Usually only use footage of Earth from Orbit as seen from the ISS, otherwise the majority of them are still images, and the majority of the still images are planet texturea. Usually from their multimedia page.

Usually only use footage of Earth from Orbit as seen from the ISS, otherwise the majority of them are still images, and the majority of the still images are planet texturea. Usually from their multimedia page.

I can take any photo from NASA sites, add movement due to the scale and format, change the perspective, get a video from the photo, and it accepts stocks and is it not forbidden?

The main thing here is not to get banned

Banned for what?

For using as a basis not your own photo from space. Or insufficient change in this photo.

I recommend not to upload public domain content to the agencies.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/submission-guidelines.html
"Prohibited activities:
Submitting public-domain content"

AS has deleted my account because of this.
See my thread in the AS forum.
I used parts of puplic domain images and created videos from them. Only in 5% to 10% of my uploaded media.

I recommend not to upload public domain content to the agencies.

Have you changed the image?

Shutterstock...

There are, however, exceptions to this policy.

Acceptable uses of certain public domain content:

-Incorporating elements of NASA content

https://support.submit.shutterstock.com/s/article/Why-was-my-work-rejected-for-Public-Domain?language=en_US

iStock...

Stock footage created by government entities, like NASA and the National Park Service, automatically becomes public domain.

Public domain footage generally can be used freely with no restrictions, but it�s important to make sure the footage is in fact not copyrighted.

https://marketing.istockphoto.com/blog/learn-with-istock-beginners-guide/

Those were from a quick Google search, will have to dig a bit deeper for full details and Adobe and Pond5 etc, but they have tens of thousands (probably hundreds of thousands of images and videos containing NASA content (i.e anything that contains the Earth which isn't clearly an illustration), so I'd be super surprised if they're completely unaware of the situation, are going to be shocked by such a revelation, and will proceed to delete everything! Bottom line is that NASA are absolutely 100% fine with it, so it's then up to the stock sites. I've never been told, or read that it's an issue and seeing they'll lose millions a year if they stop accepting NASA content, then I'm guessing it's fine.

Quote from: stoker2014 on September 15, 2022, 10:03

Have you changed the image?

Yes, of course. I used parts of puplic domain images and created videos from them. And only in 5% to 10% of my uploaded media.

Well, how was the income, sales were good?