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« on: March 18, 2009, 03:07 »
I suppose the site didnt pay for the small size microstock pictures so I would like to warn the author or the microstock site about it. But my question is, anybody has any experience on finding "robberies" or other fraud uses?, and what you did?
Thanks in advance
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« on: October 14, 2008, 14:52 »
Hola a todos, yo soy muy novato y voy muy poco a poco, para mi es, y supongo ser, un hobbie lo del microstock. Aunque no pueda aportar mucho si me gustaria dar mi opinin sobre algo que ya se toc en este post y es la calidad de la imagenes. Yo creo que el aumento de la calidad es fundamental y beneficioso para todos, debera de subirse y eliminar las subcripciones, comercialmente me parece una buena idea pero que mata todo lo que de arte existe en el hecho de hacer fotografas. Cuando las fotos sean todas excelentes no creo que a nadie le moleste pagar un poco ms, yo creo que los precios actuales son de locura. La crisis mundial que vivimos creo que es parte gracias a este filosofa del valor de mercado, hay un descontrol brutal en los precios de muchisimas cosas, este me parece un ejemplo a la baja muy bueno, por contra cosas que no lo valen cuestan un ojo de la cara.
La verdad es que si alguien puede vivir del microstock me parece un ser muy afortunado, para mi es un trabajo grato y de gran satisfaccin personal.
Saludos a todos.
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« on: July 07, 2008, 11:01 »
yo he vendido seis fotos con una nikon coolpixL2, y sin ocultarlo con el save for web", lo prometo, asi que creo que si una foto tiene interes puede estar hecha con "lo que sea"
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« on: July 03, 2008, 09:47 »
Miz, i like your posts, not always you have reason in my opinion but you know the way to torture some commonplaced minds.
Some might say 'if I take photographs I'm a photographer' so if i am singing while I'm writing I am a singer. (and I am a writer too!)
It is not the same to get a life with photographs and just simply love photography, maybe some of the lovers, not me, could know much more than a professional but I suppose you'd agree that they could represent just a few portion.
Why we define so much categories on what people do? Because is needed I think.
I like photography, I earn a bit with my photos, so maybe I am a junior photographer
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« on: July 01, 2008, 09:29 »
Thanks for comments, i really do appreciate your experience and im grateful when people take me out of my own crazy ideas, Im serious. I have to wait and the most important of all is: I have to make photos more interesting for microstocks first and then begin to plan any kind of future on a real one present basis. I really think that so short prices are logical in a competitive market but I feel so terrible about to get 20 cents of a dollar for a single photo, I mean there must be a way to increase these amount 4 or five times at least. It just an impression.
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« on: June 28, 2008, 16:27 »
My little experience is: 5 sales joining all sites, I'm an absolutely beginner and I'm microstocking just fun (I'm not good enough yet and my equipment is just a coolpix L2  , but the one I've sold on FP has give me 70% of all my earnings. The idea of being exclusive on FP in the future is in my mind, the site is the way I like and you could set your own price which I think is very interesting. I think microstock prices are absolutely crazy because they don't respect the talent of the photographer at all. Arts and commercial should be together in my opinion.
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« on: June 03, 2008, 08:29 »
I have a couple of editorial images at Stockphotomedia
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« on: May 30, 2008, 03:46 »
I have my first sold, 9$ I like this kind of stock, I prefer to stablish my own price, If everybody goes agree we could sold higher, I mean, we should sell at least at 30$ if a photo is actually a good shot with commercial sense. But we don't live in my oniric world  kind regards
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« on: May 29, 2008, 08:42 »
miz your posts I've read are always interesting but now you have a winner! Im sure that something you can called soul or temper or whatever may lead our actions, maybe sun is the key, or magnetic fields, or the way planets align. I like to know people interested in how the world actually works, and don't say yes to commonplaces. kind regards
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« on: May 29, 2008, 08:34 »
Yo no lo tengo claro, pero estoy casi seguro de que como actividad complementaria ludico-lucrativa puede ser fenomenal, yo si algun dia consigo sacar al mes para cenar una noche gratis con mi mujer ya me haria ilusion...
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« on: May 29, 2008, 08:30 »
Hola a todos desde Madrid, Espaa.
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« on: May 05, 2008, 04:04 »
I told you my experience, my first and only one try at shutterstock has been horrible, 0 out of 10, but i have any noise rejection, I use filter on phshp and resized to the minimun acceptable size at ss that is 1800x2400.
But as i read on this topic, the commercial value and great light in your pics is extremely important, that my problem in all archives i submitted.
Poor lightning and composition these are the clues, usng the filter and resizing no porblem at all with noise.
Best regards
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« on: April 30, 2008, 16:01 »
Hello everybody,
I am new on this exciting world of microstocks and I am beginning to send some of my pics to several stocks. I have found very interesting info on these topics but I would like to know if anybody has any experience in the Britishimages.co.uk . It is quite different from the stocks I knew and I would like to know if anybody has ever had any sale on that site.
Thanks in advance and regards for all
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