Fair price to pay for HI-RES photomatched photo...

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  • marino13
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 551
    #1

    Fair price to pay for HI-RES photomatched photo...

    ... what would be a fair price, in your opinion?

    I got connected with a "stadium" photographer - both as Yankee stadium and Citifield.

    I always wanted to get game used items photomatched if possible - but have never pay for the service.

    Moving forward, I know I am going to pick up more than enough Yankees stuff, so I might as well take advantage of the services and so forth.

    I just wanted to know, what would be the fair price to pay for those "money shot" - they will be in hi-res and can be enlarged as needed?
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    • Fdean
      Junior Member
      • Jul 2011
      • 27
      #2
      Re: Fair price to pay for HI-RES photomatched photo...

      PM me your email address..

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        • toddhead
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2006
          • 332
          #3
          Re: Fair price to pay for HI-RES photomatched photo...

          If you are looking to buy a high res image then you are going to pay a lot. I would be shocked if it wasn't in the triple figures. A photographer selling a high res image is like selling the digital negative in a sense. Also, if it is of a professional athlete then I am sure that comes with a premium.

          As an FYI, I am a stock photographer and I do sell my images online, so I do have some experience in the area. My highest resolution images of just everyday things sell for $50-$100 per use.
          Always on the lookout for Garin Cecchini game used items especially Greenville Drive and Salem Red Sox jerseys.
          I accept PM's so shoot me a message.

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            • marino13
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2010
              • 551
              #4
              Re: Fair price to pay for HI-RES photomatched photo...

              Most of the images I am trying to get will be 8x10 or 11x14 at most.

              These will be hi-res image - closed up shot of the bat and its markings, jersey and its dirts, or maybe glove and its stitching.

              And since I am going to get pictures already printed, I dont know if I am going to be charged anything else but a one time thing.

              I saw a couple sample pictures from the Nats versus the Mets - from last night game. Most of the pictures were so closed, I can count and match the grains on D. Wright's bat, a couple Nats broken bats, and a catching glove of Kurt Suzuki with his name on the glove but a name of a coach as well. That was an awesome picture.

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