Q&A with Sal Cincotta – November 2013

Published on November 1, 2013
Categories: Q&A, Shutter Magazine
From the November 2013 edition of Shutter Magazine

Q&A with Sal Cincotta

+ Firmware updates & regular maintenance for your gear
+ When to make the move from in-home studios to a storefront studio
+ How to stand out from the crowds of low-cost photographers in your market + How to follow up with potential brides from bridal shows
+ Finding life-work balance
+ How to refresh, inspire, and re-energize your studio throughout the years
+ Are rechargeable batteries a good investment for your speedlites?
+ Transitioning from online sales to in-person preview sessions
+ Using different branding to create separation for multiple businesses
+ Building your portfolio to find ‘your client,’ while maintaining a full-time job

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