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03/03/2008 12:42:46 PM · #1
I have been asked to do a 150-200 piece, on location, product shoot for someone who deals in custom motorcycle parts, all chrome. Most are small enough to shoot in a light tent so it will be fairly uncomplicated. I have no idea where to begin to give him an estimate. The photos will primarily be shown on his website and several others. Anyone have any suggestions for pricing?
03/03/2008 01:38:14 PM · #2
Bump
03/03/2008 01:44:13 PM · #3
My way would be to estimate the time required for the travel, the shooting, and the editing. I would then multiply that by USD50 per hour. If this amounts to only a few hours work, I would then add on a fee of USD??? per image. Doing 150-200 shots, editing, and travel seem to suggest that the best way is to charge an hourly rate.
03/03/2008 02:41:19 PM · #4
bump :)
03/04/2008 10:42:04 AM · #5
Have to agree with pineapple here: Hourly fee for photography services (travel, shooting, editing, etc.) plus a usage fee per image.
03/04/2008 10:58:00 AM · #6
I recently shot a product shoot for a pizza place...their entire menu (about 40 final shots)...I charged a location fee and then a per image (finals) fee. The per image fee was my calculation included editing and usage.
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