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<blockquote data-quote="aced19" data-source="post: 266649" data-attributes="member: 9734">Just a few comments.I live in US, Arkansas and some don't want you to do better some do. Just the way it is.Now to your photos.Looks like to me the people being photographed don't look happy at all. So that said you didn't have a chance to make them happy no matter what you did.NEVER and I mean NEVER give them the SD card after shooting. Very few photographers in the world can produce great photos straight out of there camera. Always pp your photos.I take mainly sports photos and I have many clients that have gone out and bought a camera and think their going to get great photos. They soon learn there's more to it. 90% can't produce the quality of photos I produce. It's all in the pp.&nbsp; So it comes back to never give them the SD card. If you seen my photos off the SD card I would have many unhappy people also.I have the D70, D90 and D7000 and all are great cameras. Never had a problem with them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aced19, post: 266649, member: 9734"] Just a few comments. I live in US, Arkansas and some don't want you to do better some do. Just the way it is. Now to your photos. Looks like to me the people being photographed don't look happy at all. So that said you didn't have a chance to make them happy no matter what you did. NEVER and I mean NEVER give them the SD card after shooting. Very few photographers in the world can produce great photos straight out of there camera. Always pp your photos. I take mainly sports photos and I have many clients that have gone out and bought a camera and think their going to get great photos. They soon learn there's more to it. 90% can't produce the quality of photos I produce. It's all in the pp. So it comes back to never give them the SD card. If you seen my photos off the SD card I would have many unhappy people also. I have the D70, D90 and D7000 and all are great cameras. Never had a problem with them. [/QUOTE]

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