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cookie1105

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Mar 27, 2006
426
0
London, UK
Hi,
I have been approached by a company that sponsors one of the riders competing in the Danish championships that I covered last weekend. They would like to buy hi-res versions of some of my images.

I have put up a gallery of pictures of the rider in question for them to look at and am going to ask them to let me know which pictures they want and what they are going to be used for so that I can make a fair quote.

Is this the right way to approach the situation? How much should I charge for a limited 1 year release?

I am a bit lost as I am only used to a pricing structure for assignments and not for selling individual photographs, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

If it helps this is the company in question
 

srf4real

macrumors 68040
Jul 25, 2006
3,001
26
paradise beach FL
If they are planning to advertise with your photos, I guarantee you they have a HUGE budget to work with. Imop, your high quality photos are going to be the eye candy that gets people to look at their ads. Make 'em pay!;)
 

cookie1105

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Mar 27, 2006
426
0
London, UK
True.

I think they will be advertising with them.

But then again I don't want to overprice myself so much that they wouldn't use me again in the future.
 

cookie1105

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Mar 27, 2006
426
0
London, UK
just sharing, this is the sort of photo we are talking about.

larsgreen.jpg
 

compuwar

macrumors 601
Oct 5, 2006
4,717
2
Northern/Central VA
cookie1105 said:
Hi,
I have been approached by a company that sponsors one of the riders competing in the Danish championships that I covered last weekend. They would like to buy hi-res versions of some of my images.

I have put up a gallery of pictures of the rider in question for them to look at and am going to ask them to let me know which pictures they want and what they are going to be used for so that I can make a fair quote.

Is this the right way to approach the situation? How much should I charge for a limited 1 year release?

I am a bit lost as I am only used to a pricing structure for assignments and not for selling individual photographs, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

If it helps this is the company in question

Look for a professional photographer's organization in your country. I'm not familiar with groups in the EU, but I know there are places online for pricing images- they tend to be posted relatively often at dpr, I shoot fine art, so I don't have them bookmarked. You may also want to see if you can find somone versed in copyright law in your area to ensure that any logos, people and things like that are appropriately covered under whatever terms you shot the event under if you don't have releases. You may also want to ensure you have the appropriate insurance in case someone else feels they aren't. ;)
 
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