show them 11B lor..lagi worse hahaha
Selling photos on stock photo sites
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show them 11B lor..lagi worse hahaha
eejal
Deregistered
heheheheh.....maybe i scanned until so dark that they can't see my features properly. time to go for Facelift! :bsmilie:
qing02051981
New Member
"This file was approved by accident, we apologize for the mistake as we need to disable it."
This thing can also happen to me at Dreamstime. :bsmilie:
This thing can also happen to me at Dreamstime. :bsmilie:
wildstallion
Senior Member
Dreamstime is a bit of a joke really at the moment, rejecting everything for no reason, I had an image rejected the other day for, and get this! ""Your illustration has rough edges." ITS A PHOTO!!!!
its really terrible....
they keep saying my model release was scrambled in their recent crash or what...why are they so screw up..happened a few times already..ARGH
To save you the hassle of re-keyword when you upload to different agent. You can keyword them in Photoshop. Will save you all the trouble. You only need to categorise them after uploading.
yeah true, but categorising is a hassle too..not forgetting cut and paste the keywords, titles and description as well. urgh..well..DT!
where is this keyword feature saved in? exif? iptc?
wildstallion
Senior Member
Saved in the image as exif data
?? everything including titles and description can be key into the image in photoshop
Press Ctrl-Alt-Shift I
qing02051981
New Member
Yah. Sometimes I wish they do away with the categorising. If you realise those new microstock agencies, most of them they do away with the category.
qing02051981
New Member
When Dreamstime gets busy. This is what you get for every images submitted.
"This is a very well covered subject in our data base or the subject of your image is too specific. We are looking for images that exceed the technical quality and creativity of the images already online. Please take a few minutes to browse through the best selling images online (on this subject) and go deeper, play, have a more creative, more personal approach to it, also keeping in mind the technical quality of the image."
"This is a very well covered subject in our data base or the subject of your image is too specific. We are looking for images that exceed the technical quality and creativity of the images already online. Please take a few minutes to browse through the best selling images online (on this subject) and go deeper, play, have a more creative, more personal approach to it, also keeping in mind the technical quality of the image."
quite common..they reject mine for model release got scrambled in their recent database crash or something..that is screw up..pics which i dont tink will get rejected at all..and all those rejected pics add to my rejection rate..that is the worse.........damn them. haha
wildstallion
Senior Member
Havnt had that one yet, I currently have over 100 images in the queue, when i submitted last week I got "Thank you for your upload - Current Pending time 38 days" Fantastic. Im contemplating pulling out entirely soon, its hardly worth the time, sales are ****, its gone from being my second best site to being the 2nd worst.
iStock on the other hand, one of my favourites now, I used to hate it so much, shows how things change with time!
qing02051981
New Member
I think when they have assignments going on, the approval time is very long. I have around 38 days as well pending approval. Dreamstime is not as strict on images as iStock so I basically upload everything. For iStock, I do selective upload. I love fotolia's approval time. It is fast.
Hope iStock will become my favourite soon.
I think when they have assignments going on, the approval time is very long. I have around 38 days as well pending approval. Dreamstime is not as strict on images as iStock so I basically upload everything. For iStock, I do selective upload. I love fotolia's approval time. It is fast.
Hope iStock will become my favourite soon.
i dont tink the assignment is a problem, they have it all the while...
well with regards to wildstallion's comment on istock, its the reverse for me. though i am not very active there, it used to be very good to me, now its declining..haha
so constant upload will affect portfolio exposure right?
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