A lot of very useful information as always! I really appreciate your open way and all the details you share on this canal. Your photo book is truly amazing and I highly recommend it for everyone who is interested in large format photography. Thumbs up 👍
Thanks Jakob! Glad you liked the video. Hope there are some things in this that will help make you some money with your photography. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Spencer, this is the best most informative video for me personally that you have made to date. I have followed you from the beginning! I am also a Zone VI 8x10 and 4x5 owner! Keep shooting and please make more videos like this one! Thanks, John.
Thanks for watching! Always nice to meet another Zone VI owner. Glad you enjoyed the video and I hope it will help you sell some of your photography. I’ll be responding to your email soon. Thanks!
Great video Spencer, we cut picture mounts in the uk (photo mats as they are known over there) - www.cadremont.co.uk/shop/picture-mounts/ for an example. Love to see prints in the flesh so to speak rather than just digital. We do lots of large prints these days - it seems this is the current trend when displaying pictures. We also plan in the near future to do a video about how people can easily add an eCommerce shop to any website (no technical ability required) and also how to put it directly into FaceBook so photographers can sell directly in FaceBook
Hi Spencer, I really like your photography style, I wish I had the knowledge and the space :) I intend to make large prints from my paintings, more than 1 metre would be great. Some say the mega pixel are important and others printers say that with a 20 mp camara will be ok. I want your opinion, should I upgrade to a 24 megapixel versatile camera like leica Q or a really pro complicated 40 megapixel like the great sony 7Riii? thank you again.
Thanks for watching! Since you will be working with your paintings and you can fill the sensor mostly with the painting, you may want to look at a simple Nikon or Canon kit of 24mp. If you think you may want to go bigger than three meters, then something around the 40mp would help. I have a printing video on my channel where I show how to make prints and how to get more real estate out of the pixels if you need to. I would suggest watching that first and then think about which camera that would work for your needs. Thanks!
Hey Spencer, great to have you back ! Some very interesting ideas and affordable tips to get work printed. That is what photography imho is meant to be in the first place : printed. Doesn't matter the size, small can be beautiful as well. Hopefully I can find something similar ( shopwise ) over here. I definitely took away some ideas ! As always : great video and a big thank you for putting all this information together ! 🙏🙏🙏
Wow, you are certainly creative for your product marketing. You sell these on your web page (Word Press?) I have no clue how to create a web page. And Wou Tang (sp?) to hook to Paypal? I have many fine art photos in silver gelatine and inkjet, but no way to get my images seen. I just make them because its what I love doing as long as I can afford it. Good for you, I'm frustrated.
Great to hear you are making prints! Photos take on another dimension when they make it to paper. If you are looking for an easy way to get started on the web, you may want to look at wix.com or zenfolio.com. I have friends who use these and they are happy with it. Thanks for watching!
Very informative, well-thought out presentation. Wish I had come across your channel before.
Thanks so much!
A lot of very useful information as always! I really appreciate your open way and all the details you share on this canal. Your photo book is truly amazing and I highly recommend it for everyone who is interested in large format photography. Thumbs up 👍
Thanks Jakob! Glad you liked the video. Hope there are some things in this that will help make you some money with your photography. Thanks for watching!
For years, I have been waiting for this content. Thank you kind Sir.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Thanks Spencer, this is the best most informative video for me personally that you have made to date. I have followed you from the beginning! I am also a Zone VI 8x10 and 4x5 owner! Keep shooting and please make more videos like this one! Thanks, John.
Thanks for watching! Always nice to meet another Zone VI owner. Glad you enjoyed the video and I hope it will help you sell some of your photography. I’ll be responding to your email soon. Thanks!
Great video Spencer, we cut picture mounts in the uk (photo mats as they are known over there) - www.cadremont.co.uk/shop/picture-mounts/ for an example. Love to see prints in the flesh so to speak rather than just digital. We do lots of large prints these days - it seems this is the current trend when displaying pictures. We also plan in the near future to do a video about how people can easily add an eCommerce shop to any website (no technical ability required) and also how to put it directly into FaceBook so photographers can sell directly in FaceBook
Hi Spencer, I really like your photography style, I wish I had the knowledge and the space :)
I intend to make large prints from my paintings, more than 1 metre would be great. Some say the mega pixel are important and others printers say that with a 20 mp camara will be ok. I want your opinion, should I upgrade to a 24 megapixel versatile camera like leica Q or a really pro complicated 40 megapixel like the great sony 7Riii? thank you again.
Thanks for watching! Since you will be working with your paintings and you can fill the sensor mostly with the painting, you may want to look at a simple Nikon or Canon kit of 24mp. If you think you may want to go bigger than three meters, then something around the 40mp would help. I have a printing video on my channel where I show how to make prints and how to get more real estate out of the pixels if you need to. I would suggest watching that first and then think about which camera that would work for your needs. Thanks!
Hey Spencer, great to have you back !
Some very interesting ideas and affordable tips to get work printed.
That is what photography imho is meant to be in the first place : printed.
Doesn't matter the size, small can be beautiful as well.
Hopefully I can find something similar ( shopwise ) over here.
I definitely took away some ideas !
As always : great video and a big thank you for putting all this information together ! 🙏🙏🙏
Always great to hear from you! I’m in love with prints. Nice to have something tangible. Glad this helped. Thanks!
Wow, you are certainly creative for your product marketing. You sell these on your web page (Word Press?) I have no clue how to create a web page. And Wou Tang (sp?) to hook to Paypal? I have many fine art photos in silver gelatine and inkjet, but no way to get my images seen. I just make them because its what I love doing as long as I can afford it. Good for you, I'm frustrated.
Great to hear you are making prints! Photos take on another dimension when they make it to paper. If you are looking for an easy way to get started on the web, you may want to look at wix.com or zenfolio.com. I have friends who use these and they are happy with it. Thanks for watching!
GREAT info Spencer Thank you,... just started printing out some of my pictures after 40 odd years ....lol Its all time and money I guess,.... Gary
Awesome to hear you are making prints! I think it really finished off the process when the photo is on paper. Thanks!
Good info. Thanks!
Appreciate it!