3 tier prob

[Canonball]

Hi everyone,my advert goes in the paper next week and goes something like this:Photographer available for your business or private images and converted to high quality jpeg resolution and put on a cd for you to print out in sizes 6"x4" to billboard size.Phone blah-blah-blah.

Now my first question is does that make sense and is it easy to understand?

Secondly,i want to get away from printing and sell cd's only.What do some of you charge for cd's only,and should i charge per image, or charge say in lots of 20-30 or more.

Lastly,i shoot in raw and convert to 300 dpi in photoshop,is it possible to get the print sizes i mentioned above.Thanks for stopping in,

[waffles]

Break up the words in your ad. What a run on sentance. The subject of the first part of the ad has you as the subject, then you switch to the pictures being the subject. Unless you're saying that you are converted to a high quality jpeg. And really, do they need to know that you're converting to jpeg anyway? Why not just say that that is the final result? Everywhere where you say "and" you should just make it a new sentance.

Photographer available for your business or private images. High quality jpeg files put on a cd for you to print out in sizes 6"x4" to billboard size. Phone: 867-5309

DPI has nothing to do with print sizes. It has to do with the number of dots per inch. You can have a 1 megapixel camera and a 7 megapixel camera both spit out files that are at 30o DPI, but they won't be able to print at the same sizes with the same level of quality.

ANd technically, you can print any image you want at any size. It will just start looking like crap at a certain size. For reference, my images have a resolution of 3456 x 2304 and my printer recommends up to 48"x32".