MicrostockGroup
Agency Based Discussion => New Sites - General => Topic started by: microstockinsider on January 20, 2011, 20:20
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http://stockimages.snapfish.com (http://stockimages.snapfish.com)
so what are they up to?
- making a few dollars from people who think it would be cool to sell their images (and change each one $12 for doing it)
- trying to build a serious image collection with the wrong branding for serious buyers (snapvillage all over again)
95 million members is a lot but I would guess most of them are not image buyers.
It's only open to US residents, and commission is 60% for 'rights simple' or 0.60 per 'micro usage' whatever that is.
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Pay to play? No thanks. Bad enough that Getty does it. They will prey on the MWCs (moms with cameras) to get their $12. Any serious shooter who knows anything about stock will look on this as some kind of joke.
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Somebody I know said they have made a couple thousand doing designs(illustrations) on snapfish, I haven't followed up on the details yet though.
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Somebody I know said they have made a couple thousand doing designs(illustrations) on snapfish, I haven't followed up on the details yet though.
That is something different. HP has a "publisher program" where designer can upload greeting cards and the like to use for customers:
http://support.snapfish.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2076 (http://support.snapfish.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2076)
There is no "entrance fee", the designer can set the prices themselves and the like.