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Microstock Photography Forum - General => General Stock Discussion => Topic started by: encrenciel on December 04, 2016, 08:03

Title: How do you manage?
Post by: encrenciel on December 04, 2016, 08:03

Can anyone illustrator here help me in sorting this out. I'v been with shutterstock for a long time. Now i want to expand the agencies to which i upload. The issue is, the regulations are bit different for each agency. For example, with shuttestock when uploading vectors, i set my jpeg previews to 2500/2500 resolution. But when i look at fotolia and envato, their rules are different. How do you manage ? Do you save each files differently for each agency or do you have a shortcut way? Thank you/

Title: Re: How do you manage?
Post by: Mir on December 04, 2016, 08:31

I save one jpg file big enough for fotolia and use it for all the other agencies.
I don't know about envato as I haven't uploaded there.

Title: Re: How do you manage?
Post by: Artist on December 04, 2016, 08:54

Envato is worst for vectors.
As Mir said, you sshould save one high resolution jpg, maybe at 5000x5000 and use it for all the agencies.

Title: Re: How do you manage?
Post by: Shelma1 on December 04, 2016, 09:57

Yup. What they said. Silly to waste time saving at different sizes.

Title: Re: How do you manage?
Post by: encrenciel on December 04, 2016, 11:07

Thx and yea it seems more obvious one size for all. But again, the 'zip' thing slow down the process a bit since shutter doesn't ask for that but fotolia does. As far as envato is concerned, i'm only starting there now based on the earnings rating on the right. I see envato is in some good position. Which are your best agencies when it concern vectors?