Sports Posters

redmonkee said:
Not sure that's a fair price. I already charge £27 for a standard A3 print. :thinking:
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If you're selling plenty at that price that's great, just not too sure how many parents would pay much more than £20 for it. I feel it's worth much more than £20 as it's quite unique and looks very professional, getting people to fork out for it is a different matter unfortunately.
 
the_doctor199 said:
If you're selling plenty at that price that's great, just not too sure how many parents would pay much more than £20 for it. I feel it's worth much more than £20 as it's quite unique and looks very professional, getting people to fork out for it is a different matter unfortunately.
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That is true, but if I price these too low I may get more people buying posters than prints, and as these take more work to produce i could be making a rod for my own back.
 
... that's what we've found - they don't value the extra work involved...

.... I have been working on templates for some - through our lab - so something like your first image can be done in well under a minute (as long as you don't have cutout like you've done on the main image...
 
I do similar as in mock magazine covers, What Ive found is that is very much image dependant as in a landscape crop image doesnt work in portrait crop template, you either have too much space or cut off limbs etc.

The 1st poster is your commiting to getting 3 deifferent shots of 1 kid, I cant guarantee that during a game, Obviously I can in burst mode but then the 3 images wouldnt differ too much.

I really like your 2nd poster but the cleaner 1st version, Id love to be able to offer that.
 
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