Check the calendar below left for what's up next. Most of the time this is through our SmugMug page (where images are actually available not only as prints but also as digital files in 4 sizes & various imprinted items), though occasionally we work through someone else & then the link goes to their page. Rather than packages, which I feel are too ridged, for orders over $30 use discount code FPS1030 for 10% off, over $60 use FPS2060 for 20% off (applicable to purchases from our SmugMug page only, not when we are hired out to other photographers such as RunMichigan or TimeFrame).
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Jen Z.
May 14, 2015
Late, disruptive, and poor product. The company videographer/photographer/owner arrived about 20-30 minutes late. While I was talking with clients, he interrupted me multiple times. He should have stood nearby to wait until I was finished speaking with the clients. Even after I asked him to not interrupt me, he did again. He pointed out that spectators would be blocking the camera, and I gave him directions to have people move to prevent this.
If he had come on time, he would have prevented the need to make people move. In the final product, people in front still blocked the frame. I gave clear instructions to capture a wide-view video of the event so the camera would not have to move or pan. He asked me to look through the camera viewer to approve the frame, and I stated it was not wide enough to capture the whole field.
He failed to widen the frame enough, but rather chose to jerkily pan the camera to capture subjects' movement, often misframing them (cutting off side of body, centering on lower body, etc).
If he had come on time, he would have prevented the need to make people move. In the final product, people in front still blocked the frame. I gave clear instructions to capture a wide-view video of the event so the camera would not have to move or pan. He asked me to look through the camera viewer to approve the frame, and I stated it was not wide enough to capture the whole field.
He failed to widen the frame enough, but rather chose to jerkily pan the camera to capture subjects' movement, often misframing them (cutting off side of body, centering on lower body, etc).
