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1401
« on: December 05, 2022, 16:10 »
And does anyone even know what programs can generate these images? And what are the PC requirements?
1402
« on: December 05, 2022, 03:33 »
AI isn't getting inspired. It doesn't think.
The question is moot.
Like a cow?
What's with the cow. 
It's like a cow's opinion. It doesn't matter. It's moo!
(Joey Tribbiani)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLwYpSCrlHU
This is the level of troll reasoning.
1403
« on: December 04, 2022, 12:05 »
AI isn't getting inspired. It doesn't think.
The question is moot.
Like a cow?
What's with the cow.
1404
« on: December 04, 2022, 09:29 »
AI isn't getting inspired. It doesn't think.
The question is moot.
1406
« on: December 03, 2022, 12:40 »
McDonalds
McDonalds is not a popular restaurant in the US. Few people go there. There are many other chains where people go and where it tastes better. The quality that McDonalds offers is not suitable for Americans. Yes, McDonalds is popular in Europe, but not in the US.
you just have to look up the number 1 restaurant chain in the US. Good try though lol
Why should I look, I was there, I lived there, I saw everything with my own eyes. And I repeat, at McDonalds in the USA, food is much worse than in other similar restaurants.
OK, sure facts don't matter. For example that the chain that you described as unpopular is the number 1 restaurant chain in the US. But ramble on my dude.
"McDonald's has a consumer rating of 2.4 stars from 295 reviews indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Consumers complaining about McDonald's most frequently mention customer service, quarter pounder and ice cream problems." https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/mcdonalds.com#:~:text=McDonald's%20has%20a%20consumer%20rating,ranks%204th%20among%20Restaurants%20sites.
1407
« on: December 03, 2022, 10:04 »
McDonalds
McDonalds is not a popular restaurant in the US. Few people go there. There are many other chains where people go and where it tastes better. The quality that McDonalds offers is not suitable for Americans. Yes, McDonalds is popular in Europe, but not in the US.
you just have to look up the number 1 restaurant chain in the US. Good try though lol
Why should I look, I was there, I lived there, I saw everything with my own eyes. And I repeat, at McDonalds in the USA, food is much worse than in other similar restaurants.
1408
« on: December 03, 2022, 10:02 »
and on with the good news
received for a video
How do you create such a display of statistics in your account? At the beginning, the amount, then the date, and it's all there. Or did you write the amount, date and make a screen yourself? This is how sales are not displayed in my account - the amount and the date next to it.
Make another screen where it will be clear that this is really a screenshot from the shutterstock account.
Yes, and I don't know of any such deductions now. For 4K? They would also provide a screenshot of the video.
Dashboard
There is no such thing there.
1409
« on: December 03, 2022, 08:55 »
McDonalds
McDonalds is not a popular restaurant in the US. Few people go there. There are many other chains where people go and where it tastes better. The quality that McDonalds offers is not suitable for Americans. Yes, McDonalds is popular in Europe, but not in the US.
1410
« on: December 03, 2022, 08:52 »
What I most want to know is: How long before AI can make vectors?
Faster than video and photo. A vector is just a conceptual drawing or diagram. It is easy for a computer to convert any drawing or photo into vector format. Yes, now perhaps such programs do not work very well, but this is a matter of a short time. The vector workers will go bankrupt first.
1411
« on: December 03, 2022, 08:48 »
December started much worse than November.
Just a statement of fact.
1412
« on: December 03, 2022, 08:35 »
and on with the good news
received for a video
How do you create such a display of statistics in your account? At the beginning, the amount, then the date, and it's all there. Or did you write the amount, date and make a screen yourself? This is how sales are not displayed in my account - the amount and the date next to it. Make another screen where it will be clear that this is really a screenshot from the shutterstock account. Yes, and I don't know of any such deductions now. For 4K? They would also provide a screenshot of the video.
1413
« on: December 03, 2022, 06:42 »
It is not easy for most authors to find their photo in the free collection.
How do you know this?
Did you not know, stocker2014 is an expert on everything - Even on photos in the free collection, even though, according to him, he does not even offer any photos on stocksites and, since he asked whether Adobe pays for them, apparently has absolutely no clue how the free image gallery deal works.
By the way, took me exactly 2 seconds and one single keyword combination to find multiple of my images in the free collection at once. Seems quite "easy" to me...?
1. I have a lot of photos in my portfolio. I used to take a lot of photos. My photos were also accepted into the free adobe collection. 2. If you found your photos in a free collection, then adobe doesn't pay you money for it. The posting period has already passed. 3. The topic was not created by me, but by the one who does not pay for it.
1414
« on: December 02, 2022, 13:08 »
For me, volume of sales at SS remains largely unchanged compared to the previous years. What has changed is the near total disappearance of larger value sales over the last 2 months. These are mostly footage sales and occasional SODs. Footage especially at SS has crashed with most sales now less than $1.
However, not all bad as the this drop in SS $ is dwarfed by the uplift elsewhere. I now just focus on work for them and SS receives what ever time I have left at the end of the month... if there is any.
What other places are you talking about?
1415
« on: December 02, 2022, 13:07 »
Hello everyone,
I still have almost 300 photos in the free collection at Adobe Stock from 2021.
Shouldn't the campaigns have already ended? How about you? Many thanks
in advance for your responses.
Best regards
Juergen
Does adobe pay money for this? An interesting thing. It is not easy for most authors to find their photo in the free collection.
1416
« on: November 26, 2022, 13:11 »
And no, Adobe was very clear. This is the EXACT text of the message:
The text said:
You've got X eligible assets that could earn up to X upfront if seltected for the free selection. No one expect you thought he'd definitely get the possible maximum amount, not for photos, not for vectors and not for videos.
1. We are not in court.
2. This marketing stunt greatly offended the authors who agreed to participate. If Adobe initially planned to accept 0 or several videos from people, you need to write about it. Then most of the authors would have responded by refusing to participate in the program.
3. Are you an Adobe lawyer?
Yes the stunt was offensive, but only because they thought we contributors love to give stuff away for a measly $8 to be featured in a free collection... Oh, that's not what you meant?
No, that's not what I meant at all. I meant that it's one thing to give away 1-10 videos for $8, and another thing to give away 200-1000 videos for $8. So it makes no sense to give a few videos, but there are 1000, because. 8x1000=8000 dollars.
If 1000 videos cannot gather at least 36 downloads of $28 in a year, then yes, giving them away for $8 is an okay deal. But then you probably have some quality issues with your portfolio to worry about.
What is the size of your video portfolio? How many videos do you sell per year?
You probably did not know, but adobe takes into its free collection only the video that has not been sold even once in the last year.
Perhaps you want to say that all your videos are sold within a year. Which I highly doubt.
I have 500+ videos. And about 100 video sales I think, 7x 70, 40x 20-28 range and many below 20 all the way down to 2.80.
So they definitely did not all sell, I have a couple of strong sellers and many duds, but Adobe also nominated strong sellers that have been sold at least once this year. So giving up those videos would be a bad choice.
If out of 500+ videos you only sell 10-20 videos, and the number of these sales is 100, then 480 videos are not of high quality. It if to argue following your logic.
1417
« on: November 26, 2022, 12:48 »
I don't think it's possible in Adobe. But, if you get on adequate support, it can be helped.
1418
« on: November 24, 2022, 18:39 »
And no, Adobe was very clear. This is the EXACT text of the message:
The text said:
You've got X eligible assets that could earn up to X upfront if seltected for the free selection. No one expect you thought he'd definitely get the possible maximum amount, not for photos, not for vectors and not for videos.
1. We are not in court.
2. This marketing stunt greatly offended the authors who agreed to participate. If Adobe initially planned to accept 0 or several videos from people, you need to write about it. Then most of the authors would have responded by refusing to participate in the program.
3. Are you an Adobe lawyer?
Yes the stunt was offensive, but only because they thought we contributors love to give stuff away for a measly $8 to be featured in a free collection... Oh, that's not what you meant?
No, that's not what I meant at all. I meant that it's one thing to give away 1-10 videos for $8, and another thing to give away 200-1000 videos for $8. So it makes no sense to give a few videos, but there are 1000, because. 8x1000=8000 dollars.
If 1000 videos cannot gather at least 36 downloads of $28 in a year, then yes, giving them away for $8 is an okay deal. But then you probably have some quality issues with your portfolio to worry about.
What is the size of your video portfolio? How many videos do you sell per year? You probably did not know, but adobe takes into its free collection only the video that has not been sold even once in the last year. Perhaps you want to say that all your videos are sold within a year. Which I highly doubt.
1419
« on: November 24, 2022, 15:31 »
I do not anticipate more selections being made this round.
Thank you,
Mat Hayward
Judging by the number that you have chosen, you will have a very small collection. You started on a grand scale, but in the end everything was blown away to a minuscule. Probably the price of 8 dollars is expensive for you. That's why I wrote, reduce the price to 4-5 dollars.
According to the photo there were several rounds, at least 3.
even if you beg for money likely your content isn't good enough even for the free collection...we din't sell bread where the cheapest sells,put your heart at rest...
Compared to others here who wrote in the topic, I have a lot of videos were nominated and approved. But only in comparison to others. What can you brag about?
1420
« on: November 24, 2022, 15:30 »
And no, Adobe was very clear. This is the EXACT text of the message:
The text said:
You've got X eligible assets that could earn up to X upfront if seltected for the free selection. No one expect you thought he'd definitely get the possible maximum amount, not for photos, not for vectors and not for videos.
1. We are not in court.
2. This marketing stunt greatly offended the authors who agreed to participate. If Adobe initially planned to accept 0 or several videos from people, you need to write about it. Then most of the authors would have responded by refusing to participate in the program.
3. Are you an Adobe lawyer?
Yes the stunt was offensive, but only because they thought we contributors love to give stuff away for a measly $8 to be featured in a free collection... Oh, that's not what you meant?
No, that's not what I meant at all. I meant that it's one thing to give away 1-10 videos for $8, and another thing to give away 200-1000 videos for $8. So it makes no sense to give a few videos, but there are 1000, because. 8x1000=8000 dollars.
1421
« on: November 22, 2022, 10:40 »
The topic author should not have created this topic at all, and advertise what will not be done. Here on the forum, legal contracts are not signed and communication does not take place in the courtroom. Here it is customary to trust each other.
Of course, I did not understand if adobe will continue to accept videos in the next months, then it will be a normal conversation. But if that's all, it looks extremely bad.
1422
« on: November 22, 2022, 10:27 »
And no, Adobe was very clear. This is the EXACT text of the message:
The text said:
You've got X eligible assets that could earn up to X upfront if seltected for the free selection. No one expect you thought he'd definitely get the possible maximum amount, not for photos, not for vectors and not for videos.
1. We are not in court. 2. This marketing stunt greatly offended the authors who agreed to participate. If Adobe initially planned to accept 0 or several videos from people, you need to write about it. Then most of the authors would have responded by refusing to participate in the program. 3. Are you an Adobe lawyer?
1423
« on: November 22, 2022, 05:14 »
Her Ugliness, did you have at least one video nominated?
1424
« on: November 22, 2022, 05:13 »
Yes, and foolishness is everything, nominate a bunch of videos, promise a bunch of dollars, and then accept 0 or a couple of grand.
Nowhere did Adobe PROMISE you any amount of $ at all. All they did was give you a selection of images to nominat with absolutely no promise of accepting them into the free gallery.
You are obviously completely off topic. Adobe clearly wrote in my account that he wanted to nominate my video, indicated the amount and indicated the amount that I would earn.
1425
« on: November 22, 2022, 04:38 »
If there are those who take part in this program and think that adobe did not fool them, write about it.
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