I was curious if anyone knew of places that do editing for you? Places that aren't crazy outrageous expensive?
My second is Out of town for few weeks, so I am looking for some help!
Would LOVE the suggestions!
alea
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Hi there!
I was curious if anyone knew of places that do editing for you? Places that aren't crazy outrageous expensive?
My second is Out of town for few weeks, so I am looking for some help!
Would LOVE the suggestions!
alea
I was curious if anyone knew of places that do editing for you? Places that aren't crazy outrageous expensive?
My second is Out of town for few weeks, so I am looking for some help!
Would LOVE the suggestions!
alea
Hi, Alea. What do you consider to be crazy outrageous expensive?
Thanks for posting the link Rebecca.
Alea, I offer competitive rates which scale depending on how many images you submit. I also offer a discount for multiple sessions and some free goodies too!
I'm happy to answer any questions here or privately if you'd prefer to be discreet.
Thanks!
Matt of EditBunny
Alea, I offer competitive rates which scale depending on how many images you submit. I also offer a discount for multiple sessions and some free goodies too!
I'm happy to answer any questions here or privately if you'd prefer to be discreet.
Thanks!
Matt of EditBunny
QUOTE(bsteffine @ March 20 2008, 02:48 PM) 
Hi, Alea. What do you consider to be crazy outrageous expensive?
i have about 200 shots from the formals- some of which might need a little more time then others because my flash was a little bizerk, so hopefully salvageable. So, what 50-75-100? for that amount of photos?
I've never outsourced before, so i really don't know. what do you think?
QUOTE(aleamoore @ March 20 2008, 12:14 PM)
i have about 200 shots from the formals- some of which might need a little more time then others because my flash was a little bizerk, so hopefully salvageable. So, what 50-75-100? for that amount of photos?
I've never outsourced before, so i really don't know. what do you think?
I've never outsourced before, so i really don't know. what do you think?
Another option as well: www.revolutionimagingdesign.com
Check out Colorati. I am using them for the upcoming season, their rates are amazing. The prices blow everyone else out of the water that I've seen, and the work is excellent.
And they're so super friendly and helpful.
And they're so super friendly and helpful.
QUOTE(megan80 @ March 21 2008, 07:20 PM)
Check out Colorati. I am using them for the upcoming season, their rates are amazing. The prices blow everyone else out of the water that I've seen, and the work is excellent.
And they're so super friendly and helpful.
And they're so super friendly and helpful.
I don't know Megan. I just looked at Revolution Imaging and their prices are $.04 or $.15 cheaper per image than Colorati depending on how you look at it, and they're even cheaper if you go with a package. Editbunny will edit and correct for $.04 cheaper (for their middle package) and Photographer's Edit seems to be about $.14 cheaper per image for their middle package. And I had a tough time making a true comparison for KampEdit because they include a lot of stuff in their price.
I'm sure Colorati is everything you said it is in terms of quality, but it doesn't seem cheaper. Especially when you consider the extra cost of editing down the images.
QUOTE(Katherine @ March 22 2008, 10:07 PM)
One more to add to the list is www.editteam.com
+1
These guys seem to really be on top of things. I met them at WPPI and was very impressed.
Hey Megan!
Thanks for your kind words!
My calendar shows you're shooting this weekend. I'll send you a shipping label today!
- - - -
You've raised an interesting point, Steve! To clarify: we have two levels of color services. 98% of our clients order standard color at $0.29/Raw image. Custom color is for the client who crafts up a seriously secret sauce!
But point well taken- we will never claim to be the low price leader. We want to lead the industry in setting the standard for quality and customer service!
- - - -
This got me thinking... and I thought I'd offer some thoughts on pricing- specifically package pricing vs. a la carte. (And I think I can prove that in some cases we do cost less and provide MORE! )
Package pricing has a benefit: it's stable and you know EXACTLY what you're paying per wedding. We looked at package pricing and felt we could offer more to our clients by taking a traditional photo lab model. Here's why:
Let's look at a common package for color and art edit (or retouching) on 700 images.
Under package pricing what if you don't have exactly 700 images for a wedding? What if it's exactly 542? You pay the same price as if you submitted 700.
Submit only 542:
**Please note turnaround time!**
And this raises another question- what if you want to send 798 images? Under package pricing, you'll pay about $100 more for 98 images. Add to this monthly or annual subscriptions and, well... you get the point.
Anyway- forget the math! To us what matters most is your satisfaction with our output and personal, attentive customer service.
...now back to your regularly scheduled easy Friday forum reading!
-Leon
Thanks for your kind words!
My calendar shows you're shooting this weekend. I'll send you a shipping label today!- - - -
You've raised an interesting point, Steve! To clarify: we have two levels of color services. 98% of our clients order standard color at $0.29/Raw image. Custom color is for the client who crafts up a seriously secret sauce!
But point well taken- we will never claim to be the low price leader. We want to lead the industry in setting the standard for quality and customer service!
- - - -
This got me thinking... and I thought I'd offer some thoughts on pricing- specifically package pricing vs. a la carte. (And I think I can prove that in some cases we do cost less and provide MORE!
)Package pricing has a benefit: it's stable and you know EXACTLY what you're paying per wedding. We looked at package pricing and felt we could offer more to our clients by taking a traditional photo lab model. Here's why:
Let's look at a common package for color and art edit (or retouching) on 700 images.
Under package pricing what if you don't have exactly 700 images for a wedding? What if it's exactly 542? You pay the same price as if you submitted 700.
Submit only 542:
**Please note turnaround time!**
And this raises another question- what if you want to send 798 images? Under package pricing, you'll pay about $100 more for 98 images. Add to this monthly or annual subscriptions and, well... you get the point.
Anyway- forget the math! To us what matters most is your satisfaction with our output and personal, attentive customer service.
...now back to your regularly scheduled easy Friday forum reading!
-Leon
Excellent comparison, Leon!
I've run the same pricing scenarios and came to the same conclusions, that pricing per image makes more sense and is more beneficial to the client.
It's unfortunate that many folks simply look for what's cheapest (unless it's about the bride's search for it). Searching for the right outsourcing solution has to be about much more than price alone.
I've run the same pricing scenarios and came to the same conclusions, that pricing per image makes more sense and is more beneficial to the client.
It's unfortunate that many folks simply look for what's cheapest (unless it's about the bride's search for it). Searching for the right outsourcing solution has to be about much more than price alone.
QUOTE(bsteffine @ March 28 2008, 09:40 AM)
Excellent comparison, Leon!
I've run the same pricing scenarios and came to the same conclusions, that pricing per image makes more sense and is more beneficial to the client.
It's unfortunate that many folks simply look for what's cheapest (unless it's about the bride's search for it). Searching for the right outsourcing solution has to be about much more than price alone.
I've run the same pricing scenarios and came to the same conclusions, that pricing per image makes more sense and is more beneficial to the client.
It's unfortunate that many folks simply look for what's cheapest (unless it's about the bride's search for it). Searching for the right outsourcing solution has to be about much more than price alone.
I whole heartedly agree... with outsourcing it is very much more than what is the cheapest solution or how much more you get for your buck. With the anxiety that is attached to letting one's own images out of your hands, the solution is more about how comfortable you feel and knowing that you will receive a quality product at the end. Whether it be Colorati, DoodleDo (Nice new website by the way), Revolution Imaging & Design, or one of the many other post-production options, it's always good to compare much more than cost when you are about to make one of the best business decisions a photographer can make.
Laurin! Hey, friend, we missed you out at WPPI. Was looking forward to hangin' out (though it was tough for those of us that did make it ... so busy!).
By the way, Alea, I wasn't implying that you are being cheap. Just want that to be clear.
By the way, Alea, I wasn't implying that you are being cheap. Just want that to be clear.
QUOTE(Katherine @ March 22 2008, 10:07 PM)
Haha. I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking that.
If I was gonna outsource editing I would use Colorati. They really seem to have their stuff together.
I outsource all my stuff to Kampedit... Wait a second... hehehe
QUOTE(kampphotography @ March 28 2008, 10:48 AM)
I outsource all my stuff to Kampedit... Wait a second... hehehe
Haha! Good man!
-Leon
QUOTE
I outsource all my stuff to Kampedit... Wait a second... hehehe
You little pimp, you!
QUOTE(Leon @ March 28 2008, 01:05 PM)
Haha! Good man! -Leon
LOL -LeonQUOTE(bsteffine @ March 28 2008, 04:44 PM)
You little pimp, you!
Sorry... I waited like 3 days before doing it hehehe
I send all my EditBunny work to KampEdit too!
Hey, that's what outsourcing is all about, right?
Hey, that's what outsourcing is all about, right?
QUOTE(mattcam @ March 28 2008, 05:13 PM)
I send all my EditBunny work to KampEdit too!
Hey, that's what outsourcing is all about, right?
Hey, that's what outsourcing is all about, right?
Then I outsource it all to colorati...
Shoot, Ship, Smile... I still love that... Edit Bunny... love the name!
Just don't say Shoot Ship 3x fast.
Just don't say Shoot Ship 3x fast.
QUOTE(Leon @ March 28 2008, 09:14 AM)
Hey Megan!
Thanks for your kind words! My calendar shows you're shooting this weekend. I'll send you a shipping label today!
- - - -
You've raised an interesting point, Steve! To clarify: we have two levels of color services. 98% of our clients order standard color at $0.29/Raw image. Custom color is for the client who crafts up a seriously secret sauce!
But point well taken- we will never claim to be the low price leader. We want to lead the industry in setting the standard for quality and customer service!
- - - -
This got me thinking... and I thought I'd offer some thoughts on pricing- specifically package pricing vs. a la carte. (And I think I can prove that in some cases we do cost less and provide MORE! )
Package pricing has a benefit: it's stable and you know EXACTLY what you're paying per wedding. We looked at package pricing and felt we could offer more to our clients by taking a traditional photo lab model. Here's why:
Let's look at a common package for color and art edit (or retouching) on 700 images.
Under package pricing what if you don't have exactly 700 images for a wedding? What if it's exactly 542? You pay the same price as if you submitted 700.
Submit only 542:
**Please note turnaround time!**
And this raises another question- what if you want to send 798 images? Under package pricing, you'll pay about $100 more for 98 images. Add to this monthly or annual subscriptions and, well... you get the point.
Anyway- forget the math! To us what matters most is your satisfaction with our output and personal, attentive customer service.
...now back to your regularly scheduled easy Friday forum reading!
-Leon
Thanks for your kind words!
My calendar shows you're shooting this weekend. I'll send you a shipping label today!- - - -
You've raised an interesting point, Steve! To clarify: we have two levels of color services. 98% of our clients order standard color at $0.29/Raw image. Custom color is for the client who crafts up a seriously secret sauce!
But point well taken- we will never claim to be the low price leader. We want to lead the industry in setting the standard for quality and customer service!
- - - -
This got me thinking... and I thought I'd offer some thoughts on pricing- specifically package pricing vs. a la carte. (And I think I can prove that in some cases we do cost less and provide MORE!
)Package pricing has a benefit: it's stable and you know EXACTLY what you're paying per wedding. We looked at package pricing and felt we could offer more to our clients by taking a traditional photo lab model. Here's why:
Let's look at a common package for color and art edit (or retouching) on 700 images.
Under package pricing what if you don't have exactly 700 images for a wedding? What if it's exactly 542? You pay the same price as if you submitted 700.
Submit only 542:
**Please note turnaround time!**
And this raises another question- what if you want to send 798 images? Under package pricing, you'll pay about $100 more for 98 images. Add to this monthly or annual subscriptions and, well... you get the point.
Anyway- forget the math! To us what matters most is your satisfaction with our output and personal, attentive customer service.
...now back to your regularly scheduled easy Friday forum reading!
-Leon
Great info THANKS!
QUOTE(Leon @ March 28 2008, 12:14 PM)
Hey Megan!
Thanks for your kind words! My calendar shows you're shooting this weekend. I'll send you a shipping label today!
- - - -
You've raised an interesting point, Steve! To clarify: we have two levels of color services. 98% of our clients order standard color at $0.29/Raw image. Custom color is for the client who crafts up a seriously secret sauce!
But point well taken- we will never claim to be the low price leader. We want to lead the industry in setting the standard for quality and customer service!
- - - -
This got me thinking... and I thought I'd offer some thoughts on pricing- specifically package pricing vs. a la carte. (And I think I can prove that in some cases we do cost less and provide MORE! )
Package pricing has a benefit: it's stable and you know EXACTLY what you're paying per wedding. We looked at package pricing and felt we could offer more to our clients by taking a traditional photo lab model. Here's why:
Let's look at a common package for color and art edit (or retouching) on 700 images.
Under package pricing what if you don't have exactly 700 images for a wedding? What if it's exactly 542? You pay the same price as if you submitted 700.
Submit only 542:
**Please note turnaround time!**
And this raises another question- what if you want to send 798 images? Under package pricing, you'll pay about $100 more for 98 images. Add to this monthly or annual subscriptions and, well... you get the point.
Anyway- forget the math! To us what matters most is your satisfaction with our output and personal, attentive customer service.
...now back to your regularly scheduled easy Friday forum reading!
-Leon
Thanks for your kind words!
My calendar shows you're shooting this weekend. I'll send you a shipping label today!- - - -
You've raised an interesting point, Steve! To clarify: we have two levels of color services. 98% of our clients order standard color at $0.29/Raw image. Custom color is for the client who crafts up a seriously secret sauce!
But point well taken- we will never claim to be the low price leader. We want to lead the industry in setting the standard for quality and customer service!
- - - -
This got me thinking... and I thought I'd offer some thoughts on pricing- specifically package pricing vs. a la carte. (And I think I can prove that in some cases we do cost less and provide MORE!
)Package pricing has a benefit: it's stable and you know EXACTLY what you're paying per wedding. We looked at package pricing and felt we could offer more to our clients by taking a traditional photo lab model. Here's why:
Let's look at a common package for color and art edit (or retouching) on 700 images.
Under package pricing what if you don't have exactly 700 images for a wedding? What if it's exactly 542? You pay the same price as if you submitted 700.
Submit only 542:
**Please note turnaround time!**
And this raises another question- what if you want to send 798 images? Under package pricing, you'll pay about $100 more for 98 images. Add to this monthly or annual subscriptions and, well... you get the point.
Anyway- forget the math! To us what matters most is your satisfaction with our output and personal, attentive customer service.
...now back to your regularly scheduled easy Friday forum reading!
-Leon
Yay Colorati!
QUOTE(Katherine @ March 22 2008, 10:07 PM)
OOoops...
Wrong type of editing....
Just kidding....
Wrong type of editing....
Just kidding....
KK.... oh dear. Must. Finish. Long. Lens. Song. Soon!! (okay, sorry bout the 'jack....)
On Edits... Sara at Sara D Harper can help too
QUOTE(liana @ April 3 2008, 12:12 AM)
KK.... oh dear. Must. Finish. Long. Lens. Song. Soon!! (okay, sorry bout the 'jack....)
On Edits... Sara at Sara D Harper can help too
Holy crap! Sara D Harper's images are incredible! Liana, I have been telling fellow photogs about your site for a couple of years now-it is by far one of my favorites. Ranks waayyyy up there among the best! BTW: I am launching my own post processing company soon-ShootForward.com, you shameless self-promoters!! LOL!
Kim
I do edits for 3 well known photographer. Might take 1 more.
$800 for up to 1500 files. Full edits
$800 for up to 1500 files. Full edits
I do editing for 3 other photographers. Looking for more. PM and we'll talk more!
I run a post processing business in Orlando, FL.
Here's the website:
www.studio222pro.com
I'd love to talk with you more about your needs and find a great solution for you.
Full wedding color correction and artistic editing is $200 with a 7 day turnaround.
You can read more details on my site.
Here's the website:
www.studio222pro.com
I'd love to talk with you more about your needs and find a great solution for you.
Full wedding color correction and artistic editing is $200 with a 7 day turnaround.
You can read more details on my site.
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