I have had a Cannon T3i for two years. Wonderful camera and no problems. I was without my camera for 26 days. When I finally got it back in my hands, turned it on and flipped open the screen I see a very basic summery of my settings. I do not see my "live view" screen as you would. I've tried everything to correct it but failed. Has anyone else experienced the same problem? Any advice that anyone can give?

Does anyone have experience digitally transferring 16mm film? I have a lot of material that I'd like to transfer on my own as opposed to sending it out to get transferred.

Any suggestions regarding equipment, cost or guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Please forgive me if this is a simple procedure but I need some advice on resubmitting to Shutterstock.

I recently disagreed with a reviewer's reasons for rejecting an image and asked SS to look at the image and provide a second opinion. They wrote back and told me to include a remark/quote from the administrator.

When you resubmit, do you have to start from scratch? Can you not use the rejected image in the "rejected" category?

Where do you place the administrator's remark? Do you cut and paste it into the "description/title/caption"?

Sorry if I sound clueless but your help would be appreciated. 

I deal with four agencies: DT, SS, DP and 123RF and I find there are likes and dislikes with all four agencies. I'm wondering if we all pool our "likes" that it might influence the various agencies to consider additions/changes to their particular contributor site. For example:

DT: I like the many categories. I've yet to create an image that didn't fit into the three categories that DT provides. Displaying the number of "views" each image gets is helpful, letting me know that my keywords are working or failing.

SS: I like the fact that SS displays where your image was purchased. The world map is a creative and unique feature that I enjoy. I also like it's analysis of your keywords, especially with spellcheck features.

123RF: Really straight forward contributor page. Simple and fast. I'll often do 123RF first and use the information to add to the other agencies.

DP: Very similar to DT. Good category range. Helps keep the workflow smooth and quick.

What's your thoughts? Sometimes it maybe worth sending out some positive vibes to various agencies and not just focusing on the negative.

For days now I've had trouble uploading to Depositphoto.
FTP and their multi-load system doesn't work. My only way
is "single" upload and even then their percentage graph doesn't
work.....the upload just suddenly appears. But again, just one
at a time. Nothing else works. Anyone else?