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No, the Sony a7R VI Doesn’t Make the a1 II Obsolete
The introduction of the Sony a7R VI has sparked intriguing discussions among photographers, particularly regarding its impressive features like the faster stacked sensor and 30 FPS burst shooting. However, the question remains: Does this new release render the a1 II obsolete? Throughout the recent launch event in New York City, this query surfaced repeatedly, highlighting the ongoing debate within the photography community. For those exploring this topic further, our article "Stop Making Content. Start Making Art.
Restructuring my rates
Restructuring your rates can enhance clarity and streamline client relationships. After five years of shooting events at $100/hr for shooting and $50/hr for editing, consider simplifying your approach. A flat rate of $150/hr that encompasses both shooting and editing could foster transparency, eliminating confusion over editing time. Alternatively, a half-day rate of $600 and a full-day rate of $1200 may align more closely with industry standards.
How to respond to "what are your rates"
When responding to the inquiry about rates from a national café chain, clarity and professionalism are key. Start by expressing your enthusiasm for the collaboration opportunity. Since you don’t have an established rates menu, consider asking about their budget and specific photo needs to create a tailored quote. This approach shows your flexibility and willingness to meet their requirements. Additionally, providing a link to your portfolio will showcase your work effectively.