Hi everyone, hope you guys can help me out on this.
I've been slightly confused lately about what to deliver to customers after shooting a wedding, namely about the resolution of the photos to be returned, because I have customers asking what are the resolution of the photos that I return to them. Usually I tell them it's high-res but I want to give a more professional answer (as well as a correct output resolution).
I read that the output method is different for photos to be viewed on screen and for photos to be printed so I hope someone can advise me on this. Is there any industry standard as to what resolution should the photos be returned to the customers be?
P.s: I always shoot on the second largest RAW settings on the Canon 5D2 when it comes to actual day wedding photos, and the largest RAW settings for outdoor/pre-wedding. I use LR4 predominantly for my post-processing works.
Many thanks in advance =)
~HL
I've been slightly confused lately about what to deliver to customers after shooting a wedding, namely about the resolution of the photos to be returned, because I have customers asking what are the resolution of the photos that I return to them. Usually I tell them it's high-res but I want to give a more professional answer (as well as a correct output resolution).
I read that the output method is different for photos to be viewed on screen and for photos to be printed so I hope someone can advise me on this. Is there any industry standard as to what resolution should the photos be returned to the customers be?
P.s: I always shoot on the second largest RAW settings on the Canon 5D2 when it comes to actual day wedding photos, and the largest RAW settings for outdoor/pre-wedding. I use LR4 predominantly for my post-processing works.
Many thanks in advance =)
~HL