I was frustrated by a similar studio who took my family's shots. They tease you with 50 great photos and your budget dictates that you need to entirely discard

I was frustrated by a similar studio who took my family's shots. They tease you with 50 great photos and your budget dictates that you need to entirely discard 40 of them. It's not like they were doing individual editing of the shots. They had some pre-made filters set up which we could choose to apply to the photos of our liking. As a photographer, I wasn't particularly impressed with the digital files I received. They didn't seem to be as high quality as the camera they were using should be producing. And the sharpening/NR wasn't custom to the pictures. So whenever I do shoots for people, I sit them down mid-shoot to see what the shots look like, and maybe even attempt to fully edit their favorite shot on the spot to show them the expertise that I put into the post-processing. I let them rate all the photos themselves so that I know what they like, and then I give them exactly what they asked for.