dlifesjrny
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Sep 2, 2004
- Messages
- 40
- Reaction score
- 0
I can't quite grasp how the pricing seems to work.
iStockphoto.com charges $1
ShutterPoint.com lets the artist choose the price, and the min. is $20.
What's more...iStock has a tough scrutinizing eye and rejects photos they don't deem worthy, while ShutterPoint allows anything the user sends up.
Also, Shutterpoint costs $25 a year, iStock is free.
Please, can someone tell me why I would possibly choose one over the other?
Can anyone recommend a good stock site to submit my photos to?
iStockphoto.com charges $1
ShutterPoint.com lets the artist choose the price, and the min. is $20.
What's more...iStock has a tough scrutinizing eye and rejects photos they don't deem worthy, while ShutterPoint allows anything the user sends up.
Also, Shutterpoint costs $25 a year, iStock is free.
Please, can someone tell me why I would possibly choose one over the other?
Can anyone recommend a good stock site to submit my photos to?