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 |  | Low: $1/photo |  | Medium: $50-$100 |  | High: $200+ |
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Typical costs: |
- It's possible to get website stock photography for as little as $1 a photo. There are several stock photography websites. Other stock photography websites can cost $50-$100 a photo. Exclusive rights to a photograph can start at hundreds of dollars.
- You can buy (non-exclusive) rights to collections of photographs for $50 or more. Some collections are sold on CDs, others are available on websites. They usually contain thousands to tens of thousands of photographs, graphics and illustrations
- Exclusive rights or high quality photos can run in the hundreds and even thousands of dollars.
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What should be included: |
- Downloading a high quality version of the photograph, which you may need to have cropped, compressed and edited before using on a website.
Additional costs: |
- Larger photographs can cost more.
Shopping for website stock photography: |
- Low cost stock photography sites include iStockphoto[1] and Big Stock Photo[2] , which offer stock photos for as little as $1.
- If you need a large number of photos, Shutter Stock[3] offers photo subscriptions for up to 25 images a day at $159/month.
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What People Are Paying - Recent Comments |
| Posted by: PCGuyinCali in San Jose, CA. | Posted: December 15th, 2006 12:12PM |
| Firm: iStockPhoto.com | Type of Image: jpg photos, some gif images |
| Quality of Image: some decent, have to search around |
I've used iStockPhoto for some of my friend's web sites. Their photos have gotten better over the years, and there's more variety. They've increased the prices -- now you need to buy "credits" ($10 gets you 10 credits) which you must spend wihtin 1 year. Small pictures I get usually cost 1-5 credits ($1-$5). But I worry if I don't used up all my credits in time (or forget), I'll have wasted part of my money. |
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External Resources: |
- www.istockphoto.com
- www.bigstockphoto.com
- www.shutterstock.com
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