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Microstock Photography: How to Make Money from Your Digital Images
enlarge	Author: Douglas Freer Publisher: Focal Press Category: Book List Price: ~~$24.95~~ Buy New: $16.47 You Save: $8.48 (34%) New (30) Used (6) from $15.67 Rating: 3 reviews Sales Rank: 169843 Media: Paperback Pages: 224 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9 Dimensions (in): 10.4 x 8.1 x 0.6 ISBN: 0240808967 Dewey Decimal Number: 770.688 EAN: 9780240808963 ASIN: 0240808967 Publication Date: April 4, 2008 Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours


Editorial Reviews: Product Description Be a part of one of the world's fastest growing imaging phenomenons: microstock photography. Microstock photography provides both professional and amateur photographers an opportunity to diversify their income and expand their artistic visibility by turning day trip photos or photography portfolios into viable business investments. Douglas Freer has written a comprehensive book that details the technical and commercial processes of the microstock industry. A must read for entrants into the microstock photography field, Microstock Photography shows you how to: .Choose the right microstock agency .Shoot work that will sell .Navigate the strict technical requirements .Understand the likely financial returns .Review licensing models .Understand copyright issues Over 60 illustrations and photographs help you improve your skills, learn new techniques specific to shooting stock photography and better understand what the microstock market demands. Anyone can shoot digital stock photography, but in order to make money and be successful, you need the practical advice that can only be found in this book. Learn how to start earning money fast from your personal photos or professional portfolio Contains invaluable information on the crucial technical and commercial requirements you'll need to meet to be successful in the microstock industry *Over 60 full color images show you what sells and what doesn't

Customer Reviews: Well written with nice illustrations. November 2, 2008 P. J. Casterline (Indianapolis, IN) Well written with nice illustrations. But I was hoping for more actual help in getting material ready for selling on microstocks. A good book for someone with absolutely no photographic experience to get started, but alot of unneccesary info for photographers. He jumps from talking to someone with no knowledge to talking to another pro stocker and lost me in the middle at one point, but I have not finished the book yet. Solid Microstock information September 20, 2008 Will Funk (Claremont, CA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful This book provides a good overview of microstock sales. It goes into some photo issues which some readers will not really need. Overall it provides some information on the subject that I have not seen in other sources. a welcome find April 11, 2008 Elen Hawke (Oxford UK) 15 out of 16 found this review helpful As a stock photographer myself, I've wanted to find more about microstock photography, but there is little information online and I had never seen a book on the subject before this one. Consequently I read Douglas Freer's book with excitement and enthusuasm. I was not disappointed. This book is a gem. It is written in an easy read but informative style and is lavishly but relevantly illustrated. It's a grandiose claim to say that you will find all the information you need to become a successful microstock photographer within its pages, yet I can honestly say that I don't see what else could have been added. The book covers everything from equipment and subject matter to the microstocks themselves and how to submit your images in a way that gives you the best chances of acceptance. Thank you Douglas for such a well written, fun and enlightening read.

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