[Kevmoe]

I use 2 photographers. One chargers me $50 and another charger me $150. I know both of them so they are giving me a discount

$50 photographer did all my outdoor shoots on my site Home | LIS Clothing (product shots and lookbook) his camera isnt as clear as the other photographer. He only takes 1 day to edit pics and he doesnt have lights and he doesnt have access to a studio.

$150 photographer did all my indoor product shoots. He also provides a promo video of the shoot. He has a clearer camera as you can see and he also has lights. He takes about 4-5 days to edit pics though. He also has access to a studio

Which one you do you think i should stick with ?
I dont want to keep going back and forth

 

[Mtnview]

I know you don't want to spend more money than you have to. I didn't check out the link but you need to ask yourself if the $50 photographer's product going to be good enough to project the image of your business to customers.

 

[Kevmoe]

I know you don't want to spend more money than you have to. I didn't check out the link but you need to ask yourself if the $50 photographer's product going to be good enough to project the image of your business to customers.

Check it out. I want your opinion. I cant ask any one cause they gonna say go the cheaper way and not realize thats not always the best route.

 

[jeron]

I think you just answered your own question!!!! There is the saying "you get what you pay for"... sometimes it's not true, but sometimes it is...

And I didn't look because it doesn't matter really, you're the only one who knows what pictures would best suit your business, both visually and financially!! For me I would choose quality.

 

[NoXid]

Well, the $50 guy did the photo of the girl in the blue shirt, so I'm with him!

Actually, both look good to me. It probably comes down to if you want to go with studio style shots, or not, since only the one guy has access to a studio.

 

[splathead]

Both sets of photos are fine. Keep using your $50 for outside. Those photos are in alleys and dark backgrounds anyway, so you probably don't want a crisp studio-like shot anyway.

Your $50 guy can't shoot indoors, so keep using your $150 guy for that.

 

[Sunjoa]

For me, the outdoor shots were a mixed bag. I agree that the girl's shots were good, I really didn't care for one of the male models posture too much, it seems to me that he always had his shoulders kind of hunched forward. That caused the shirt to bunch up in the front and created a distorted view of your designs. I would have preferred his shoulders back, thereby maximizing the viewing of the designs. That's on the photographer. I would go with the other photographer, if he/she does location shoots. Hope this helps.