1.Having the proper equipment
Before starting your journey as a stock photographer, you need to make sure that you have the right set of technology, tools, and equipment to get you started. You need to invest in a good quality digital camera or DSLR. The camera must be able to shoot sharp images.
2.Knowing your capabilities and limitations
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Microstock sites work by charging a micropayment to customers who download photos from their site and pass a percentage of revenue to the photographers who took it. So it all depends on the quantity. Higher the number of times your photos are downloaded the more revenue you get.
8.Licensing to others
Like we said earlier, there is huge demand and a gap of proper photographs of all forms. By stock photography, you can license your photographs to different sources, individuals, channels and to sources who would pay license fees for using the pictures. After the end of the license period, the picture can again be licensed to a different vendor.
9.Repeating what you do best
It is often said that the first 1000 pictures you take are a total mess. Stock photography does have a learning curve. But to successfully earn in stock photography you need to do what you do best, i.e. capturing, uploading and repeating the process over and over and give lots of