Hello. I am new to the MPIX forum and am looking for some advice and constructive criticism. I am fairly new to digital SLR and Photoshop CS2. I posted a picture from the 3rd wedding I have done, but only second digital wedding. This is an untouched photo. I have played around with my color balance saturation...

Okay so I asked a question a few days ago about resizing a photo on CS2. After I got all that straightened out, it came to my attention that all the photos on the CD that I am giving a client now have to be resized. Is there any way around resizing them and adding a border, or should I just burn them...

I am looking at offering Proof Sets with my wedding packages does any one have any advice on this? Where to get a quality proof book, or if this is even a good thing to offer. Thanks :)

Being new to this idea of getting payed to take pictures. I Have some questions as to how much should I charge. How should I come up with a price? I am doing a wedding, a senior portrait, and School pictures for a small christain school. Any advice would be helpful.

Like other have said, every state is different. Here in California, you are supposed to tax everything, even your physical service . Some photographers have tried the "I'm only providing a service, for my $2,000.00 + package" , however that won't work in my state. So, we have to tax...

Hi , I'm new here, but not new to wedding photography. I know exactly what you're talking about. I love to be able to love shooting a wedding, and ameasily dissapointed when people or situations on the wedding day cramp my style. When the couple and their families simply don't try to work...

I'm not sure how it turned out.. My parents albums use just 4x6s so I'm not sure in what sense you are trying to get creative. I mean croping? or softening a look or a soft glow is nice. How about the shots themselves, are they kissing? holding hands? I tell the story sequentially so that takes...

First off your camera will deliver great photos at the normal 8.2mpxl resolution and your Jpegs will be between 2-6Mpeg in size. If this is for a wedding and you shoot 300-600 shots then you will end up going with a DVD. My standard with my Canon 10D is the DVD route. Since I also offer 20-40 enhanced...