Comments on: Photrade lets photographers control their pictures, get paid for them
The service aims to be a combination of stock photography site and ad revenue generator, even as it gives photographers tools to protect their work.
The service aims to be a combination of stock photography site and ad revenue generator, even as it gives photographers tools to protect their work.
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Right. Thanks for that. And I can draw like Picasso thanks to Illustrator.
...and I can draw like Picasso now that I use Illustrator.
Come on, this is bollocks, let's give our pro photographers a little bit more respect than that.
- by caustic1 September 17, 2008 2:17 PM PDT
- I thought this would be great. I was sadly mistaken. Wasted a lot of time on what is the worst BETA of betas I have ever seen. Basically, old, overweight, plumpy code. Bottom line is when your customer looks at an image they always comment that the Flickr image looks so much better. I spent way too many hours playing with this and only someone with a vested interest in this would be silly enough, or sly enough, to ask you to subscribe to it.
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