Today Microstock-Secrets tells you how you can compensate little sharpness issues with a few simple tricks. Also I'll explain briefly what sharpness is and when it is wanted.
To talk about sharpness, we first have to find out what sharpness is concerning digital imaging. Also we need to face some everyday problems considering what we call "sharp images".
iStockPhoto: Review
Today we'll be reviewing iStockphoto, another one of the big players in the Microstock business. Find out why millions of people love this site and why it could help you to even monetize your video and audio files!
Website
iStockphoto.com
Support
Phone support: 1 866 478 6251
International Toll-Free: 00 800 6664 6664
Website
iStockphoto.com
Support
Phone support: 1 866 478 6251
International Toll-Free: 00 800 6664 6664
Why does PayPal rule for International Microstock Photography?
After Ebay
bought PayPal, the electronic payment systems importance grew a
lot. Today I'll tell you why it is just right for you if you want to get paid,
especially if you live in a non-US country.
Let's start by summarizing what PayPal is: It does the same as a normal bank transfer, it delivers money from a to b. The point about the PayPal service is that you don't need to remember long, cryptic numbers, you just enter a normal e-mail address and the money will automatically be transfered from your account to the bank account of the address owner, just like an e-mail!
Let's start by summarizing what PayPal is: It does the same as a normal bank transfer, it delivers money from a to b. The point about the PayPal service is that you don't need to remember long, cryptic numbers, you just enter a normal e-mail address and the money will automatically be transfered from your account to the bank account of the address owner, just like an e-mail!
Shutterstock: Review
Website
Shutterstock.com
Mailing Address
Shutterstock, Inc.
Shutterstock, Inc.
60 Broad Street, 30th Floor
New York, NY 10004
USA
TinEye helps you find stolen images
Even if Microstock has become the ultimate opportunity
to buy high quality images for just a few bucks, still people steal and use
images on the web and print they didn't pay for. TinEye now helps you to find
your stolen images.
The
idea behind TinEye is not new, but ever since a service like this has
been really expensive to private users. TinEye creates a "fingerprint" of an
image and searches the currently about 5 million images in their database in
order to find an image that matches your source.
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