October 12, 2016

Does this sound like you?
You want to upgrade your photography gear and want to sell your photography in order to do so but don’t really know how to go about selling it?

You want to quit your job in order to be a full-time photographer but struggling to make the complete transition?

If you can resonate with any of these two descriptions, then you should definitely tune into The Photopreneur Podcast.

Learn how to make money with your photography

The PhotoPreneur Podcast is our latest project hosted by myself Carl van den Boom (Vallerret co-founder) and Lukas Riedl (Vallerret Shooter) with Vallerret sponsoring the show.

We interview successful photographers and ask them how they got started with making an income from their photography, what has changed since then, marketing tactics that have worked, their trials and tribulations along the way, all focusing on the main objective to find out how amateurs can make their first step towards creating a successful photography business and make money from their art.

Making money from your photography is not clear-cut, it is unlikely you will have a boss, you will need to be in charge of your own hours, own cash flow, find your own clients and show up to do the work. In order to make it work you need to be one part entrepreneur and one part photographer. The show is all about how you can combine these things and start to make the dollars.

With a new episode released each Wednesday, we have some great photographers allready on the show, the likes of Vernon Deck, Joseph Large, Graeme Murray and Chad Blakely with many more heavy hitters to come.

Be sure to subscribe, plus leave a review on iTunes in order to go into the draw to win a pair of Vallerret Photography Gloves.

Check out the podcast here on iTunes or Stitcher and for all the show notes and back episodes jump over to photopreneurpodcast.com

I look forward to entertaining you through your headphones.

Chat with you soon.

Cheers,

Carl

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Help With Sizing

FIND YOUR SIZE:

Measure around the widest part of your hand with a relaxed open palm.
Measure from base of hand to the tip of the middle finger.

PEASE NOTE: We design our gloves to be snug for best camera feel possible. This sizing chart reflects snuggly fitted gloves.

Unisex Size Guide		XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Hand Girth	cm	18 - 20	20 - 21	21 - 22	22 - 23	23 - 25	25-28
Hand Girth	inch	7.1 - 7.9	7.9 - 8.3	8.3 - 8.7	8.7 - 9.1	9.1 - 9.8	9.8-11.0
Hand Length	cm	16.0 - 17.5	17.5 - 18.5	18.0 - 19.0	19.0 - 20.0	20.5 - 22.0	22-24.0
Hand Length	inch	6.3 - 6.9	6.9 - 7.2	7.1 - 7.5	7.5 - 7.9	8.1 - 8.7	8.7-9.4
EU Size Equivalent		EU 7.5	EU 8	EU 8.5	EU 9	EU 10	EU 11
Unisex Glove Models: Markhof Pro 2.0 \| Skadi Zipper Mitt \| Ipsoot \| Alta Over-Mitt \| Merino Liner Touch \| Primaloft/Merino Liner \| Urbex \| Powerstretch Pro Liners

Female Size Guide*		XS	S	M	L	XL
Hand Girth	cm	16.0 - 17.5	17.5 - 18.8	18.5 - 20.0	20.0 - 21.5	-
Hand Girth	inch	6.3 - 6.9	6.9 - 7.4	7.2 - 7.9	7.9 - 8.5	-
Hand Length	cm	15.5 - 16.5	16.3 - 17.2	17.0 - 18.5	19.0 - 20.0	-
Hand Length	inch	6.1 - 6.5	6.4 - 6.8	6.7 - 7.3	7.5 - 7.9	-
EU Size Equivalent		EU 6	EU 7	EU 8	EU 9	-
*This size guide is specific only to W's Nordic Photography Glove

Please note, our gloves are designed to fit snuggly to give you the best camera feel without compromising on warmth. If you prefer a looser fit, please consider to go a size up.

As we learn more and more about gloves we also learn that all hands are different. Some people have long skinny fingers and slim wrists, others have wide hands with short fingers.

Our gloves wont fit all even with the right measurements from the sizing chart – but we try!

What size should I get if I'm between sizes?

For many, the best option will be to go up a size if your measurements are in between sizes.

If you are between sizes or if your hands do not fit into the measurements on our sizing chart, we recommend prioritizing the fit for the girth measurement. The girth is the most important measurement and if the girth size on the glove is too small, you won't be able to fit the glove.

Should I size up for my liner glove?

If you’re considering pairing a liner glove with your photography gloves, we recommend choosing the same size liner as photography glove. We designed our liners to be thin and fit inside of our photography gloves so we recommend your normal size in liners. There are two exceptions to this:

Exception #1: If you are at the very end of the ratio size in the sizing chart, e.g. 1 mm from being a size Large, then we advise going up a glove size if you plan to often wear the liner with the gloves.

Exception #2: If your personal preference is to wear fairly loose gloves, then you should also go up a size when adding a liner. We don't recommend this as you will compromise dexterity with loose gloves and our priority is best possible camera feel. But you know best what you like!

House tip: Make sure to choose a liner size that is snug/tight on your hand for the best Fliptech performance when wearing liners and gloves together.

Make Money With Your Photography