EyeEm Market – A Contributor Guide

May 13, 2014 Marco | Editor

Last fall, Berlin based mobile photography startup EyeEm has announced their upcoming EyeEm Market which will allow photographers to sell licenses for their mobile images they shot and uploading through the popular community app. While the marketplace itself is planned to open in summer, the first images are already available through the partnership with Getty Images. As an early photographer with EyeEm, I was happy to be invited with the first batch to test the new features. This guide will help you through the steps to get your images online and up …read more

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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