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Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 466 |
Joining KeyImagery.com is simple, free, and only takes a few minutes! |
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Published: 06/02/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 903 |
This is the easy part! KeyImagery is a microstock stock photography agency that offers you the perfect way for you to sell your photography online to designers, publishers and advertisers around the world. Just register for a free account, read the Contri... |
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Published: 06/02/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 538 |
Film and digital capture are completely different media, and are used for similar purposes, but they themselves are completely unrelated to each other. We're not in the business of telling you which method you should be using, but each method does co... |
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Published: 06/02/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 518 |
Unknown by a lot of people, but copyright is an intellectual property right which is automatically bestowed exclusively upon the photographer the moment a photo is taken. That means, as soon as you press the shutter release on a camera, you become the cop... |
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Published: 06/02/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 475 |
When you own the copyright to an image, the biggest benefit is that you can license your work. When selling your images as stock photography on KeyImagery, you don't actually 'sell' the photo, you 'license' it. You merely are consenting that KeyImagery ca... |
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Published: 06/02/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 588 |
There are several aspects to photography law that all photographers who are intending to sell their work need to know about. In certain circumstances, photographs can: invade a person's privacy; defame a person; infringe on existing trademarks or register... |
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Published: 28/10/2008 12 PM | Viewed: 530 |
There's no better way to describe a good stock image and a bad stock image than showing some real world examples, so we've added two new pages to the Photographer Training Manual in the Contributor's Handbook. |
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Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 438 |
Yes of course. Although we specialise in photography and illustrations from Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, we welcome members and their imagery from other countries. |
Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 493 |
You do, and that doesn't change. You do not lose the copyright or ownership to your images, but by uploading them, you agree to allow KeyImagery to use and sell your images for a minimum of 90 days, and pay you for it. |
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Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 431 |
Stock photography or stock media are images that are not shot for a specific client or use, but are catalogued for review and selection by someone who may have a use for the imagery. By using stock media instead of hiring a photographer to perform on... |
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Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 638 |
KeyImagery is a completely FREE service for members who wish to sell their photos online to the world. We don't charge any membership fees, storage fees or processing fees and there are no hidden costs. |
Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 646 |
This is entirely up to you and the amount of 'in demand' or popular photos that you upload. The standard commission rate for contributed media is 40% which can be anything from 40c, through to $12.00 for a single download. |
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Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 597 |
"Royalty-Free" stock photography means that a one-time fee or subscription gives the purchaser a right to use an image with no license fees being paid for further use. Unlike "Licensed" or "Rights Managed" stock photography, the purchaser will n... |
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Published: 01/01/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 370 |
You would be surprised! Photos of almost anything shot creatively with good lighting and composition can have a use to a designer. Just look through a magazine, newspaper or your mailbox and you will find photos of many different scenes or subjects used t... |
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Published: 09/12/2007 12 PM | Viewed: 600 |
Do you get comments from friends and family saying your photos are great and could be used in magazines, advertising and posters etc? Or maybe you have lots of great photos and images that just stay hidden away in a photo album or buried in the depth... |
