Hi Houston, thanks a lot for your feedback. >The >price curves can be *very* steep as the edition gets toward its closing >numbers. This is occasionally combined with the marketing technique of >making posters of the top selling images. In this way, the "limited >edition" of original prints is kept intact, but you can still make money >selling the most market-proven images in poster form. When you said 'making posters' of expired limited editions, what would be defined as a legitimate poster and not as an extra print undermining the legitimacy of your previous limited editions? I thought of doing A3 prints on Photo Rag (or similar) with a watermark at the bottom, so that it is visibly different from my limited editions - would that be legitimate? For poster purposes, I wonder if sprayed Heavyweight Matte would be ok? thanks, Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com http://photos.smallfield.vze.com 'I rubbed my hands with glee - I always keep a tin of it with me.' --Spike Milligan
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Limited editions
2004-05-24 by Richard Smallfield
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