PicsaStock releases iPhone App

March 24, 2014 Marco | Editor

PicsaStock (former Instastock), winner of Techcrunch’s “Tech Innovation Award” has created an IOS app that allows users to sell their photos on the global market. Customers will be able to buy images immediately after the photographers have uploaded them. Photos can be uploaded directly from a smartphone or Instagram account. For each image sold, the photographer recieves 50 percent commission. The app also includes features that help improve daily sales and promote users’ photo galleries.

Customers will find the perfect photo within seconds by using the innovative color and similarity search. They will also be …read more

Via: MSP

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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