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[STOCKPHOTO] Scanners for agencies

idmur...@totalise.co.uk (Ian Murray) — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 16:35:12 UT

Dear all,
I've found the thread about which cameras certain agencies list as
acceptable/non acceptable interesting. As I understand it Getty film
submissions need to be drum scanned or from a narrow range of expensive
high end scanners only. Do list members find that justifiable or do
some see it as overkill/an artificial barrier?

[STOCKPHOTO] Getty

aye-...@comcast.net — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 19:59:21 UT

I am just curius, has anyone been accepted to Getty recently? I'd like you apply but I wanted to know how easy it was to get in.
Thanks
Maggie
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[STOCKPHOTO] Kodak Moment - a little humor (?) for the day

m...@blueplanetphoto.com (Mike) — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 16:46:41 UT

A friend of mine who operates a stock photography agency in Atlanta
sent this to me and I thought I'd pass it on. I don't spend much time
at YouTube, but now and then there are gems. I think you'll get a kick
out of this. It's a 3:41 video (safe for viewing by all ages). For
those of us photographing digitally, it might make another point as

[STOCKPHOTO] what do photographers want?

m...@ashwell.co.za (Marc Ashwell) — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 21:04:57 UT

*Hi All*
I am starting a small niche image/stock library in Johannesburg, South
Africa.
I would like to know what features on a stock library:
A - annoy photographers?
B - could you not do without?
Basically, what would YOUR wish list be on a library, e.g. maintenance
of images, reports, payment etc.

[STOCKPHOTO] Change must come - Lewis Blackwell - Getty Images group creative director - BJP article

jock.ayethe...@googlemail.com (Jock Ayethenoo) — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 13:23:02 UT

For info - article in the British Journal of Photography
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[STOCKPHOTO] Re: request advice on efficient keywording

lar...@larrybrownstein.com (Larry Brownstein) — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 13:22:27 UT

Per
That was extremely helpful. You confirmed what I suspected that ALAMY
couldn't care less about whether there is a space or a semicolon
between the keywords. And I agree that there is no guarantee that
other search engines will treat the keyword phrases the same way.
Thanks.
-Larry
Larry Brownstein

[STOCKPHOTO] Re: Comp question to photographers in general.

verk...@sympatico.ca (Ed Verkaik) — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 15:07:25 UT

I may be wrong, but was assuming that if you displayed a higher quality jpeg
on a monitor, that the full gamut and file quality does not translate to the
screen. Do you think most monitors being used today show 100% of what is in
a file, regardless of the PS quality level chosen?
Ed Verkaik
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[STOCKPHOTO] Yet another version of sucker stock

dcsima...@earthlink.net (David Smith) — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 23:46:52 UT

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Now they'll sell you a book on how to lose money in photography

[STOCKPHOTO] Libraries

hell...@nana.co.il (Zvi) — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 05:26:16 UT

Hellow
This my first time i call for advice and ideas for
stock photography at stock photograpy libraries.
I was submit to a three libraries as FotoLibra in
UK,Photo Direct in UK,and PhotoStockPlus in Canada.
Iam over 2 years member there,and till now i didn't
get any penny.I am semi-profisional photographer,and most of my work

[STOCKPHOTO] Magazine Recommendations

carlton.mceach...@sympatico.ca (Carlton McEachern) — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 14:38:23 UT

My sub to DIGITAL CAMERA MAGAZINE just ran out and I thought I would ask for
recommendations before renewing. This is a UK pub which I find generally
superior to the US rags both for quality and content - however, the price to
Canada is steep. Any suggestions would be welcome.
Carlton McEachern
Canadian Since 1832

[STOCKPHOTO] request advice on efficient keywording

lar...@larrybrownstein.com (Larry Brownstein) — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 00:43:46 UT

I use iView MediaPro to keyword my photos. I like that you can apply
the same keyword to a large number of photos at one time.
I am considering the next step - to apply a bunch of synonyms all at
the same time (rather than one keyword at a time)
These would be frequently occurring synonyms that I group together in

[STOCKPHOTO] Eyevine

pe...@petejenkins.co.uk (Pete Jenkins) — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 00:39:22 UT

Hi Folks!
What can anyone tell me about Eyevine?
[link]
How long has the agency been going, who is behind it etc. Anyone put stuff
(voluntary) through them? Seems like the Guardian is now using them to
syndicate their photos.
Kind regards
Pete J
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[STOCKPHOTO] Archival Gold CDs and DVDs

jang...@interconect.com.br (Jacques Jangoux) — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 01:18:40 UT

Hello,
I mentioned SlideScribe in my previous post. Surfing around their site
I found Archival Gold CDs and DVDs of the eFilm brand. Anybody knows them?
< [link] >
I knew of the Delkin ones. Or is eFilm another brand name for the same
product?
(I had discontinued Kodak ones a few years ago, but my son "stole"

Re: AW: [STOCKPHOTO] Stock Submissions & EXIF Data

photo...@photobar.com (David Barr) — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 02:32:00 UT

Hi Deitmar
I have a similar workflow but saving a copy as a JPG thankfully does
not remove the information about the camera or any of the other
associated keywords and contact details.
I had a look at your site and if a client pulls a picture off of your
screen to try in a comp and then can't remember where they grabbed

Re: [STOCKPHOTO] Cafepress.com

da...@riecks.com (David Riecks) — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 12:54:52 UT

Chuck:
There is no universal answer for this question. I've not looked into
the specifics of any of the "microstock" RF licenses, but IMHO, You'd
have to read the specific terms of agreement for the particular
companies RF license. That said, most of the earlier RF licenses
(PhotoDisc, etc.) which I did take the time to read, did specifically

[STOCKPHOTO] Re: Transparency supplies

j...@johnfowler.ca (John Fowler) — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 09:22:30 UT

one.)
I;m really sorry to hear that about Royce - as you say, he was a top
notch supplier with good goods at fair prices. My supply of sleeves is
running low. I do have a part box of 2x2 undividual sleeves that I no
longer use, now that I no longer send slides to submissions. I still
like 'em for the mf materials.

[STOCKPHOTO] Re: Advice sought on a "historic" photo archive

skoogf...@gmail.com (Leif Skoogfors) — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 02:00:56 UT

by
value
I quite agree with him, and we should recognize the value of our work for
the future. However, with my one experience with a College that wanted my
work for research purposes, they were quite candid about the economics. My
collection was of value to them, but in the academic world, they found it

[STOCKPHOTO] Advice sought on a "historic" photo archive

liz.t...@btinternet.com (mzsupa5) — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 14:26:23 UT

Chatting to an old schoolmate at a party I discovered that he has just
been given a huge collection (x00,000??, three pallet loads) of
original negs dating from the sixties and seventies which were the
pictures taken by staff photographers of an English regional newspaper.
He is an illustrator/freelance writer/self publishing local historian

[STOCKPHOTO] Re: Facts on the loss with ACcLAIM IMAGES

p_coper...@yahoo.com (Perla Copernik) — Wed, 27 Dec 2006 19:39:29 UT

Hello everybody:
My situation was very similar except I only got one answer from a major publisher, most of the others were private users and I don't expect to see any money from that.
Yesterday evening I received an angry and threatening e-mail from Fred V. He asked me to stop harrasing his clients. The truth is that people that will try to steal your images from internet will always exist, and there will also be people smart enough to try to break whatever we do to stop that. My point is that Acclaim violated our rights for allowing these people to download whatever they wanted without proper follow-up.

[STOCKPHOTO] Simple question

photo...@mikelarsenstudios.com (Mike) — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 21:12:08 UT

Hi folks,
I am just curious as to how you all send photos to editors of
magazines, etc., when submitting your work for review. When sending
images on a CD, do you watermark the CDs, put a copyright line on the
photo, send small images with low resolution (or as per the editor's
wishes), some of the above, all of the above? I've done stock

[STOCKPHOTO] Facts on the loss with ACCLAIM IMAGES

diet...@stock4u.de (dietmar_scholtz) — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:04:21 UT

Hello you all out there,
I spended my whole Christmas Day today with searching, tracking and
checking images i gave to acclaim for sale, writing mails to people
who downloaded and so on.
As a fact i can tell you all that those "comp downloads" from acclaim
where in my case used 60% in a business way that should have been

[STOCKPHOTO] Picscout

steve...@actionnet.net (stevenje80026) — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 21:16:40 UT

I am looking into signing up with the image tracking company
named Picscout. Any information about them would be helpful.
Thank you.
Steven James Haggard

[STOCKPHOTO] Re: Fwd: Trends in Stock Photography 2007 - Citigroup Research Inqui

paladinp...@yahoo.com (Holden Caulfield) — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 19:52:22 UT

IMHO it's a scam. In another life I worked with investment and stock brokerage companies. They have tons of money, never do original research and never mention their "targets". They always use secondary companies to keep private.

Also the investment side is Smith Barney Investments and the division is Citigroup Global Markets.

[STOCKPHOTO] Breaking ties with an agency

mauth...@msn.com (Marc Auth) — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 16:23:25 UT

Hello All:
Years ago, I had problems unwinding my relationship with a stock
agency back in New England, USA. It was only through involvement with
law enforcement that my several thousand original slides were
returned, even though some 500 images were "disappeared", and there
is no accounting for them to this day. Some of you on this list also

[STOCKPHOTO] Comp question to photographers in general.

chumpyru...@yahoo.com (chumpyrules) — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 13:06:01 UT

First, interesting and good news. Today at AI Fred instituted changes
in the way the comps are managed somewhat by altering the size,
watermark placement, and access to the photographers to information
of their downloads.
This is great for all of you who are still there and although there
is still a long ways to go with needed changes at AI but it really

[STOCKPHOTO] my (bad) experience with Acclaim

hicke...@gmail.com (natur_fotografie) — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 14:05:22 UT

Hi,
I was with acclaim from a very early stage. it was a great idea but now it turned in my eyes
into a big set up. I pulled all my images out a few weeks ago.
I believe that most photographers which are still with acclaim don't see that they are now
giving their images to a publisher for free. Yes, acclaim now with the google Ads is a

[STOCKPHOTO] Acclaim communication and honesty, not personal feuds please!

b...@bobelsdale.com (Chris Elsdale) — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 09:09:44 UT

Re: Acclaim Images
The first thing I want to say is that I think both Cindy and Fred should keep their personal
differences off this forum. It serves no purpose other than to fuel what must be an
unpleasant situation.
I would however as an ex Acclaim contributor I would like to make a few observations

[STOCKPHOTO] Information on Google ads placed on stock sites

chumpyru...@yahoo.com (chumpyrules) — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 21:24:32 UT

I was sent some information last night from some photographers who
contribute to Acclaim. For the record I have been in direct contact
with just under 90 Acclaim contributors who have contacted me
regarding various issues they have with the current set up and
management of their images.
They have asked me to post this information for them regarding

[STOCKPHOTO] New Success at Acclaim Images!

fred...@yahoo.com (Fred) — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 20:51:44 UT

Since restructuring my company we have had some tremendous new
successes at Acclaim Images and I want to share them since my ex-
sister-in-law is so busy attacking me here on this forum.
First of all we are now a much more nimble company and once again
profitable.
We have never missed a payment to our contributors and never will.

[STOCKPHOTO] Portrait Photography : One of the Greatest Arts

sidra_khan_...@yahoo.com (sidra sid) — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 20:52:52 UT

Portrait Photography : One of the Greatest Arts
By: Ispas Marin
Before doing any portrait photography there are some very important questions that any photographer should ask himself. What kind of light source it’s going to be used? From what angle the light will fall on the subject? What film, camera and lens are best to use? If you manage to answer all this questions before taking the photo then you will probably make quite a good portrait photography. But i know that you don’t want a good portrait photography, you want a perfect one. So the best way to achieve this performance is to talk with the client trying to know him, his past, his desires. This way you can create distinctive portraits. If you want a real great portrait then you have to add a bit of the client’s personality in the photo. This works very well especially when you make female portrait photography. You shouldn’t look for a face that is over painted by a makeup artist. Try to surprise something that really represents the subject.

[STOCKPHOTO] Fwd: Trends in Stock Photography 2007 - Citigroup Research Inquiry

ssil...@stevesilverphotos.com (Steve) — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 04:37:49 UT

I received this today. I'm curious to know if others have received it
as well.
Steve

[STOCKPHOTO] Are your images being stolen?

chumpyru...@yahoo.com (chumpyrules) — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 01:40:12 UT

I am writing this on behalf and at the request of several
photographers who contribute to Acclaim Images. For a time I had
taken myself out of this and off of this list but at their request,
joined again. They have several issues regarding Acclaim and some of
its past and current practices and feel I am in a position to give

[STOCKPHOTO] OT: Geography Cup for travel photographers

idmur...@totalise.co.uk (Ian Murray) — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 19:55:52 UT

As a seasonal distraction could I invite US and UK members to take part
in the Geography Cup competition between our two nations:
[link]
Ian Murray

[STOCKPHOTO] Question for Getty photographers

bsteven...@thegrid.net (biggiesnows) — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 16:06:57 UT

About 6 months ago my images were accepted for upload to the Getty
site through an intermediate provider. I started with a fairly small
number in order to see if the monthly returns were worth committing a
larger number given that it's an exclusive contract. So far I've been
pleased with the monthly paycheck and the consistency of sales from

[STOCKPHOTO] Workbookstock moves to Jupiter

iconma...@btconnect.com (David Kilpatrick) — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 13:41:00 UT

Received a few minutes ago:
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Jupiterimages - your search ends here
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Don't be left out in the cold.
From today, the outstanding Workbook Stock collection will no longer be available from
Getty Images. Lucky for you, its new home is jupiterimages.co.uk.

[STOCKPHOTO] Jupiter Images and PhotoLibrary

aye-...@comcast.net — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:05:29 UT

Hi,
Is anyone here submitting to Jupiter Images or PhotoLibrary? If so could you comment on them? I am curious about sales there particularly. Any pros, cons?
Thanks
Maggie
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[STOCKPHOTO] Manual focusing with Nikon 4000 / 5000 - focusing range

jang...@interconect.com.br (Jacques Jangoux) — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:02:59 UT

Hello All,
I posted this on another forum but having no reply I will try here.
For those of you who still scan, use a Nikon Coolscan 4000 or 5000,
and do manual focusing, what range do you consider acceptable? I
usually measure the center, then 4 points each about 3/4 toward each
corner, plus any important part of the picture. Depending on the

[STOCKPHOTO] Re: some help with textbook pricing: E book and CD-ROM's

stu...@studeeo.com (Stuart Dee Photography) — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 01:52:55 UT

Peter, Cindy, Carl, and others who contacted me directly,
Thanks for your expert advice. This is a lot more complex than I thought.
Best regards,
Stuart
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[STOCKPHOTO] Re: Image Ranking at ACclaim Images

jamievoet...@yahoo.com (Jamie Voetsch) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 20:55:26 UT

Hi Ethan,

I really like that idea of having the customers rank, that way there is no bias within the company.... EXCELLENT idea!

Jamie Voetsch

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[STOCKPHOTO] Image Ranking at Acclaim Images

chumpyru...@yahoo.com (chumpyrules) — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 17:07:20 UT

I was not going to post anything additionally about what is happening
at Acclaim Images because I felt I had finished with what I had to
say. I now though, have received several emails from contributors and
potential contributors regarding the image ranking system Fred is
imposing, how it works, and my thoughts about his direction with

[STOCKPHOTO] Directly licensing ones own images

cameramancam...@yahoo.com (cameramancamera) — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 00:52:02 UT

I'm curious if anyone who frequents this forum has had any success
or experience licensing their images themselves, via their own website /
merchant account or by means of a distribution, image management company
such as PhotoShelter. I'm trying to assess the efficacy of directly
marketing ones owns stock library. My only means of comparison would be

[STOCKPHOTO] Nikon Australia refuse Pro Loan

cliff...@sportsphotos.com.au (Clifford) — Sun, 10 Dec 2006 01:00:16 UT

Nikon Australia refuse pro loan while Nikon D2x is in for repair
lasting 3 weeks.
I'll tell the story, an internal part that controls the aperture on
my Nikon D2x broke off. I took the camera to an aurthorized Nikon
repair centre in Sydney Australia. A common problem so I would think,
also think! quick turn around, not so, part not in stock by Nikon