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How'd They Do That?

Adorama Photography TV presents "How'd They Do That" featuring Ed Hidden. In this episode, Mark talks with Ed who shoots stock photography for iStockphoto.



Ed will give some tips on shooting stock photos. He even talks about studiolighting.net and his podcast LightSource.

Microstock Photographer, Ed Hidden—AdoramaTV

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your tv show is great

from australia thank you mark

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iStock ripoff masters

istock may be ok for this guy who got in there eight years ago, but it is a TERRIBLE organization RIPPING OFF photogs and destroying the value of photo, video and audio. I've sold 7 downloads and have STILL not made the $100 minimum payment threshhold. In the past I would've made at least $50 per shot. These clowns pay under $2. They're an abomination. Meanwhile, istock acts like you need to give them only the best of the best, so get ready to waste a ton of time uploading for nothing. You'll make more money selling cards in a cardrack. PLUS, istock DOES NOT tell you where your photo is going, so you don't even get a tearsheet out of the deal. I'm done with stock photo. Video and web design pays an actual wage, and I won't be sending anything to the ripoff business that is istock.

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