It is tempting in tough fiscal times to tighten up spending, use far fewer billable hours and cut to barebones services for our clients. This is a particularly easy solution in photography, where much of our profit is derived from a product that can be easily delivered wirelessly or by mail. At times we overlook the difference that we make by creating a personal connection between our studio and clients.
If you wish to maintain and even grow your customer base in difficult times, you must be better, more creative and more appreciative than other studios who may be scaling back. If you display effective methods of appreciation for clients, they will stand by you and refer you to their friends and associates. Read More→
Of course, Walgreen’s uses the cheapest paper and processing they can get away with and the result is prints that won’t be around in 50 years.
The iPad’s roomy 9.5” display makes it perfect for displaying and viewing photos, but to date, there is a dearth of Flickr apps to take advantage of the iPad’s screen real estate with regard to viewing photos. Of course, you can always view Flickr in Safari, but the iPhone has a number of Flickr apps to take advantage of Flickr functionality, and in my opinion, the iPad should too.
