I'd like the links to increase from the current 10 to at least 20 other sites.
While at it I'd like the option for the networked images to come in as a single group so it looks like a single large site like it appears on the Global Symbiostock Search Engine site rather than split into 10 or (hopefully) more individual sites.

I can't figure out a way to bulk add that there is a release for a number of images. If anyone knows a way please let me know, if not, this is a VERY important feature request.

To add to this. I marked an image as Model Released in the administration area but cannot find it anywhere on the client side. I've looked at people on a few other Sym sites and and again could not find any MR info showing. Any ideas?

Quote from: Redneck on August 18, 2013, 10:00

Does anybody know if the "Reprocess" will only affect the graphic part of the image (creating the different sizes, applying watermark etc) or will it also change some or all database values (release status, exclusivity, pricing etc)?

You can try it out on one image.  If you do, please let us know what you find out.

these comments are not addressed to/at anyone here... but I've often noted that there are many photographers who haven't kept pace with the modern world -- many pictures that sold for $100 or $1000 30 years ago, or even 10 years ago did not sell because of their intrinsic value, but because of the market.  today, there are many sources of free images, so for many of us, our images are just not going to sell at those higher price levels - and they shouldn't!  as buyers become smarter and features like google Images become more powerful, stock images will be much more a commodity than a fine art market.  More power to those who can sell their images at $100 or more from a sym site, but I don't think that's going to be the norm


meanwhile, even at low prices of $5 - $10 with symbiostrock we are going to be getting 10x to 50x what the agencies pay.  and that's ignoring those subscriptions that give away XL sized images for 1 credit.

Quote from: Redneck on August 16, 2013, 20:11

...They don't need to be priced at lowest microstock level, IMO. Print campaigns have a budget. Why make one of the most efficient parts of the campaign the cheapest one? There's no practical reason for it, IMO...

Remember that even at standard microstock prices, Symbiostock site owners are still making out better than with the microstock agencies by not having to give up 50-80% of the cost of the image.

For me, the sweet spot for my vectors seems to be around $10-12. Sure that's pretty standard microstock fare, but in keeping 100% of each sale I'm doing far better than anywhere else while still keeping things within a reasonable range as compared to microstock.

Let's face it, people are well aware of microstock these days. I don't think we're going to attract a lot of buyers if we're pricing our stuff at double or more of what it goes for elsewhere.

I want to take off this 40% discount, but cant unless i do each file individually or when the premium plugin becomes available.

I've no idea where that trackback is being generated, someone seems to be accessing the generic post format for the image rather than the normal custom format.

That 'Royalty Free Content:' text is generated in symbiostock_image_processor.php at line 917.

@stockphoto-images.com - see http://stock.imagerion.com/syxtra/dynamic-image-previews-help/

@Redneck - wrong links? Don't know anything about it, any examples please?

@Kerioak~Christine - yes we need to work on that, because I don't see those effects on your test site (tulip), just the public one

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