Where to sell photos.

[ocular]

It is not just a matter of where to sell your photos, there are a number of issues you must take into consideration (copyrights, releases, what sells or doesn't sell, etc.).

You might want to take a look at this site:

http://www.solutionbiz.ws/PhotoWealthSystem

Looks very much like a scam to me.

 

[c.cloudwalker]

It is not just a matter of where to sell your photos, there are a number of issues you must take into consideration (copyrights, releases, what sells or doesn't sell, etc.).

You might want to take a look at this site:

http://www.solutionbiz.ws/PhotoWealthSystem

Looks very much like a scam to me.

:thumbup:

Darn, I forgot today's job.

 

[musicaleCA]

I'm using ImageKind myself. They're cheap, and they recently added a "StoreFront" thingy. Basically a way to un-uglify the drab and heavily branded default place to sell shtuff (and it's free too!). Anyway, you get plenty of control on mark-up, make a decent commission on framing, and their print quality is good (so is their customer service). All-in-all pretty solid. I've gotta go play with that storefront dealy soon...

Personally, I was comfortable with what they're doing and how they're doing it. And that I can send them full-size TIFFs is a plus too, because, I'm just that paranoid about quality (if I spend hours upon hours getting a gigantic pano print-ready, I definitely want the print to be done using as much information as possible).

Of course, no website will sell your images for you. You need to do that by generating hype and marketing your work. Having a website like ImageKind though can streamline the process of selling your prints. Just point people to that URL and you don't have to deal with the craziness of printing, papers, inks, printers, packaging, matting, framing...and so on. You create, they print.

Is there a way to calibrate your computer to there printers so your editing matches there print?

Insofar as calibrating your monitor, yes. As long as you're good with colour management and keep your monitor calibrated, you should end-up with reasonable colour matching in print. I know they do take some care in their order processing though (a family member bought two copies of a rather expensive print and they printed one and emailed her to double-check that she did in fact want a duplicate); I would expect that they do at least take a look at the final print and make sure it came-out accurately. As hey provide a money-back guarantee within a month or so, no-questions-asked, it's in their best interest to provide the most accurate, high-quality prints as possible.

 

[Chris.]

Imagekind allows the exhibition and sale of erotic photos. So basically if you sell your photos on their site you are helping to fund the spread of this garbage worldwide. Do you really want that on your conscience?

I couldn't care less. I fine with porn, so don't preach to me and attempt to change my views.

Anyways back to the main point...
Judging by all of your responses i think i will be using imagekind.com in the near future. Thanks for the help!

 

[BibleArt]

Hi All, sorry, didn't know my comment was political. I just joined yesterday. Anyway I like this forum you're all very talented.I studied photography in college. We had a darkroom and I got to learn how to delevelop my own film. It was alot of fun! I only use a digital camera now though. I'm an artist and make Christian posters using beautiful photography. If any of you would like one of your beautiful images made into a Christian Art poster just send me an e-mail. I'm looking forward to learing alot about photography and chatting with all of you. Have fun! :lmao: -Heather

 

[musicaleCA]

Imagekind allows the exhibition and sale of erotic photos. So basically if you sell your photos on their site you are helping to fund the spread of this garbage worldwide. Do you really want that on your conscience?

I couldn't care less. I fine with porn, so don't preach to me and attempt to change my views.

Anyways back to the main point...
Judging by all of your responses i think i will be using imagekind.com in the near future. Thanks for the help!

Hooray for erotica!

Good luck with ImageKind. I think you'll like it.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Hi All, sorry, didn't know my comment was political.

Really? :er:

 

[AlexNeo]

There lot of places to sell your photos...local magazines/newspaper, Macro/Micro Stock Sites, Sell on the spot in an event, Sell to Travel agency, Print out and sell on the street:lmao::lmao::lmao: