hi, just wondered if anyone had heard of/tried key imagery? just had a look at them and thought about giving them a try. thanks.

I do have a photo of a pretty key in my IS portfolio, if that is what you are referring to. 

I think he means a stock site. This is the first I've heard of 'em, I think.
The real question is do they have any sales.

I joined them today I thought I would give them a try and upload a few.I browsed their site don't think they have many photos on the site. I usually give each new site about a year.

Well, it looks like their all time most popular image has 3 downloads, so..

Now lads - it's that time again, do we refrain or succumb to the temptation?

I know the temptation get me every time!

Hi, Merry Christmas,

I have a few photos with this site for about six months now. with one sale of $1.28 off a very small portfolio. They seem "okay" for me. 

As they showcase a "camera clubs" tie in on the home page, I can't see the appeal here to serious buyers. It seems like stock "and a whole bunch of other crap". Also the photosharing thing just amateurish from a business perspective.

BTW have nothing against camera clubs, but if a buyer is searching for a new buying portal, it could be easily assumed that the stock area is full of hobbyist stuff. Very poor marketing here if they are serious about selling stock.

http://www.keyimagery.com/

Quote from: stormchaser on December 24, 2008, 07:01
As they showcase a "camera clubs" tie in on the home page, I can't see the appeal here to serious buyers. It seems like stock "and a whole bunch of other crap". Also the photosharing thing just amateurish from a business perspective.

BTW have nothing against camera clubs, but if a buyer is searching for a new buying portal, it could be easily assumed that the stock area is full of hobbyist stuff. Very poor marketing here if they are serious about selling stock.

http://www.keyimagery.com/

Good point - well pointed out!

I guess there is only so many ways you can make a logo out of rainbow coloured shutter leaves, but it does look very much like the shutterpoint logo!

the domain is 'privately registered' ...hmmmm

Quote from: takestock on December 24, 2008, 22:29

Quote from: stormchaser on December 24, 2008, 07:01
As they showcase a "camera clubs" tie in on the home page, I can't see the appeal here to serious buyers. It seems like stock "and a whole bunch of other crap". Also the photosharing thing just amateurish from a business perspective.

http://www.keyimagery.com/

Good point - well pointed out!

sounds like a cross between flickr and mostphoto.
not sure if i like that. do you