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07-30-2007
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F1 Camel
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Pricing standards
I have just started my photography business .I use a web site that offers prints and mugs for me with pricing suggestions.
My question is there a guide somewhere that will give me an idea what to charge for portrait packages and custom images of cars etc. Any help is appreciated I'm worried that I wont charge enough or too much. __________________
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07-31-2007
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Re: Pricing standards
Hi D...you are in Ontario....let me suggest you visit www.capic.org which is the web site of CAPIC most commercial types are members.
The portrait/wedding pros are at PPOC website. There you will find a starting place I think....cheers...Bob __________________
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