No. In a hanfu or other costume photoshoot package, four looks describes styling or shooting setups; it does not define how many photographs you receive. Record the number of looks, delivered digital files and retouched images separately.
For example, a package might contain four looks, thirty delivered JPEGs and eight retouched images. Those eight could be selected from the thirty, or supplied as additional edited versions. The booking should say which arrangement applies. This example explains the quantities; it is not a quoted package from a verified studio.
All photos needs a definition too. It could mean every exposure, the photographer's usable selections or the files in a purchased download set. Original files may mean unretouched JPEGs rather than camera RAW files. Name the format and the downloadable count instead of relying on those phrases.
For a couple or family, state whether the allowance applies to each person or to the whole booking. Include group portraits if you want them. Several individual styling changes can still leave you without a photograph of everyone together.
Also establish how the delivered images are chosen. If you must choose favourites before retouching, get the selection deadline and the cost of extra selections. For travellers leaving soon, the full-resolution delivery method and download deadline belong beside the price, rather than being left for the end of the session.
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Styling changes, delivered files and retouched files are separate counts.
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A couple's allowance may be shared or per person.
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The written package should define original files, price and delivery.
Why this is different for foreign visitors
For costume photo bookings, record styling, full-resolution file allowance, retouching and delivery separately. Couples and families should confirm shared portraits.
Frequently asked
Are retouched files extra to the delivered image count?
They may be a subset or additional versions. State the arrangement in the package.
Does original files mean camera RAW?
It may mean unretouched JPEGs. Agree on the exact file format.