Recent content by wonkyrabbit

Thanks for the replies...lots to think about!

Sorry Mike, by limited I mean around £800-£1200 initially, but if more is required to get a kit that is suitable I would be prepared to hold-fire and save for a bit longer.

Hi all, I'm looking for a bit of advice on what sort of kit I should be looking to upgrade to... I've been doing ad hoc bits of photography work for a couple of years (while also being a full-time mum to twins!) but I've only recently decided to try to go pro full-time. Until now I have just...

I've been looking round the shops local to us, specialist framing shops and photography shops etc, and almost all of the ready-made frames that i have seen look cheap, flimsy or just plain ugly and they never come with the monts that i want so i'd have to buy those seperately. They aren't that...

Hi, just wondered if anyone can recommend any suppliers or brands of good quality ready-made frames? Thanks D

Well that does make things much easier. I really would prefer to keep the 3:2 aspect so that you don't have to shoot wide. Taking pics of kids running around doesn't leave much time for planning shots! D

I'm using Lightroom and have seen the crop presets in there which are useful. I see what you are saying about the mount - i just assumed that the mounts that come with pre-made frames tend to be the same ratio as the frame itself so there is an even border. Thanks for the reply.

Hi everyone, I'm just starting out as a child/family portrait photographer and wanted some advice on which print sizes i should offer my clients as I'm a little confused about what is the 'standard'. My SLR takes images that are 3x2 ratio which obviously scales nicely to 6x4, 9x6 etc... but...