hi i hope someone could help me in my problem. im in the school photography, im planning to take graduation picture soon. id like to know if theres any one there that could help me how to take good graduation picture with good light setup. and what are the packages and price that i should offer?

hoping for your asap reply....

more power DPP

Hi Michael,

If you want help on pricing, it will all depend on
1. amount of students
2. scope of work
3. final product


please be a little more specific so that the pros who do this for a living can give you some advice....

Yes, be more specific... will you do portraits of students for their annual yearbook, graduation rites, with prints.. etc.?

Hi Michael,

If you want help on pricing, it will all depend on
1. amount of students
2. scope of work
3. final product


please be a little more specific so that the pros who do this for a living can give you some advice....

sir pilar i dont know what are tha packages to offer.

what i want to know is:
1. what lightig set up should i use when taking a graduation portrait. can anyone post a sample lighting set up?

2. backgroup style? what should i use what kind of style?

3. what are the packages and pricing?


thanks in advance for the help.

ot: maam pilar's a she..:Grin: you might wanna edit..

sir pilar i dont know what are tha packages to offer.

what i want to know is:
1. what lightig set up should i use when taking a graduation portrait. can anyone post a sample lighting set up?

2. backgroup style? what should i use what kind of style?

3. what are the packages and pricing?


thanks in advance for the help.

http://www.sublime-light.com/index.php/2007/08/07/portrait-lighting-for-beginners-45-degree-lighting/
http://strobist.blogspot.com (http://strobist.blogspot.com/)
http://www.sublime-light.com/index.php

check these out..btw, a lighting seminar would do you good.. hehe sir jo avila!

Hi Michael,

You might find this link useful for your first and second question. This will give you an idea on what kind of lighting equipment to use and how to set it up for portrait use.

http://www.photoflexlightingschool.com/Lighting_Lessons/index.html


good luck and more power.

thanks for all of the help... :D