Hi all,

I click the images earnings on bigstock, and it shows history of sales with all different price with 'type' - 'standard photo'.

what standard photo means? will i be able to tell what size it had be sold? is it so as eps vector blah blah..

reason is I want to see if the eps vector selling, since it is hassle to upload to bigstock with eps vector, ftp is not supporting the IPTC, only can do by web interface.

thanks all.

I contacted support. Good news: You can see which sales are vector:

 In order to see which image downloads are vectors, please follow these directions from your Bigstock account:
- Under �Commissions� on the left side menu, click 'Image Statistics'.
- Click the �View Options� link and be sure the �Format� box has a check-mark, then click 'Update View Options' button.
- Set or select a Date Range.
- Export as CSV, sort by �Format� column.

Any line that has �eps� in the 'Format' column is a vector file.

�Standard Photo� is the type of license, as opposed to an Extended License or Partner Sale download, which are higher than your current tier rate of $0.27.

We hope this information helps! Please reply back with any additional questions.

Regards,
Bigstock Contributor Support

Hi all,

I click the images earnings on bigstock, and it shows history of sales with all different price with 'type' - 'standard photo'.

what standard photo means? will i be able to tell what size it had be sold? is it so as eps vector blah blah..

reason is I want to see if the eps vector selling, since it is hassle to upload to bigstock with eps vector, ftp is not supporting the IPTC, only can do by web interface.

thanks all.