Lee Jay wrote:
....Anyway, opticals are largely obsolete.
How do you supply your work to your clients Lee Jay?
What a sweeping and personal comment.
I get through about 100 DVD's a month, putting out GB's of images to clients, providing proofs and originals to clients. Not one has asked me to provide the images on a flash disk or to FTP 4 Gb of high resolution TIFFS, I do FTP on occasion, but 80% of my clients dont want to chow bandwidth, and would prefer a disk or 2.
Maybe you are not a professional phtographer who supplies high resolution images to clients, but my clients dont want to FTP huge images, and won't pay for images to be supplied on flash disks.
Lee Jay wrote:
Apparently, it's an OS driver limitation, as has been discussed in the past.
This is a little more help.
If, as Lee Jay mentions that its an OS limitation which has been discussed ( somehere, but not provided a link), then you will just have to export all the photos to a folder and then burn to a disk.
I export all my photos to a folder and then I put my terms and conditions as a PDF on the disk as well as a jpeg of my card and contact details.At least the disk has information about the shoot, the photographer and T&C's.
These things should be on any disk supplied to clients, so they the images get passed around with your details on, so its not a bad thing that LR can't burn to a DVD.
