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Questions and
Answers
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How much
does it cost to have a professional photo shoot? -
This all depends on what type of photography you need, the
location the photos will be taken, and of course how long each
shoot lasts. If you are doing an in studio photo shoot at the
average time of about 3 hours, you can expect to pay around
$350-500. Model portfolios tend to take a bit longer, about 5-6
hours, and range from $500-1200. Please refer to the
pricing
page for more information.
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How do I
get my images after the shoot? - All of
our clients are given access to their images through an online
proofing system. This system is password protected and allows
users to view, select, and order retouching services and prints
from their photos.
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Why do I
need to sign a model release? - Even
though you may not want your photos used on the Gia Wood
Photography website or other industry websites for promotion,
all clients must sign a release form. The photo release is a way
of ensuring that each model or client understands that Gia Wood
Photography owns the copyrights to the photos.
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Why does
Gia Wood Photography require copyright stamps on all images that
are going to be displayed on the internet? -
This is due to the wide range of legal issues that arise when
images are stolen from the internet. Sometimes it is another
photographer claiming it is their work, and other times it is
someone claiming to be the person in the photograph. There have
even been other studios who have taken the photos from our
website and made print ads with them claiming it to be their own
work. The copyright stamp is to help avoid illegal use of our
work.
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