what should i start offering for sale? poster? matted? mounted? framed? or canvas?

[digirebelva]

As far as EU based suppliers, a lot of us are in North America so direst experience with suppliers in the EU is probably very limited at best, thus no responses to your inquiry so far..

[digirebelva]

"Good" is a matter of personal perspective...I use Canon personally and like it, others use Nikon, or Pentak or Sony etc because they like that particular brand...
What you need to do is to go to a camera shop and try out the camera(s) you are interested in and see which one feels the most comfortable to YOU..on which one do the controls feel more natural to YOU, and then look at the available accessories (lens, flash etc)..because you are not simply buying a camera, you are buying into a system...talk to others about the pros & cons of each brand to help you make an informed decision.

[Jim Bryant]

You might want to check out what your market will bear in terms of offering matted and framed prints. Money's pretty tight, so unless you can cut, mat and frame your own prints, it gets pretty expensive to have it done commercially.

[romansolar]

Thanks for reply

here we go,

>local print studios could offer me prints, laminated prints, canvas, photo on board, photo on glass

>other option is to buy precut matts online, print images locally and offer matted prints.

> laminated or not laminated prints?

i still dont know which way should i go.

i am fine art photographer