Ask yourself, what will your customers use most. You have to dumb it down for them. I would archive it to as many formats as possible.
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That is true.
Dvd, Blu-Ray, USB thumb drive, cloud such as google drive. Am I missing any?
"I got two words for you sugar- Zip Disk!"
I'll give a reward to the first person who can tell me where that quote is from without cheating.
If I were to scan peoples photographs from their photo albums, restore colour, repair scratches then reprint these photos. Will I need permission from the original photographer either it be one of the clients family members or a studio?
I would hope you get their permission before you start messing with their photos.
Ok honest question, why are you not asking these questions before you start a business? If your idea is to retouch photos you better get these details down first before you start making money.
Of course there would be permission and paper work before editing photos.
Thats what I am here for.
You seem to be in over your head before you even start. I would suggest getting your ducks in a row before even starting this business.
It's one of my favorites
"I'm sorry that good-looking people like us made you throw up and feel bad about yourself."
And just to add a physical prop to my post
