At the time of writing this article I own 7 different cameras (9 if you include the iPhone and iPad). One that doesn’t do photography regularly may ask why I have so many. Truthfully, I don’t need as many as I have but here’s what I have and why I keep it around.
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Today I’m going to write about the P, S, A, and M (P, Tv, Av, M on some cameras) modes that most enthusiast (or higher) cameras are equipped with. These are essentially either semi-automatic or fully manual settings which allow the camera’s user to set either some or all aspects of what the camera is doing.
I personally do not like “all photos” type packages. I personally only offer the “I Shoot You Edit” package because some clients love that they get more photos in the end. To me though, I’d prefer to oversee the process from start to finish and produce work that I’d be happy about posting. Honestly, unless people are experienced photo editors then I’d prefer if they don’t even mention that I was the photographer when purchasing that package. If they do though, I’ll be requiring that they also mentioned that they were the editor. While it may be a bit picky on my end, not everyone has the same stylistic preferences and vision for an image so it’s important to me that representations of my work are consistent and the people that are interested in my services know what to expect.