Gonna use this now. I was using my website to send out client galleries to let the see proofs. But I used we transfer to deliver edited photos and I need something easier for events and this is helpful
Thank you so much for sharing this video! I am very new on this business, but I've taken good photos already to share with my friends and start building up my portfolio. I really need some good advice and I would be totally pleased with your help. I've done portraits, events photography (not weddings yet), boudoir photography, and friends that are selling lingerie clothing, solo, and couples photographs My question is: do I have to always edit all my photos? Or just when I feel the need for a simple adjustment of lighting or balance? I am mentioning this because with Event photos or family photos, they are almost more than 100 photos that look amazing out of the camera, and for me to edit each one will demand a huge amount of time 😔 As I am a beginner, I am going to start charging only for an hour or 2 photo shootings in order to gain more experience and people to know my photos. But this option was without editing as it will be at a very affordable price and delivery of around 50-100 great photos. I really appreciate anyone with their best advice, thanks!
If you are in lightroom you can select the adjustments of one image and paste onto the other ones. You shouldnt be over editing as well theres a difference for color corrected and retouched. You can start by putting a cap on your deliveries but I typically just copy paste edits since I shoot in manual I am able to keep a pretty consistent flow on each set. Are you shooting raw? The only way you can get a photo edit ready out of camera is not shooting in raw ir you have a specific color getting baked in the file. I would stay away from that. My workflow is like this -white balance -contrast -shadows highlights -vibrance -color adjustments -maybe some spot removal depends on image and client. -skin retouch is only offered as 1-3 photos and additional for more photos. Never in weddings. Hope it helps!
@JesusMartinezCreates omg you have no idea how grateful I am with your answer and suggestions 🙏🏻 I'm going to go deeper with Lightroom now. I usually shot RAW/JPEG to have the option of having both files in case I want to edit some files. Thanks a lot for your advice. I have to reconsider the way I deliver my photos with those limits as well. Thanks for sharing your videos once again 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
Upload all the photos, in the gallery upload menu you can add a watermark in pixieset. Send that gallery to client and ask them to favorite the photos they want. It will create a favorites list where you can chose to make that a new gallery, remove the watermark and once you get paid, send the link and download pin for them download the photos they liked. Good luck.
Thank you for the video! Also I’m reallly super new at this. When taking photos for a client on canon…what default setting/size do you set ur camera at?
I dont since I want the raw image nothing done to it. Once a picture profile is used the settings are baked in the image. I sometimes forget and leave my video settings which sucks because I use hlg3 on a7iii and looks a but off when editing.
I do 4x5 if I know they go on social. If its a wedding or event, you want a mix, so they use the wide for copy(ads, words, web), for event well they should have options between vertical and horizontal. Sometimes I double the image and make 2 versions if its a banger.
Hey Jesus - thanks so much, this has been super helpful! QQ - I'm a little nervous allowing larger prints in case the quality is less than perfect. What size images (in terms of pixels) do you normally make available to your clients if there's a chance they'll want larger prints?
I rarely get asked for prints typically I just upload a 2mb file at the most, this way it looks great on social media. It is rare when a client asks for a print which then I would just suggest to tell me the photo they want and send a higher res and make sure all pixels are there. I dont do much printing though.
Pretty much, it creates a favorites list which you can move to a new gallery. If say you watermarked on the first gallery you can remove in in the favorited new gallery and send them ready for download. 😉
@@JesusMartinezCreates Hello again! In this scenario, do you share those new photos also as part of your portfolio? Or do you select your own ones based on your criteria? Thanks,
@@danielkalvito I am a bit confused on your question but if you mean as a professional portfolio, then yes and no. Your portfolio should be a collection of your best work. If you only liked one photo then there you go, if you have zero shoots then add more for now. There will be. a point where you shoot too much and forget to post or don't have time to do it.
I have a question what if I just walked up to a random guy on the street and he wants a photoshoot, so he pays me with cash so how to I send him the photos that he wanted
@@williamsderrek yes same quality, drive doesnt compress photos neither does pixieset. To my knowledge. It does give you orion for photos sizes in settings.
Its easier using a pc or laptop, other than that I believe you have tongo into the folders of the phone being used to transfer photos to the photo album.
I would check your quality setting for the gallery. Also, I downsize most my photos to 2mb so social media doesnt destroy them for being too big. No client has said anything over getting 2mb files. Still you can change to max quality in settings
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bro, crazy tip! got a new wedding shooting today and im bored af from google drive to deliver the photos haha
Hah I am currently uploading a wedding lol makes it easier and looks professional 🤙🏼😉
Yo you don’t know how much this helped me thank you so so much
Youre welcome! Theres another one called pictime seems worth the time to check out. Cheers
Gonna use this now. I was using my website to send out client galleries to let the see proofs. But I used we transfer to deliver edited photos and I need something easier for events and this is helpful
Huge difference in presentation and workflow. Really helps out a ton!
Thanks for sharing this free option! Galleries look very impressive.
Thank you!!!!
Wow one and done glad I found this. I was also using google drive. I have a wedding coming up and wanted exactly this. Thank you!
Your welcome! Its a huge difference 🙌🏻
Thank you so much .. this has helped me alot
I'm going to use this for my next photoshoot. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Its a great website check it out
I was looking for a video like this but I didn't find one. Thank you!!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for sharing this video!
I am very new on this business, but I've taken good photos already to share with my friends and start building up my portfolio.
I really need some good advice and I would be totally pleased with your help.
I've done portraits, events photography (not weddings yet), boudoir photography, and friends that are selling lingerie clothing, solo, and couples photographs
My question is: do I have to always edit all my photos? Or just when I feel the need for a simple adjustment of lighting or balance? I am mentioning this because with Event photos or family photos, they are almost more than 100 photos that look amazing out of the camera, and for me to edit each one will demand a huge amount of time 😔
As I am a beginner, I am going to start charging only for an hour or 2 photo shootings in order to gain more experience and people to know my photos. But this option was without editing as it will be at a very affordable price and delivery of around 50-100 great photos.
I really appreciate anyone with their best advice, thanks!
If you are in lightroom you can select the adjustments of one image and paste onto the other ones. You shouldnt be over editing as well theres a difference for color corrected and retouched.
You can start by putting a cap on your deliveries but I typically just copy paste edits since I shoot in manual I am able to keep a pretty consistent flow on each set.
Are you shooting raw? The only way you can get a photo edit ready out of camera is not shooting in raw ir you have a specific color getting baked in the file. I would stay away from that.
My workflow is like this
-white balance
-contrast
-shadows highlights
-vibrance
-color adjustments
-maybe some spot removal depends on image and client.
-skin retouch is only offered as 1-3 photos and additional for more photos. Never in weddings.
Hope it helps!
@JesusMartinezCreates omg you have no idea how grateful I am with your answer and suggestions 🙏🏻
I'm going to go deeper with Lightroom now. I usually shot RAW/JPEG to have the option of having both files in case I want to edit some files.
Thanks a lot for your advice. I have to reconsider the way I deliver my photos with those limits as well.
Thanks for sharing your videos once again 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for the tip! Have you ran into any issues with the storage limit on the free version? How do you deal with that?
I would delete older galleries but now I pay for it since I have a website on it as well
Looks easy but can't even figure out how to load images? Created an account and nowhere says upload files?
Yoo SD gang lets go
Lets goooooo!
Thank You!
LOved this video helped me out a lot thanks gained a new subscriber as well
Thanks for the sub! I really appreciate it!
Slog 3 ?
I think this was hlg3 on sony a6400 or a7iii. Maybe a pro mist on lens as well. Now yes, mostly slog 3 and aome s cine tone
How! I am deaf photographer! I want people choose 10 images then pay, then digital download?
Upload all the photos, in the gallery upload menu you can add a watermark in pixieset. Send that gallery to client and ask them to favorite the photos they want. It will create a favorites list where you can chose to make that a new gallery, remove the watermark and once you get paid, send the link and download pin for them download the photos they liked. Good luck.
Bless you! Thanks for the info!!❤️
Your welcome! 🙏🏼
Thank you for the video! Also I’m reallly super new at this. When taking photos for a client on canon…what default setting/size do you set ur camera at?
The wides frame, the goal os to use all your sensor. This way you can crop in post if needed and not crop in camera
Hey! I'm curious if a lot of photographers shoot using a Picture Profile (PP) mode/setup. do you or do you recommend?
I dont since I want the raw image nothing done to it. Once a picture profile is used the settings are baked in the image. I sometimes forget and leave my video settings which sucks because I use hlg3 on a7iii and looks a but off when editing.
@@JesusMartinezCreates thanks! Great video btw & engagement
@@marcusaderele3977 thank you I really appreciate that! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Quick question. Which sizes do you make available for your clients to download?
I do 4x5 if I know they go on social. If its a wedding or event, you want a mix, so they use the wide for copy(ads, words, web), for event well they should have options between vertical and horizontal. Sometimes I double the image and make 2 versions if its a banger.
@JesusMartinezCreates sorry i meant like as far as pixels. Like I use pixpa and it offers original size, 2048px, 1200px, and 400px
@erymartorresphotography nvm I don't think anyone is understanding the question I'm asking and no I pay for my pixpa so I can do full quality images.
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Lets go!
vary helpful thanks!
I was in your shoes at one point haha
Thank You
Youre welcome 🤝🏻
Hey Jesus - thanks so much, this has been super helpful! QQ - I'm a little nervous allowing larger prints in case the quality is less than perfect. What size images (in terms of pixels) do you normally make available to your clients if there's a chance they'll want larger prints?
I rarely get asked for prints typically I just upload a 2mb file at the most, this way it looks great on social media.
It is rare when a client asks for a print which then I would just suggest to tell me the photo they want and send a higher res and make sure all pixels are there. I dont do much printing though.
@@JesusMartinezCreates awesome, thanks so much again!
After they favorite the images do you make a new gallery with those and send them a separate email again ?
Pretty much, it creates a favorites list which you can move to a new gallery. If say you watermarked on the first gallery you can remove in in the favorited new gallery and send them ready for download. 😉
@@JesusMartinezCreates ohh that sounds easy enough.Thank you!
@@JesusMartinezCreates Hello again! In this scenario, do you share those new photos also as part of your portfolio? Or do you select your own ones based on your criteria?
Thanks,
@@danielkalvito I am a bit confused on your question but if you mean as a professional portfolio, then yes and no. Your portfolio should be a collection of your best work. If you only liked one photo then there you go, if you have zero shoots then add more for now. There will be. a point where you shoot too much and forget to post or don't have time to do it.
I have a question what if I just walked up to a random guy on the street and he wants a photoshoot, so he pays me with cash so how to I send him the photos that he wanted
In pixieset he can like the photos he wants and make a seperate gallery.
@@JesusMartinezCreates thank you so much for responding I didn't expect it :)
What’s the name?
The site is pixieset
Oh so this is just a more organized way to do it so google drive is fine if I’m just starting out right
Its fine but doesnt give off a great first impression.
@@JesusMartinezCreates as far as quality of the image
@@williamsderrek yes same quality, drive doesnt compress photos neither does pixieset. To my knowledge. It does give you orion for photos sizes in settings.
How can I let me client save the photos from their collection?
Its easier using a pc or laptop, other than that I believe you have tongo into the folders of the phone being used to transfer photos to the photo album.
I uploaded an image 8mb and when they download it was 1 mb
I would check your quality setting for the gallery. Also, I downsize most my photos to 2mb so social media doesnt destroy them for being too big. No client has said anything over getting 2mb files. Still you can change to max quality in settings
Very slow to upload photos and their bandwidth freezes uploads
You must have very slow internet, I have never encountered an issue. My only complain is the difficulty of downloading a gallery from a phone.
Salute!
Yo! 👋🏼👊🏼
Muy biem muy bien
What lights do you have in your background?
On shelf the first gen of aputure m9 and the other are neewer 660, I believe its linked in description 😉
Thanks Jesus. Useful.
Glad it was helpful!
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