How much do photography, videography, and graphic design services cost? Quick Answer: Our hourly rate for projects is generally between $85 – $500 an hour. Depending on the type of services or products you may be inquiring about, we sometimes offer flat-rate or custom quotes within the form of a proposal or written agreement. Common Services at a Glance Graphic Design: E-Flyer Design = $30 – $75 (Add-On Motion Design for $25) Single/Mixtape/Album Cover Booklet = $75 – $600 (Add-On Motion Design for $25) Tri-fold Brochure = $85 – $300 Logo Design = $250 – $6,000 Website = $175 – $25,500 Photography: Portrait Session = $125 – $825 Event Photography = $115 the first hour, then $85/hour. 2-hour minimum. Additional fee for travel 20 miles outside of primary service area. Wedding Photography = $1,250 – $8,325 Videography: Music Video = $250 – $65,000 Commercial = $250 – $65,000 Documentary = $3,000 – $85,000 Short Film = $3,000 – $85,000 Wedding Film = $3,000 – $85,000 Looking for more information? Call 1-855-242-8624 or send us an email via info@ascendingicon.com today for a free consultation! Further Resources https://www.thumbtack.com/p/graphic-design-prices http://www.howdesign.com/design-business/pricing/hourly-rates/ https://www.designforfounders.com/freelance-graphic-design-rates/ https://gomedia.com/zine/insights/graphic-design/a-designers-guide-to-pricing/
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This article is a repost from Shareable.net: In a recent article for OpenSource.com, JT Pennington shares his favorite open source tools for photography enthusiasts. He points out that, while most people “scoff at the idea of a professional workflow on anything other than Windows or Mac,” that there are plenty of open source software options out there. Pennington explains that “[t]he software landscape on Windows and Mac is so dominated by Photoshop and Lightroom…[but] we know of a better way—the open source way—and this is yet another example of how open source leads to more options and innovations.” Here are 14 open source photography tools recommended by Pennington and commenters on his post. 1. Gimp Gimp is an open source alternative to Photoshop that enables photo retouching, image composition, image authoring and more. 2. darktable darktable is an open source photography RAW developer and workflow application that enables photographers to work with digital images, from capture to delivery. 3. LightZone LightZone is professional-level digital darkroom software that works on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. It includes RAW processing and editing and has an “international group of members and volunteers dedicated to the preservation, sharing, mutual support, and further development.” […]
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