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The document outlines the photography packages and pricing offered by Whole in One Photography, which includes options for schools, sports, events, and portraits. It details four main packages with varying photo sizes and quantities, additional miscellaneous items available for purchase, and payment methods. The document also includes a section for customer information and policies regarding payment, late orders, photo release rights, and returns.

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How much is 1 stop in shutter speed?

Each halving or doubling of shutter speed is equal to one stop difference. So, in exposure terms, 1/100 s at f2. 8 is equal to 1/50 s at f4.

How much does one photography session cost?

Professional photographers in the United States typically charge between $100 to $300 per hour or $75 to $350 per image. However, prices can vary due to factors such as the photographers experience and reputation, location, type of photography, session duration and many other factors.

What is it called when theres two pictures in one?

What is a photomontage? Photomontage work includes various types of image editing in which multiple photographs are cut up and combined to form one new image.

How much light is one stop?

What are Stops of Light in photography? A stop of light deals with doubling or halving the amount of light in an image in photography. A one-stop increase means the amount of light doubles. A one-stop decrease means the amount of light is halved.

How much is one stop in photography?

In photography, a stop is a unit that describes the change or difference between exposure values. Adding one stop doubles your exposure, but subtracting one stop halves your exposure. Therefore, a stop multiplies or divides your exposure by two depending on whether youre adding or subtracting light.

How much is a stop on a camera?

A stop is one way photographers like to talk about measuring light. Each movement up a stop doubles the amount of light entering the camera, but decreases the numerical value (for example, going from f/8 to f/5.6 is one stop up).

What is the 20-60-20 rule in photography?

National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen, known for his conservation photography, inspires Otis-Pasternak to follow and faithfully adhere to Nicklens 20/60/20 photography rule when shooting photos: spend the first 20% of your time getting the safe shots, spend the next 60% pushing yourself to take shots that

What does 1 stop mean in photography?

A stop is a doubling or halving of the amount of light let in when taking a photo. For example, if you hear a photographer say hes going to increase his exposure by 1 stop, he simply means hes going to capture twice as much light as on the previous shot.

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