Whether a professional photographer or a passionate amateur photographer, it has not really easy. It remains
hours in a place that deals (in my case) with the flora and fauna and is then later glad that you know what you photographed. 
At the end of the tour you come home with a hundred to two hundred new photos and looking forward in advance of the results, which do not have to be exhilarating.
At the end of the tour you come home with a hundred to two hundred new photos and looking forward in advance of the results, which do not have to be exhilarating. If I make two hundred photos and the end total of one hundred exclusive, because they are either catastrophic or perspective but the sharpness is not there, where they could lie, I have another hundred that are left.
This means not even on! Of these, one can rule out maybe fifty, because they have a "security" and thus gave a shot were the only served "if the first is nothing." In my opinion, a left-over "Macke" of analog photography days, which is not always an advantage.
Currently I am therefore in 50 photographs. This is in a format that is raw, not just a little on the hard disk. If you average about 10 MB per photo is credited to have a total of about 500 MB. This is only for a photo tour.
If I do so every month to the 6 photo tours, I get to a size of about 3000MB, that is 2.9 GB. That would mean that on a 4.7 GB DVD does not even match up two months photo tour.
what do you do now? - My idea: quality over quantity. It is therefore not unusual for me to be that of the 200 photos taken up to 15 photos and used in the end.
If you still believe still that they have a hundred photos to convince the High, they are either gifted professional photographer, who never makes a mistake or have a look at their photos once in 100% view.
Have fun with lots of quality!
, Martin Beschorner
