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I saw it on CNN first.
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Best Selling Photos
Something for me to think about:
Among the best selling pictures in my photo library are pictures of Europe. It doesn’t matter which country – they all sell. Castles, cityscapes, festivals, windows and doors, cathedral interiors, and landscapes are all popular with calendar publishers, magazines, note card vendors, poster companies, stock photo agencies, and advertisers. I discuss how to market your work in my Making Money with your Photography course at Betterphoto (http://www.betterphoto.com/courseOverview.asp?cspID=108). One of the fastest ways to start making money with your personal stock library is to have salable subjects.
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Video Cameras
Well, we used to have a Canon Optura. But it got stolen. Now we have a box full of Mini DV tapes but no way to look at them. I guess I should of put them all on DVDs but that was a lot of work 3 or 4 years ago, took a lot of time and the software wasn’t trivial. Generally the $99 software sold was junk. Now you can get Adobe Premiere Elements for about that and it is pretty impressive plus the computers and hard drives are up to it. Though you still need external storage.
So the issue now is what to get so the tapes don’t sit forever and become obsolete. There are cameras here in Kuwait. Some Panasonics which are rated well on camcorderinfor.com but they are PAL Mini DV format and all our tapes stored are NTSC. And therefore not compatible as far as I know.
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I found this after looking into this on CNN.
