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Selling Digital Photos
- How to Buy a Digital Camera
February 6th, 2006
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Customers
Worldwide are looking for photos to sell their goods/services right
NOW. You can sell photos from your digital camera.
1 of 7 articles
These articles will tell you how
and where to sell them. There are several ways to do this but the
most common is through a photolibrary. You need at least a 6
Megabyte camera or people won't look at your pictures.
DIGITAL CAMERA
The biggest thing to hit Stock
Photography since the start of Photography. Publishers are now able
to bypass the whole scanning process and make major savings. Fuji,
Canon, and Nikon are the most commonly used pro Digital cameras.
Presuming
that you are taking SHARP, COLORFUL, INTERESTING photos, there is
no reason why YOU can't make money from Stock. (Bigger is better and
most Stock Photo Agencies insist on a 50 Megabyte picture size.)
BEWARE of claimed picture sizes
- some 12Mb cameras are actually 6Mb cameras with fancy software to
make the picture expand in the camera! (You can increase the
picture size to 50 Mb in Genuine Fractals or Adobe Photoshop
programs but you should start with at least a 6Mb file.)
This seems a lot but it's only
just enough to print a HIGH QUALITY 2 page magazine spread.
Customers want to illustrate THEIR product, article, service or news
item.
You have to put
yourself in the customers place before you even take the picture.
Consider WHERE the picture will sell before you take it. See the
pictures on my website for examples.
Next article in
the series of Selling Digital Photos :
What are the
most Popular Stock Photos
About the Author: Keith Jones
Resource Section:
Keith Jones has been a Stock and Travel Photographer for over 40
years. His Website is at
http://www.fotos4web.com Where you'll find lots of his
photos and articles.This article may be freely
reproduced in print or on the world wide web providing :This resource section is also published intact and the article is
not altered in any way.
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