Here’s a hint: no matter how good of a photographer you are today, you’ll either be better in three years or you won’t be a microstock photographer any longer.? Standards improve so fast, so much that if you aren’t constantly learning a “new trick” you are going to get? surpassed extremely quickly in image quality, control of light, etc.
We have made it a priority for the last year to improve our work.? I think it has improved a thousandfold and I’m still learning.? One way to do that is by using video tutorials to learn new skills.? Youtube is great for old NBA videos but it’s surprisingly good for instructional video as well.
Try these:
http://www.youtube.com/user/prophotolife 26 episodes of photo goodness
http://www.youtube.com/user/PhotoGavin
and there are incredibly numerous Photoshop Tutorials:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=photoshop+tutorial&search_type=&aq=f
And that’s that! Go learn. No photo because of the vid.
good stuff! i will definitely use those links. In winter time there are less model shoots, and more indoor photography opportunities ![]()
And more time to learn!
Enjoy them.
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Yes, I must admit that I learned more about photography/photoshop technique in the first 2 years of microstock than in previous 25 years of being photography amateur. Now it’s more than 3 years I am involved with microstock and I am indeed still learning new things (although not as fast as in the beginning).
Thanks for selection of youtube links. There’s a lot of good stuff there but also a lot if useless crap, so one can spend a lot of time if checking all of it by yourself…