Providing prints to clients

[Christus86]

Morning All,

I've recently started providing professional quality prints to clients. My issue at the moment is a professional, not too expensive way to present the prints to clients allowing for the different photo sizes? What do you give the prints in?

Thanks,

Christie

[jeffde]

In photo folders usually - i don't fram them - i refer them to a local framer.. Google photo folders...

[Christus86]

I have seen the photo folders. They only seem to hold one photo each though? Would I also have to have heaps of them to accomodate for all the different photo sizes? It just doesn't seem like the most ecomical way to do it so I thought there might be another way. At the moment I'm using clear archival bags and I only need 4 sizes but I'm not sure if it's professional enough.

[virgal_tracy]

Have a look at the Seldex (http://www.seldex.com.au/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=157&vmcchk=1) website. They have a range or presentation boxes. As do Jorgenson (http://www.jorgensenalbums.com/accessories/image-boxes/). I don't understand about needing the different sizes if you are talking about a single order fulfillment, but that is not knowing your business model.

[Christus86]

Thanks Vince. The master folder cases from Seldex look like a good option.

[reaction]

they don't look inexpensive tho no price is listed.
how much are your prints and will they support the addition of a box to the cost?

[johndom]

Remember, too many options equals confusion. Show them only the sizes you want to sell- 3 or 4 variations.

[Dan Cripps]

All our prints are supplied framed (or stretched for canvas). :)