Alright I want some links to stock sites, macro & micro, as well as one that accept scanned film.
I will use your link to sign up if you include what size pictures each site you tell me about uses, so I can figure out which ones my little Point and Shoot is allowed at.
Sorry. It was 2.5 when I joined. The updated paragraph from their FAQ does state (at the end) 4MP.
"Photos must be at least 2.5MP (2.5 Million Pixels). To determine the amount of pixels in a photo, multiply the width by the length. For example: a photo which is 2400x1800 adds up to a total of 4.32 million pixels - a photo of this size is valid - however, a photo which is 1000x1600 adds up to a total of 1.6 million pixels which is smaller than our minimum size requirement. Photos must also adhere to our Content Guidelines or they will be denied entry into the system. The size requirement for new photographers is 4.0MP at this time."
I'm looking into signing up at folotia, dreamstime, 123royaltyfree, canstockphoto, etc, if when I look them up their minimum sizes are below 3.2, so if anyone wants me to use their referal, speak up.
It looks like fotolia has a 2MP minimum. I don't know if thats for their free images section or for the general catalog of images. I posted a few there to check it out, but ended up focusing on shutterstock.
I'm looking into signing up at folotia, dreamstime, 123royaltyfree, canstockphoto, etc, if when I look them up their minimum sizes are below 3.2, so if anyone wants me to use their referal, speak up.
Fotolia - 1600x1200 (2MP) - Very, very slow sales
Dreamstime - 2000x1500 (3MP) - Decent sales
123RF - 4MP - Very slow sales
Canstock - 2000x1500 (3MP) - No Sales
Faidoi - I used your reference to join Fotolia and am submitting some photos right now. : )
Thanks. Soon you will have your dSLR with the money earned :) Only did it with 143 images on SS, Less then 30 from dreamstime, less the 20 from the other sites. The key is hitting as many sites as you can.
