Yup, you heard right!  I have decided to go digital.  Digital images, that is.  It’s all the rave and many clients have asked for it so who am I to deny happiness to my clients?! All sessions come complete with a flash drive of fully edited images for you to print as much as your heart desires!

A few questions have been asked about this so I thought I would take the opportunity to answer them.

Q: Will you still offer prints?

A: I sure will!  But only large standouts or canvas for wall displays! These look much better when they come from a professional lab and they will show any flaws in color or print due to their size!  They are Lustre sprayed, which protects them from finger prints and UV rays, thus preserving them even longer.

Q: Can you recommend a lab where I can print images myself?

A: Yes!  I highly recommend steering clear of any one-hour photo lab or big chain labs like pharmacies or chain stores.  My photos have been edited on a color calibrated monitor, thus ensuring perfect coloring in every image and most of the time those labs do not uphold my images to those standards.  This is why many photographers charge the big bucks for those digital images.  I want my photos that are on display in your home for all to see to convey what my business is about and the quality.  I know if you respect my work enough to trust me with your photographs, you will use a reputable lab to uphold the quality with which I would print your images.  With that being said, I recommend printing through Mpix (www.mpix.com).

Q: Can I upload these images for the world to see on Facebook?

A: I am thrilled that you love your photographs so much that you want everyone to see them!  That is what this business is about.  I just ask that you give credit to Chrysalis Photography and add a link to my website.  The best marketing is you!

Q: Since we bought the digital images, can I send them to my cousin Tina to edit them on her cool new Photoshop program?

A: You would be surprised how often this question comes up.  When you purchase the digital images, Chrysalis Photography still retains the copyright to the photograph.  I am simply signing a print release to you, the client, allowing you to print them yourself.  It is against the law to edit, crop, scan, copy, or alter any of my images.  So, in short, the answer is no.  No matter how awesome your cousin Tina’s Photoshop skills are, they are not to be used on our photos. 

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Thanks so much for reading!! If you have any other questions please email me!