On Tuesday, December 21, 2004, at 07:30 AM, Ted Langdell wrote: > At my rates, it's about $12 per photo to scan, cleanup, plop into the > timeline and size, add motion, etc.) This discussion of how much to charge for creating slide shows is interesting. Another question along this line is how do you find customers who want to have their photos transferred to a slide show? The traditional method is probably print advertising, but effective ads are pretty expensive. Anybody willing to reveal their inexpensive but effective methods? And not just for slide shows. These questions could apply to anything you can do with a Mac and a digital camcorder or camera to generate income. I'll offer one suggestion based on my experience. I happened to run across a professional still photographer who had some experience with analog video, but none with digital video or NLEs. He has extensive contacts among his still photography clients and a good eye for locations, camera angles, etc. He finds the business and acts as the video director, while I supply the digital video expertise and take the lead while editing. Instead of forming a partnership, I function as a sub-contractor. If you have broadband and ten minutes to spare, take a look at the streaming version of our first completed project: http://www.starchart.com/MountDVD/TheMountain1.mov Steve R.