Editorial Images Management Comparison
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Below is a comparison chart to see the different policies of the major microstock agencies about the management of editorial images.
Agencies |
Policies about Editorial Images
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Accepted, although a particular description of the file is required before submission, according to specific directions |
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Accepted, and no specific description needed. Reviewers decide whether an image is suitable for sale with standard license or editorial |
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Accepted, and no specific description needed. Reviewers decide whether an image is suitable for sale with standard license or editorial |
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Accepted, although a particular description of the file is required before submission |
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Not accepted |
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Accepted, and no specific description needed. Reviewers decide whether an image is suitable for sale with standard license or editorial |
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Accepted, and no specific description needed. Reviewers decide whether an image is suitable for sale with standard license or editorial |
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Accepted, and no specific description needed. Reviewers decide whether an image is suitable for sale with standard license or editorial |
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Not accepted |
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Accepted, although a particular description of the file is required before submission, according to specific directions |
Related Pages:
- Check the list of the Top Microstock Agencies
- Check my Microstock Agencies Evaluation Criteria
- Check the Earnings Comparison
- Check the Payout Comparison
- Check the Referral/Affiliate Programs Comparison
- Check the Exclusivity Comparison
- Download the Model Releases Forms for Each Microstock Agency
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