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Delivery of Photos and Video

Updated: Jan 10, 2022

People look at my delivery and some get upset that it takes so long to edit the photos and deliver. The delivery that I give is the same delivery that most photographers give a client, some give even longer delivery. it takes time to go over each photo and video. I go over each image and adjust the color and brightness and some I put into photoshop to correct problems like face and edit out people in photos. It takes 2 to 3 hours of editing for every hour that I spend photographing and 4 to 5 hours for every hour on video. This takes

time, on video, look at camera shake, wind noise, people walking in front of the camera people standing in front of the video camera which then the video is a wasted video. I use Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop for photos and Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audtion for video.


if I do a 4 hour wedding for video, I use 2 to 3 cameras. each camera goes the whole

time that is 8 to 12 hours of video that I have to go through. frame by frame.


if I do a 4 hours of wedding photography it all depends on the size of the guests at the event.

I have did some events where only 30 people and some with over 200 people. The amount of photos that I take all depends on the guest list. I like to go around at first and do portraits of people then do candid's which is guests not knowing they are being photographed.


Early in the season, it does generally takes me about 2 weeks but as the wedding season gets more and more active from late May to late November delivery is longer and longer


No matter what I tell a client, they assume that delivery is days, I have had in the past, clients who call me not only daily but hourly on when they will get their photos or video.



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