cabstar wrote:
I sell my wedding photography prints to clients through shoot proof which uses Loxley as a print provider. They also add watermarks which obviously aren't on the final printed version and allows digital downloads for a fee too. You decide how much markup you want to make. If you go down the eBay route of selling beware a lot of images for sale on there are originally stolen and are sold very cheaply.

I want people to steal my images it's a great income stream for me, unfortunately or fortunately depending on how you see it watermarks have stopped my images being stolen. I ensure my watermark does not affect the image to the viewer, I hate watermarks plastered across the centre of the image and says more about the photographer than any copyright prevention methods.

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How do you plan to sell them? As digital downloads or posted prints?

andy_bell wrote:
the 16-50 was the widest, but is provisionally sold, however the 24-60 is more mid range, (not quite as wide) it is also brand new....
It really depends on how wide you want to go...

Andy

jeallen01 wrote:
Aura
Yes, it is (very) wide-angle and the 20mm setting just overlaps the 18mm setting of the kit lens.
I've had mine for many years and I love it - brilliant bargain at just over £200 s/h.

HappySnapper65 wrote:
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HappySnapper65 wrote:
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