Know Your Image File Types There are many image file types, but only a handful that photographers need to bother themselves with. Here's a quick summary of the most popular ones: JPG (aka JPEG) By far the most ubiquitous image file type, JPGs … [Read more...]
Post-Production Pro Tips: Price Isn’t Everything
June 21, 2012 By
Price Isn't Everything At PWD, we take a boutique approach to things. By getting to know our clients, we are better able to provide useful services and return images that match your personal style. We have many clients who come to us from other … [Read more...]
PWD Client Case Study: Chad Pilster
June 19, 2012 By
As you may have heard, PWD recently teamed up with Photoshelter. To help announce the partnership, the good people at Photoshelter wrote up a great interview with photographer Chad Pilster, a happy client of both PWD and Photoshelter. In the … [Read more...]
Post-Production Pro Tips: Providing Feedback to Your Editor
June 14, 2012 By
Providing Feedback to Your Editor After downloading and admiring your PWD-edited images, there's still one thing left to do: tell us how we did. After each job, you'll receive an email asking for your feedback. It's this feedback that helps your … [Read more...]
A Real Life Saver
June 7, 2012 By
“Super impressed with my first order from Post! You are going to be a real life-saver for me! Thank you! - Stacie Frazier of Haute Shots Check out more praise for Post from professional photographers. … [Read more...]
Post-Production Pro Tips: Clear off the dust for better photos
June 7, 2012 By
Clear off the dust for better photos One of the easiest ways to improve the quality of your photos is to simply keep your equipment clean. If you find yourself using Photoshop to remove dust spots after each shoot, save yourself some time (or … [Read more...]
Guest Article: Stick to Money-Making Activities
June 4, 2012 By
A big thanks to today's guest blogger, Emily Potts, for sharing her secret to keeping sane when business picks up. When I first started my business, I had no money, no clients, but plenty of time. Needless to say, it was very easy for me to assume … [Read more...]
