Has to be one of your best videos to date. Taking my stock photo career more serious and your videos don’t talk down to us more novice photographers;) really appreciate that aspect and the ideas are excellent. Thankful for your channel

Did you get a model release from Bambi?

I have a question about LumeCube. I bought one, but I had an issue with it and returned it. I used it a few times, charged it to 100%, and left it for two days. When I wanted to use it again, the battery was completely dead! I charged it again, but the same thing happened the next day. I'm thinking about buying a new one or choosing a different brand. Was this an issue with my specific unit, or have you experienced the same problem with yours?

"The big mac factor" is a technique used by economists to compare economies around the world and how long it takes to earn enough to buy a Big Mac. 10 cents is perhaps the majority of my sales, how ever the other day a sale was made that was worth about 3 Big Macs.

Thanks Charles. Good ideas and well done.

Thanks Charlie, great ideas!

That looks like a ton of details just for the room set-up, not to mention de-hairing 50 shots in post. Bambi, I'm wishing you a rapid recovery.

Great video 👍 Ideas are only as good as your photography skills so, please show a real shoot describing equipment and camera settings 👍

Nice! I didn't get a notification for this video 🤔. It's always nice to see Bambi.

very good, excellent 👍

Did you use a timer?

Great video BTW today i tooks picture for st Patrick's day 😊

Another great informative video. I've been watching your videos for a while and have downloaded a few to repeatedly watch them. I however am curious about you having some 3400 odd photos only on Shutterstock. I mean i've browsed through so many profiles on shutterstock with many having over ten's of thousands of photos. Have your earnings on shutterstock accumulated through these 3400 photos only or have you deleted many of them? Sorry for being so intrusive but your videos have inspired me to take up stock photography but as always i am filled with doubts P.S. who's this ELIZABETH ANN LARSON being so highly praised in the comments below

You are our master of photography carriar.

Really appreciate the information. Thank you very much.

I love that series ❤❤

Great video! just a suggestion: use HeyGen AI tool to translate your English video to Spanish, so you don't have to record & edit twice. adiós

this one only works from your pc right? like if i upload photos from my phone it is not really helpful and I should do it all manually, or is there a way to make it simpler to upload from your phone?

Great video, I always learn something. Chin out, is good. The way you teaching is so entertaining. Good job.

Have you met the handpan man

Great review. I like the laptop view. I agree with your comment on my Golden Gate Bridge photo. Usually, I balance the color of the water and sky, but I obviously missed it with that photo. Good reminder!

Hahaha, I like the chin out thing 😅, again, great video with great tips!! Thank you 🎉 and Bambi is always a perfect teamplayer ❤

That's someone who just wants to run their mouths. Let people do what makes them happy.

you didnt back them up???

@WollertzPhotography I was wondering about one thing, do you know if stock agencies do some "house cleaning" from time to time? In other words can stock agency delete your photo from the database once it was accepted? For example deleting photos that didn't sold for X times or something like that?

Great random video! So true! Thanks for sharing the thoughts! 🙏🏻

Another great and informative video. I like it on the laptop.

hello dear, zoom lens and prime lens quality very different?

How i can avoid similar content issues in Shutterstock

how did you sell pictures with people faces??

that was immensely helpful, thank you! 😊🙏👍

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ProRes vs. H264: which one do you prefer for stock footage?

Hi. I currently upload to 4 agencies. In some I have to write a sales price and in others I don't have to put a price at all. In one of them, the biggest of all, Adobe Stock, sales are very reasonable. In the other, I don't put a price on the photos, Shutterstock paid me 0.20 cents in two sales. I haven't had any sales on the two that I price Pond5 and motion elements on. Is it worth using Pond5 and motion elements, if so what prices should I put on the images? I put them all at 10 dollars. Thanks

Oh my gosh -- this totally makes me love my desk time again. I signed up with your referral link a week ago, and at first I was lost and confused, but a week later, I'm getting more uploaded and I'm not hating my life choices every time I sit down to keyword. Thank you!!!! For those wondering, I am choosing to do my keywording and uploading in Imstocker, then I go in and manually submit because I like the extra control of having the final say so. It's fantastic!

The laptop looked good.

I would like to start trying selling stock photos. What is the minimum resolution/ quality the photo should be which most stock photo companies would accept? Do you recommend a starter photography style camera for beginners? Can I just use my phone? lol! If I took 20 minutes a day to stage a basic photo, surely something will sell out of the 365 photos/ year I submitted. Why not try right?

Thanks brother, you inspired me a lot, I'm doing stock photography since 2017 but took this seriously in 2020, I've 6000 photos and 700 videos but not getting result that I want. after watching your video I came to know where i'm lacking and for that I'm thankful. Keep growing stay safe be happy. Sourav from Calcutta, India.

I enjoy your video and it is helpful for me as a stock photographer . I don't have a professional camera and I don't have enough money to afford a professional camera۔I have a mobile Xiaomi redmi 13c and a simple light box in which I do photography and I have 17 photos sealed on Wirestock.

Great video ❤ Btw in email you said me that you include my photo in your next video 🙂

Always very educational Charles, thank you! I watch these with my own images in my head, you know the ones as seen on the screen here and mentally critique my own similar images at the same time and learn from it that way.... I hope of course 😅 And at the same time try to pick up some ideas, or even notice missed opportunities in the past, which I hope to do spot in the future... thanks 🙏🏻

Another helpful video. Thank you!