Your search box should clear when we type in new terms.

Back in the day, (1990's, I think,) Crystalgraphics sold 3d rendering programs. One such program, Crystal 3D,
running in MS DOS, had many advanced features, such as setting the position
of lighting in a scene to the sun's coordinates, and others. For it's time it was nicely
done software.

You want to sign with a new site.
Easy, just read and agree to the online documents. All ten pages of 'em.
I know they have to cover the bases, but can't the process be simpler?

Maybe you don't have a problem with that. Do you bother to read it all, or any of it?

Faith of the Heart: One of many versions. I Like this song...

Rod Stewart - Faith Of The Heart (legendado)

Went ahead and signed up on 500px's site.
You can use your Facebook login to sign up.

Thanks.
They replied quickly and say they are affiliated with Dreamstime and
the vectors must be purchased so maybe they are legit.

Have to say it's good to see helpful words here, instead of the old way.

When I started at Dreamstime in 2006, my original submissions
and much of my later work was done in Bryce.

The only drawback is that it has no built in modeler,
and the textures, imo, are not as high-res as they could be.

Vue textures seem to be somewhat better, but good work
can be done in Bryce. Each has it's own learning curve.

Here's a sample of early work at Dreamstime.
http://www.dreamstime.com/portfolio.php?clientun=Jerryl5&page=&sortcriteria=7

Great Christmas news at Dreamstime:
http://www.dreamstime.com/thread_19813

that's a lot of money going to reviewing images!

That must be one tired reviewer..

Gill, good luck with your project, but I suspect a big problem
with being unknown is that if potential customers can't find you,
or don't know you exist, you aren't going anywhere, even with
good keywords.







-God bless

Anyone know what's going on with yay? It's been down all day.

Quote from: JerryL5 on October 16, 2009, 10:18

Ok. This may be not be practical, but an idea borne of frustration when money is short.
For instance, when I have $200 spread over five sites, and can't get a payout at any
for weeks or months. I realize this would not apply to the more successful among us.

Simply put, there should be a central clearing house for sales from all agencies.
Maybe once a week each agency would transfer our present earnings, no matter
how meager to the clearing house. We could then take our earnings in a more
timely manner. Of course there may still be limits set, but I think it would be a
more reasonable way to do it.

reasonable for us maybe, but what agency is going to give up the float they earn on those under achieving portfolios? 

i'd also expect that a large number of accounts never do reach payout, making those little accounts even more profitable for the agencies

not holding my breath....

What a fool I was, putting us first. Of course they do need operating capital, I guess.