>But how do you define "keepers?" Of the images I've been paid for or
>had published, none have as much as a single star. My ADITL shot
>(which one person wrote to tell me it was her favorite!) didn't get
>any stars.
I guess I will ring in here and report my keeper ratio.
As art I would say 1 in maybe 5 or 6 rolls of 24 exp.
print film.
As a school yearbook photographer I would say 550 frames
from a 100 foot long roll. Or about 990f actual portraits taken.
I may like 3 or 4 of those personally.
A wedding photographer needs about 90% keepers to make a
successful day. This is my guess, any wedding shooters could
speak up now and let me know if I am guesstimating correctly.
Charlie L.
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