Was my Investment into Second Life photography worth it? and what to do!.

[TimothyWilliams]

Thanks for that great Tip <3

[Jackson Redstar]

Check out some the great products at Fotoscope Island. I rarely (ok, never) do studio shots, always on scene, he has a great 'model studio on the go' - Hud driven poses, Hud driven lites the subject wears - can shoot anywhere scripts are allowed

Also has a great couples pose stand you add your own couples poses to (WAY easier than dropping a set, try that, nope, take, drop next set....)

 

But i gotta be honest - photography as a biz in SL not all that easy, least IMO.In fact any "service" (other than the sex trade!) is hard to make money at. and remember, EVERYONE takes pics in SL

[Abram Violet]

This viewer was created for second life photography:

http://www.kirstensviewer.com/

 

Try it out, it's pretty good.

You can get some really great windlight settings from Strawberry Singh's website too.

[Lionezza]

Well, seems I am not the only one who had problems. I contracted you to build me a kitchen, paid half of the agreed price upfront plus uploading fees.

No kitchen, no refund. When I asked for my refund (several times without getting an answer), the reply I got was "up ure ass" On Apr 23, 2013 7:57 PM"

 

I doubt your investment is going to pay off if you treat your clients like this. #disappointed

[Rival Destiny]

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Lionezza wrote:

Well, seems I am not the only one who had problems. I contracted you to build me a kitchen, paid half of the agreed price upfront plus uploading fees.

No kitchen, no refund. When I asked for my refund (several times without getting an answer), the reply I got was "up ure ass" On Apr 23, 2013 7:57 PM"

 

I doubt your investment is going to pay off if you treat your clients like this. #disappointed

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It's a shame in sl that you have these people who take $ up front then don't deliver.  It's even worse when that IS their way of making $.  Shoddy way to make $ but there are always those that will take advantage.