Two weeks ago, I blogged a preview of my new “tailgating party” 4k stock video series, here. Today I wanted to show a few behind-the-scenes photos and videos from the session. So, onward! …
Two weeks ago, I blogged a preview of my new “tailgating party” 4k stock video series, here. Today I wanted to show a few behind-the-scenes photos and videos from the session. So, onward! …
Hey, it’s Tuesday, and that means … Well … I guess it doesn’t mean anything, really. But lets grab another question from my “Ask A Stock Photographer” series. Pavel asks “How do you manage to cater for so many agencies, producing content in such quantities? Do you delegate some of the work like post-processing?“
So, last week, I answered the first part of Steve’s question : “How do you manage key wording and uploading?” Today, let’s discuss uploading. Or at least, how I do it.
Occasionally (actually, frequently), on iStockphoto, or various other photography forums, people will ask “What’s the best lens for ______”. Fill in the blank with your choice of “weddings”, “landscapes”, “portraits”, etc. Most of the time, I don’t think these questions are easily answered as it depends on all kinds of other things – what kind of lighting we are dealing with, or the body/face type of the person, etc. However, I thought I would throw out one suggestion for a […]
Many times on iStockphoto, a contributor will be concerned that the royalty paid out for a certain size download is incorrect. Since IS sells credits anywhere from $.50 – $1.50, there is a wide range of amounts that could be paid out for any size purchase. You can use the calculator below to see if your royalty payment falls in, or close to, the range mentioned above.
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