- Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:25 am
#275942
I sweared i would not have posted again in this thread...but i feel the need to do it! 
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All i need, is that you take in consideration this:
There has to be a huge difference in terms of price between the top-professional work and the average one...excellence costs a lot. But this means also that could be a huge ratio between a good job and an excellent one
Not everyone works IN huge companies. Big structurated companies can provide together with quality and speed the absolute certainity that the work will be provided within requested time (it does not matter that a monkey bedroom as i am would do the same also, what counts is that the client would trust better the organization of a big group rather than the deontology of a freelance).
Not everyone works FOR big companies (expecially archvizzers, expecially here in Italy). If the client will get 2.000€ for that single dining room and if that is the only thing he was committed to do, how could he pay 1500€ for the rendering? If i am quick i can complete that image, maybe with little less detail, within a couple working days. I can then ask for 500-700€ and be happy. I will get money for a segment of the market where otherwise there wouldn't have been any answer for a need.
But do not listen to what i am writing. If beeing a freelance i can work and gain, it's because i can provide quite good images at a price 20%-30% lower than many other companies. Then please, keep on asking high rates. Thanks
Hope it's clear, despite my poor english
.All i need, is that you take in consideration this:
There has to be a huge difference in terms of price between the top-professional work and the average one...excellence costs a lot. But this means also that could be a huge ratio between a good job and an excellent one
Not everyone works IN huge companies. Big structurated companies can provide together with quality and speed the absolute certainity that the work will be provided within requested time (it does not matter that a monkey bedroom as i am would do the same also, what counts is that the client would trust better the organization of a big group rather than the deontology of a freelance).
Not everyone works FOR big companies (expecially archvizzers, expecially here in Italy). If the client will get 2.000€ for that single dining room and if that is the only thing he was committed to do, how could he pay 1500€ for the rendering? If i am quick i can complete that image, maybe with little less detail, within a couple working days. I can then ask for 500-700€ and be happy. I will get money for a segment of the market where otherwise there wouldn't have been any answer for a need.
But do not listen to what i am writing. If beeing a freelance i can work and gain, it's because i can provide quite good images at a price 20%-30% lower than many other companies. Then please, keep on asking high rates. Thanks
Hope it's clear, despite my poor english
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