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05/27/2009 09:34:16 PM · #26 |
If you have time could you critique this restored photograph.
Also on a scale of 1-5 what would you consider the degree of difficulty. The different degrees of difficulty determine the base price for service.
Thanks,
Scott
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05/27/2009 10:18:32 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by SDW:
If you have time could you critique this restored photograph.
Also on a scale of 1-5 what would you consider the degree of difficulty. The different degrees of difficulty determine the base price for service.
Thanks,
Scott
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I couldn't tell you what to charge, but to answer you question I would say it would be 5 if your clients did it themselves and 2 with your skills.
I've found it fruitless in the past to price jobs according to difficulty. I've had a frame of mind that if I find it easy, then my service should be cheap. That's probably not a good thing. Sell your talent and your skill.
I'd say they will be pleased with the result. Good job! |
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05/28/2009 09:17:18 AM · #28 |
Thank you for your comments.
Scott |
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