouldnt crop a picture to match the paper size, I would always match the paper size (and leave a border, if nessecary) to the print.


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