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Jan 13, 2012
Uploading Your Photos
How it’s done Uploading of the photos is done in a variety of ways. When just starting out, it is simplest to upload your images with the online upload tool provided at the stock sties. ...
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Dec 23, 2011
Quick Guide to Selling Image...
Where to submit your images There are hundreds of microstock sites with new ones appearing every day. Only a hand full of these sites actually give you any sales. There are 6 major sites that...
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Dec 16, 2011
Microstock Photography Equip...
You can make do with very little equipment for microstock photography, however if you have high quality software and camera equipment you will definitely have an advantage. Basically all you need to...
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Dec 9, 2011
What Is Stock Photography
What is stock photography? What types of images do the stock agencies need, or perhaps more importantly, what types of images don’t they need? What is stock photography In short, stock...
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Jan 27, 2012 Posted by Doug O

Microstock Quick Tip #4

Microstockgroup has mesasges boards for many different languages. If you find English difficult or just want to discuss in your own language this can be a valuable resource. The boards can be found on the bottom of this page: International Language Boards read more
Jan 20, 2012 Posted by Doug O

Keywording in Photoshop

Tutorial from thesupe87 – Keywording your images with... read more
Jan 6, 2012 Posted by Doug O

Changing Eye-Color

Photoshop Video Tutorial – Changing Eye Color from Yanik Chauvin on... read more
Dec 30, 2011 Posted by Doug O

Microstock Quick Tip #3

If you are having problems getting your images accepted due to sharpness or noise, one solution could be reducing their size. When you shrink the size of an image, the noise also shrinks – making it harder to see. It also makes it harder to see the soft edges of an object, making them appear sharper. It is a bit of a work around solution but works in a pinch. read more
Dec 2, 2011 Posted by Doug O

Microstock Quick Tip #2

One effective way to find where your stock images are being used is the TinEye website. All you have to do is simply upload or link to an image on the internet and Tinagent will search it’s catalog of millions of images and show you the results of where they were found. Although the website / software is still currently in beta (May 2008) it has already catalogued millions of images and provides... read more

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