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Do you provide the final files to your clients, or hang onto them in order to generate future reprint sales?
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I give 'em a CD along with my recommendatons for local labs to have additional prints made at. If they just have the restoration done and get a CD but don't order a print, I also give them a 5x7 proof to use as a match print and explain to them about how/why lab prints can look different from one lab to another.
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I give the customer the choice....$5.00 for a CD with the work burned to it in seperate files for : (1) Web posting (2) printing. I also keep a copy. TomComment
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If you like to give your clients a cd of their pictures, then you might find this interesting. My neighbor works in data processing and one of their clients is a bank. Every day, they get cd's in cases from this bank and they just use the cd and throw it away.
She brought me over a...02-13-2002, 10:49 PM -
I'm just being nosy.Always, or almost always4Frequently5Occasionally12Never, I view them solely on my monitor011-28-2007, 02:11 PM
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Do you all print your own photos for your customers or do you send then to a lab for professional printing? I've been happy with the results from my printer to date but I'm starting to think that maybe I should get them printed by a lab which might or might not improve the quality and maybe work out...01-30-2002, 04:36 PM -
HI! I have a problem with the cd write i did, why is it some of the exe in installer that I cd writed disappeared? When i open it it says that "this is not a win32 application" when in fact in the original it is ok? how was this?11-22-2002, 03:45 AM
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I just finished setting up my new monitor and was wondering what is the proper brightness for an lcd? The monitor is an 24" Eizo CE coloredge. I will be using it for photography and retouching mostly for output to the web and some print from a local higher end print lab.
This is...09-22-2007, 01:24 AM
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