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Frequently Asked Questions

To assist you, we have created this list of frequently asked questions to help you know what to expect when choosing a photographer you can be confident in. 

**Disclaimer: Rates and fees in this FAQ are based on our survey results and are for informational purposes only. There may be photographers charging more or less than stated.

FAQ's

What should I look for in a Professional?
What does it take to be an Accredited photographer?
What is the difference between copyright release and a print release?
Who owns copyright to my images?
Can I use any image I find online for my own website or other commercial purposes
What should we wear to our session?
Why do I need professional headshots instead of doing one myself with my phone?
What happens if I have a terrible experience with my photographer?
How often should we have professional family portraits taken?
How long does a session usually last?
Why does a photographer charge what they do for an 8x10 when I can just print it locally for $2?
What is the benefit of investing in a professional photographer?
What is the benefit of hiring a PPOC Accredited Photographer?
What questions should I ask when looking for a wedding photographer?
Why don’t some photographers sell all the files?
What can I expect to pay for a portrait session?
What's the difference between a Professional Photo-lab and Consumer Photo lab?
What can I expect to pay for Professional Wedding services?
How much should I expect to spend on portraits?
Don’t all photographers give portrait session files?
What things should I look for when looking for a portrait photographer?
When should we have newborn photos taken?
I'm not happy with the portraits my photographer took. What can I do?

 

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Tuesday, January 1, 2019

What is the benefit of hiring a PPOC Accredited Photographer?

PPOC has created a procedure whereby our photographers must complete a successful Accreditation judging process by submitting 10 images to prove they are proficient in specific genres.  Currently there are over 70 Accreditation categories.  PPOC photographers also abide by a strict Code of Ethics .  They are not permitted to advertise themselves as PPOC members until this process is complete.

Monday, December 31, 2018

I'm not happy with the portraits my photographer took.  What can I do?

You can let them know your concerns directly and work with them to find a satisfactory solution, whether that be in the form of a reshoot, adjustment in pricing, or refund.  If you cannot work it out with your photographer, you have the option of filing a complaint with our Ethics Chair, ethics@ppoc.ca provided your photographer is a PPOC member in good standing.


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