BoingBoing pal Clayton James Cubitt, who is a professional photographer, says:
Here is a guide to current pricing practices for photographers bidding on jobs involving digital workflows. The "Preamble" is a little dramatic, but the info in the piece is very very helpful in describing what many of us already know. Namely, that digital capture saves our clients tons of time and expense, and increases our necessary capital investments and our commitments in time dealing with converting, storing, and uploading the content we create. We need to charge appropriately for it, especially as antiquated "day rates" have stagnated relative to the rate of inflation.
