I just got one for .20 My lowest return on anything I've ever sold

I had a good month at Shutterstock but Fotolia did much better. It's been great since Adobe took over and I like their reviewers much better also

I've  done quite  well with a Sony A6000. This little camera can get the job done. I didn't buy it for stock photography but some of my best sellers have come from it. It's a great carry around camera also.

I will have to say I just had my fastest sales  on Shutterstock today. I shot some photos around 3pm on Friday. I processed them later that evening and had them loaded to Shutterstock a little after midnight. I got e-mail notifications around 8am Saturday morning  that they had approved 20 of the 22 images that I submitted. Around 2:30 pm I check my sales  for the day and had one of the photos that was approved at 8am that sold. So I shot the photo, processed it, uploaded it, had it approved, uploaded to Shutterstock and sold it all within 24 hours

My new list as of today of my top earners from this year.

1. Shutterstock
2. 123RF
3. Fotolia
4. Canstock
5. Dreamstime
6. I-Stock
7. Big Stock
8. DepositPhotos

Very good sales in the top three and only a couple of dollars separate them.

I got a good EL and some good sales at Canstock. In fact I didn't believe it when I saw it and reloaded the page to make sure I wasn't seeing things. However 123 RF finally over took Canstock for the first time I don't see Deposit Photo moving from the number 8 spot anytime soon.  My new list :

1. 123 RF
2. Canstock
3. Shutterstock
4. Fotolia
5. Dreamstime
6. IStock
7. Bigstock
5. Deposit Photo

I started uploading around Jan 2015 and it seems my sales have picked up a lot after Adobe took over. The sales aren't as good as  Shutterstock but I would say they are my # 2 at the present. I really liked what Adobe has done so far.

I've have some that are over 6 weeks old waiting to be reviewed They use to be very fast.

Have you used any lens adapter on your camera ?  I hear they are coming out with a Sony A6100 or Sony A7000 with image stabilization built into the body. Just waiting to see what they retail for before going with the Sony A6000.

Thanks for the info !

I just started uploading to IStock. I see my earnings going up and my downloads staying the same. I tried searching the site to find out where my new earnings are coming from.  I still can't figure it out. What am I missing ??

I've only been uploading to agencies for a couple of months now part time and have lees then 100 photos up on most sites. I've had sales on every site I've loaded to but Canstock and was getting ready to write them off. I dropped by the site today and had a $ 25 and $2 commission on sales. I think I've changed my mind I wanted to say "thanks" for all the great help and advice I've received from this site.

What's up with Canstock and their review times. I have some photos that I posted from 3-30 and they haven't touched them yet. The short time I've been with them they usually had everything reviewed within 48 hours.