I am not sure how to keep a clipping path with my Isolations that I do in Photoshop when I export them from Lightroom 4. Is their a trick to this or does Lightroom 4 not support keeping the clipping path when you export. If I don't take the photo back into Lightroom, the version I save in Photoshop keeps the clipping path, however I take it back into Lightroom for metadata and key wording.

Help Please!

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Can Someone explain what Exclusive RF Licenses are, is it the same as being a Exclusive Contributor? Or is it similar to being an Exclusive Contributor except only with a particular image?

Or is it in reference to different ways you can sell your image and if so can someone explain what those differences are?

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Very surprised you got rejected... I was just approved at iS and I think your images is at least at par with mine, probably better!

Congratulations!  What type of images did you submit? All studio, Portrait, Wildlife or a combination? I would prefer to just submit all studio for now but it has been suggested that I should submit a range of subject matter.

I would like to submit to several different stock agencies but I am using Istock as my standard bar for now. If I can not get into Istock then I am probably not ready to be a stock photographer yet!

Hi everyone I am new to stock photography and I want to join Istock. I can not post on Istock because I am not a contributor yet so I need some feedback on why I got rejected. Here is my Rejection letter and links to my photos I submitted. Any input is greatly appreciated.

Comments from the iStockphoto Administrator:

At this time we regret to inform you that we did not feel the overall composition of your photography or subject matter is at the minimum level of standard for iStockphoto. Please take some time to review training materials, resources and articles provided through iStockphoto. The photographs provided in your application should be diverse in subject matter, technical ability and should be your best work. Think conceptual, creative and most important think Stock photography. Try to avoid the average eye level push the button perspective of a common subject. Try and impress us, we want to see how you stand out from the crowd.

The Colors are much more vibrant then seen here on photo bucket, I don't know whats up with photobucket but they look really dark, on my computer they look great! I have added smaller versions below since photo bucket looks so bad!

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