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Adobe Stock / Re: US Petition to improve FT subs model
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I am on SS since september 2007.
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Adobe Stock / Re: US Petition to improve FT subs model« on: June 15, 2008, 15:18 »
I am on SS since september 2007.
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Adobe Stock / Re: Rejections, rejections, rejections...« on: June 15, 2008, 12:13 »
Lets be real: even if accepted, chances are great that it would never sell. So what's the point? Landscapes are not good sellers, well known fact. Unleas they are extraodrinary. (in that case they would be accepted for sure). Stock is not about art, stock is about comercial use.
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Adobe Stock / Re: US Petition to improve FT subs model« on: June 15, 2008, 12:08 »Another points are importants in the Fotolia's petition as : Your request is not very reasonable. You see, L size is 4MP. M size is 2MP. Can you upoad 2MP at SS? Of course not. You also have 4MP on SS, and similar comisions (even less for newbies - 0.25$ at SS). 704
Adobe Stock / Re: Rejections, rejections, rejections...« on: June 15, 2008, 12:03 »Then what is this: Why do you ask me? I told you what are the rules. You can call that "reviewer's mistake" if you like.... 705
Adobe Stock / Re: Rejections, rejections, rejections...« on: June 15, 2008, 11:59 »
If you read carefuly......
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They do not accept panoramas. 706
Yaymicro / Re: YayMicro??« on: June 15, 2008, 06:53 »This is real problems!!!!! To actually have to do something... Why cantt someone build a machine that wipe our a.... StockXpert has batch MR attaching system. You can attach MR to 50 images in one click. So it is not mission imposible. 707
Yaymicro / Re: YayMicro??« on: June 15, 2008, 02:17 »
Wait until you have to attach every MR to the uploaded image, there goes real fun. They do have batch processor for keywording, but not for MR attaching, you you have to click and attach every MR one by one on every single photo you upload. It is soo annoying.
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Adobe Stock / Re: US Petition to improve FT subs model« on: June 14, 2008, 02:39 »well that is very encouraging. Nice to see they listened to the contributors. Well done fotolia The raise is not bad at all. Like on (most) other sites. I can live with that (I dont sell subs to much anyway). They should do this at the first place, and avoid atracting negatve publicity. I am glad they raised the comisions. Those 0.27 were really low, 0.32 is somehow acceptable. 709
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 14, 2008, 02:30 »7 keywords max ? FT dont advise you to use 7 max, it is just my own (anf few other people) theory. It might not be correct. I also have few images on first pages with 13-15 keywords, so it does not support that theory, but mostly, images with less keywords (not always 7) will come first. Not always, but often. Once again, it is just a unproven theroy, not an official information. 710
Adobe Stock / Re: US Petition to improve FT subs model« on: June 13, 2008, 17:23 »
when was the 2nd change? I still get 0.27 for silver. subs do count in ranking, but 4 subs equals to 1 credit sale. 711
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 13, 2008, 15:40 »I dont agree with ranking theory. I am almost certain that photographer's rank has little impact on image order in search, actually, I am positive that photographers rank has NOT AT ALL influence on image relevance order. Not at all. I am 99% sure of that. I was suspecting on that too, but I conducted series of tests, and made conclusion that rank has nothing to do with relevance order in search. 99% sure. I talk about FT. Dont know (and dont care too much actually) about other sites. FT+SS is my primary combination, all others are auxilary earners for me, so I dont spend time to figuring their systems much.... 712
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 13, 2008, 15:35 »
I dont agree with ranking theory. I am almost certain that photographer's rank has little impact on image order in search, actually, I am positive that photographers rank has NOT AT ALL influence on image relevance order. Not at all. I am 99% sure of that. I was suspecting on that too, but I conducted series of tests, and made conclusion that photographer's rank has nothing to do with relevance order in search. 99% sure.
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Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 13, 2008, 11:58 »
Dude you missed the point. I am against kw spam as well. But sometimes you need to put 15 relevant keywords, and if the image with 7 keyword will be in front of this with 15, well, I will shorten my list, and cut out some relevant kws. I never supported spam in kws.
Also, about superstition thing. Search engine is made by human. So it works on some pattern. It is not natural phenomenon, that nobody knows how it works. It is made by some programer, by some key. So there is the answer out there, but we dont know it (yet). hh 714
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 13, 2008, 06:51 »I give up. I totaly dont get this search engine. I just got aproved some watermelon images, and they have 13 keywords. 5 images on first page for "watermelon". This is really strange. There is no rule I guess....Maybe they have a limit like IS. Only a few images (5?) from the same author can be on the first page. that might be as well. 715
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 13, 2008, 04:15 »
I give up. I totaly dont get this search engine. I just got aproved some watermelon images, and they have 13 keywords. 5 images on first page for "watermelon". This is really strange. There is no rule I guess....
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Adobe Stock / Re: first sub sale!« on: June 13, 2008, 04:13 »
Whos complaining? I curse every time I sell one! LOL!
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Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 12, 2008, 12:01 »
this dog image is example of spam. it is so rude. cant believe it...
OK my theory does not work in every cases, but in some it does. I dont know any more. Thi search engine is real puzzle. I have some more images with 7 kws, but they are buried deep on page 40 or so.... dont know what to think about.... 720
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 12, 2008, 10:10 »![]() ![]() ![]() 721
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 12, 2008, 09:16 »
Of course, just "pure" number of kws is not all that is, there are many more factors, but that is the one I can change on any new image. The others, I dont have control of.
But, I will rather make a system like this: If I shoot a series, most images will have normal 20-30 kws, but I will pick a few (1-2) from the same series that will have only 7 kws, and perhaps they will go on first pages, linking the other ones in the same series.... ![]() That is the plan I will do for any new image/series I upload. I whish I knew this before, In last 2 months I uploaded over 500 new images without being aware of this... thats pitty. Oh well... 723
Adobe Stock / Re: The secret of the Holly Grail« on: June 12, 2008, 08:43 »
my image is 1st for "pumpkin, fruit", 7 kws only. hm.......
edit: day after it is not among first results any more ![]() 724
Cameras / Lenses / Re: How to calculate the correct lens length for portraits« on: June 12, 2008, 06:01 »
5D has larger sensor than 1D? Didnt know that! LOL! How?
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Cameras / Lenses / Re: How to calculate the correct lens length for portraits« on: June 12, 2008, 05:01 »I have seen this on a Pro forum. The equation is to (square the sensor dimensions then add) square root the total. Then double the result. there are only 2 types of sensores. small ones (22.7x15) and full frame (35x25 or so...), this formula is useless. It is either one or the other. Only eos 1D and 5D have full frame sensor, and all others (in canon world) have the same size sensor (22.7x15) |
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