AN INNOVATION IN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Pictures and Digital Originals, what's the difference? All digital cameras capture images in a digital format - 1's and 0's. So that we can see these images on the back of a camera this information is converted in to a file format that can be displayed (that's the Digital original part). The file format is JPG (pronounced Jpeg) which is well known to computer users. It is this file that we sell to you allowing you to .... well, do anything you want really, including printing on paper. Once the digital original is printed the resultant output is called a .....  Picture. So paper prints are Pictures and the electronic numbers are Digital Originals.

How can we pay? We accept all the well known credit and debit cards and you can use PayPal via our web site. Cash works too. A receipt will be given for each payment received.

How many pictures will you take? We would normally expect to shoot around 200 - 400 images in a 90 minute photo session.

Changes of clothes? You may bring as many changes as you want.

Hair and Make-up? Our changing facilities include mirrors and hairdryers.

Props? We have a few but if there is anything special you would like to use then bring them along.

What else can you do in Photoshop? Basic colour correction, light balancing and minor skin blemishes are included in the price. For an additional charge of per image, we can apply a whole range of effects, looks, make-up, advanced skin enhancement, etc.

Do you do prints, albums, frames, etc.? We most certainly do. Our prices are certainly higher than those quoted on the high street but then, so is the quality. If you are looking for that perfect print finish then we have a full price list of all our printing options. We also have a range of samples in our studio so please ask.

What do you mean by cheap prints? Most supermarkets and many high street stores offer digital printing facilities. And many of these same businesses have an on-line service where the range of products is huge. And their prices are low and start at £0.40p. That's low.