Thanks for the shoutout Rohane! If nothing else, we are all making content for each other 🤣. I’d say you can make decent money on Dreamstime. I noticed you have fewer assets there. They are consistently my third or fourth best.
Thank you 🙏 Donna. I I'm really glad you find inspiration in them. Comments like yours are all the more reason I try and pack in as much information as I can in these earnings videos
I like the way you use you in some of your pictures. Nice concepts. I really like the one of you in a suit looking a bit concerned. You should do some more of those, talking on the phone, looking at papers, ect.
Thank you 🙏 I really liked how that series of pictures turned out too. I've been wanting to do more. Just gotta find the time though. I appreciate your suggestions and will certainly keep them in mind when I get around to dawning that suit again 😁
Thank you for these videos! It's rare to find people who are so honest and genuine. It seems like the illustration market is reaching its peak, but maybe there's a way to create illustrations that are increasingly bold and meaningful in an innovative sense. I wanted to ask you: What are the most popular formats? I have the impression that photos with some space around them (a 2:1 ratio is enough) sell better.
I'm thrilled to hear you find my videos valuable and appreciate your kind words about their honesty and genuineness. You bring up an insightful point about the illustration market. It's crucial to stay innovative and create work that's bold and meaningful. This not only differentiates your portfolio but also caters to a diverse range of customer needs. Regarding your question about popular formats, I've personally found a slight correlation between a 2:1 aspect ratio and sales in my portfolio. My top-earning AI illustrations tend to fall within this ratio. However, it's important to note that my portfolio is quite specialized, focusing on themes like time, mental health, brain chemistry, and the intersection between the human brain and artificial intelligence. It could very well be that these subjects are driving sales rather than the aspect ratio itself. Given the limited sample size, it's hard to draw definitive conclusions. I would suggest trying out different aspect ratios and themes. It's all about testing and seeing what works best for your portfolio and resonates with the audience you're targeting. Thank you once again for your engaging question, and please don't hesitate to ask if you have more.
Personally I have not done so but a few people commented on a couple of my vids in the past saying they've uploaded their AI images as pngs and they were accepted.
@@Ama99717 it would seem that Adobe Stock is reviewing AI images separately (pure speculation). I upload some photos (not AI images) the other day and it only took 3 days for them to be reviewed. There is not much than can be done but wait.
You are correct they are different. The distinction wasn't made as I don't report on any agency (notably Alamy) that shows the contributor the gross sale amount and the contributor's net of that amount. For my videos, in so far as I don't report on Alamy, all "sold for" are synonymous with "my commission was".
@@miamitten1123Its actually a combination of quality and quantity. obviously, i'd hope to list good images. The 80/20 rule applies. 20% of your images will account for 80% of your sales.
@miamitten1123 @nateg7100 it is certainly a combination of quality and quantity. 20,000 images of crap probably won't amount to much but if you're able to get 20,000 images of half decent stuff (preferably, good) with relevant keywords and titles you'll certainly earn a decent amount monthly. That's quite the ambitious goal though, try not to spam with similar content.
Nice month Rohane! Thanks for the nice comments. We are a small community on TH-cam and I love to see how everyone approaches using stock photo and video to earn a bit of side cash. I learn from your videos as well as Jason, Jeff, Matt and the rest! One question about envato, is there any particular reason you are no longer contributing? I loved Twenty20 as well, but haven't made the effort to reapply for Envato (despite using elements).
Thank you 🙏 similarly I learn from your work too. In terms of contributing to envanto I have submitted a few things in the past such as the eye photos that I do a lot but they don't seem to want such content... they rejected 90 percent of them. When those same images were accepted by adobe and Shutterstock. It seems envato really wants photos with people in them doing people stuff lol. I haven't been talking much people photos lately but if I start to again I'll upload there. They did accept the series I did with me in the business suit
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👍very nice
just found your channel so glad I did
Nice Share .. Make Another POV and Insight
Thank you 🙏 can you elaborate a little more on your suggestion
I LOVE the fact you are a family man and I wish you and yours much success.
Thank you 🙏
Nice to have you back with regular earning videos. Thanks Rohane.
🙏 you're welcome
Thanks for the shoutout Rohane! If nothing else, we are all making content for each other 🤣. I’d say you can make decent money on Dreamstime. I noticed you have fewer assets there. They are consistently my third or fourth best.
Haha that's quite true lol. Potential is there on Dreamstime, I might give it a second go
I am have uploaded almost 600+ on dreamstime no response there
Same here!
Ok, just submitted my first generative images to Adobe. I hope you are happy :)
🎊👏 Haha I'm glad you gave it a try, hopefully 🤞 you'll see some decent sales
@@rohaneh I hope so as well. I am still working on my workflow, but I am getting the process more efficient.
I really enjoy your videos; I'm a contributor on Shutter Stock and your videos give me inspiration on this I can photograph.
So, thank you!
Thank you 🙏 Donna. I I'm really glad you find inspiration in them. Comments like yours are all the more reason I try and pack in as much information as I can in these earnings videos
You may get me to look I to generative images ?
:)
I like the way you use you in some of your pictures. Nice concepts. I really like the one of you in a suit looking a bit concerned. You should do some more of those, talking on the phone, looking at papers, ect.
Thank you 🙏 I really liked how that series of pictures turned out too. I've been wanting to do more. Just gotta find the time though. I appreciate your suggestions and will certainly keep them in mind when I get around to dawning that suit again 😁
Thank you, always valuable information :)
Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome!
Is it possible to upload 1 image to multiple websites?
Yes, that is the best way to do it as to increase your potential for sales.
@@rohaneh As for copyright issues, do you upload 1 image to multiple websites and include which sites can you tell me pl?
Is it site envato accepted photos form iPhone 8
If the images are free of noise and artifacts, then yes
@@rohaneh The reason I always refuse@@rohaneh be
How to get accepted
Keep it bro, nice video
Thank you for these videos! It's rare to find people who are so honest and genuine. It seems like the illustration market is reaching its peak, but maybe there's a way to create illustrations that are increasingly bold and meaningful in an innovative sense. I wanted to ask you: What are the most popular formats? I have the impression that photos with some space around them (a 2:1 ratio is enough) sell better.
I'm thrilled to hear you find my videos valuable and appreciate your kind words about their honesty and genuineness.
You bring up an insightful point about the illustration market. It's crucial to stay innovative and create work that's bold and meaningful. This not only differentiates your portfolio but also caters to a diverse range of customer needs.
Regarding your question about popular formats, I've personally found a slight correlation between a 2:1 aspect ratio and sales in my portfolio. My top-earning AI illustrations tend to fall within this ratio. However, it's important to note that my portfolio is quite specialized, focusing on themes like time, mental health, brain chemistry, and the intersection between the human brain and artificial intelligence.
It could very well be that these subjects are driving sales rather than the aspect ratio itself. Given the limited sample size, it's hard to draw definitive conclusions. I would suggest trying out different aspect ratios and themes. It's all about testing and seeing what works best for your portfolio and resonates with the audience you're targeting.
Thank you once again for your engaging question, and please don't hesitate to ask if you have more.
@@rohaneh you the best man thank you.
Can we upload AI generated images to adobe stock account in png format?
Personally I have not done so but a few people commented on a couple of my vids in the past saying they've uploaded their AI images as pngs and they were accepted.
@@rohaneh Thanks boss ❤
Can i upload same photo on those all site ?
Yep, should not be a problem.
My Adobe stock images seem to be taking forever to get approved. Any advice or insight? Thanks
AI images or photographs from a camera?
@@rohaneh AI
@@Ama99717 it would seem that Adobe Stock is reviewing AI images separately (pure speculation). I upload some photos (not AI images) the other day and it only took 3 days for them to be reviewed. There is not much than can be done but wait.
Are you in Getty? I got accepted.
GettyImages or Getty iStock?
Why not upload all your images on all these platforms? On some platforms, you have thousands some less. Or am I missing something here?
"Sold for" or "My commission was"? Those are two different things.
You are correct they are different. The distinction wasn't made as I don't report on any agency (notably Alamy) that shows the contributor the gross sale amount and the contributor's net of that amount. For my videos, in so far as I don't report on Alamy, all "sold for" are synonymous with "my commission was".
I think it's not allowed to sell AI images on Envato and Shutterstock 🤫
Ai website please share
Broo
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My goal is to get to $1,000 a month with AI stock images. It might take 20,000 images but its doable.
It’s not the numbers. It’s the topic. You might get 20,000 images of crap.
@@miamitten1123Its actually a combination of quality and quantity. obviously, i'd hope to list good images. The 80/20 rule applies. 20% of your images will account for 80% of your sales.
@@miamitten1123 You're not going to make much if you have less than 1,000 images. so yeah numbers matter babe.
@miamitten1123 @nateg7100 it is certainly a combination of quality and quantity. 20,000 images of crap probably won't amount to much but if you're able to get 20,000 images of half decent stuff (preferably, good) with relevant keywords and titles you'll certainly earn a decent amount monthly. That's quite the ambitious goal though, try not to spam with similar content.
@@miamitten1123 I don't make images of crap :)
Nice month Rohane! Thanks for the nice comments. We are a small community on TH-cam and I love to see how everyone approaches using stock photo and video to earn a bit of side cash. I learn from your videos as well as Jason, Jeff, Matt and the rest!
One question about envato, is there any particular reason you are no longer contributing? I loved Twenty20 as well, but haven't made the effort to reapply for Envato (despite using elements).
Thank you 🙏 similarly I learn from your work too. In terms of contributing to envanto I have submitted a few things in the past such as the eye photos that I do a lot but they don't seem to want such content... they rejected 90 percent of them. When those same images were accepted by adobe and Shutterstock. It seems envato really wants photos with people in them doing people stuff lol. I haven't been talking much people photos lately but if I start to again I'll upload there. They did accept the series I did with me in the business suit
@@rohaneh Oh wow, that is a very high rejection rate. Do they take editorial at all?
Commercial photos only