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10/03/2004 01:39:16 PM · #1
As a new member I'd apreciate some advice.

If I come accross a photo which I think is particularly impressive, and assuming the photographer isn't selling his/her work. Is it acceptable to ask if he/she would part with a hi-res copy so I could print it and hang it at home?
10/03/2004 01:40:58 PM · #2
why do you offer them paypal sum to part with it.
10/03/2004 02:04:22 PM · #3
Originally posted by Blackdog:

As a new member I'd apreciate some advice.

If I come accross a photo which I think is particularly impressive, and assuming the photographer isn't selling his/her work. Is it acceptable to ask if he/she would part with a hi-res copy so I could print it and hang it at home?


It's acceptable to ask, but they are of course not obligated to do so.

-Terry
10/03/2004 02:04:57 PM · #4
No harm in asking I am sure most people would be flattered.

10/03/2004 02:26:29 PM · #5
I would have the print made and shipped to your address if asked. After payment of course.
10/03/2004 02:30:31 PM · #6
I would think not many people would send you the hi-res copy. I think it would be better to ask the person to make the print available through dpcprints.
10/03/2004 02:41:51 PM · #7
Originally posted by willem:

I would think not many people would send you the hi-res copy. I think it would be better to ask the person to make the print available through dpcprints.

I agree about sending a high-res copy, but DPCPrints is only a possibility if they are a member. :(

David
10/03/2004 02:46:21 PM · #8
Originally posted by Britannica:

Originally posted by willem:

I would think not many people would send you the hi-res copy. I think it would be better to ask the person to make the print available through dpcprints.

I agree about sending a high-res copy, but DPCPrints is only a possibility if they are a member. :(

David


I would probably be using ofoto for this, shipping is only $1.50 for most things anyway ontop of the normal print pricing.
10/03/2004 02:48:43 PM · #9
Originally posted by kyebosh:


shipping is only $1.50 for most things anyway ontop of the normal print pricing.


Depends where to. To my country is bloody expensive.
But I wouldn't ask anybody for hi-res copy. I understand his/hers point.
10/03/2004 06:55:41 PM · #10
I never part with hi-res copies (it's tantamount to giving away a negative) but would be prepared to send a large format print for payment.

I think it's acceptable to ask but don't be surprised if you get a 'no!'. If they are amateur then they may be flattered. A pro would most certainly be quite firmly against the idea!
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