Selling digital image files

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ChrisJP - 09 Jul 2006 02:33 GMT

Need some help and everyone here has come through for me in the past.
I have no fear that you'l'l help me out again. I recently had someone
email me and express an interest in using several of my photos for a
Power Point presentation. What is a reasonable price to charge for the
use of digital file image? On my website it states that I charge
$20/image. Is that too high, just right or too low. Also would seeing
that I charge $20 for an 11x14 un-matted print scare buyers away who
are interested in SIMPLY buying a digital print?

I'm above my head here and looking for some advice. Does anyone here
have experience selling image files? If so what do you all charge?

Thanks in advance.
Christopher Jennings Penders
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DS - 09 Jul 2006 06:59 GMT

Look at www.photostock.com and you can get an idea of what is charged there.
I use their services to sell my photos. I think their minimum is about a
$30 royalty. Some are much more. Like anything else, the better and rarer
the photo the more you can likely get.

D

> Need some help and everyone here has come through for me in the past.
> I have no fear that you'l'l help me out again. I recently had someone
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DS - 09 Jul 2006 07:31 GMT

Sorry,

I realised I gave you the incorrect web address. It is
www.photostocknow.com

Dave

> Look at www.photostock.com and you can get an idea of what is charged
> there. I use their services to sell my photos. I think their minimum is
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