The new Adobe Stock and Fotolia Changes Analyzed

June 17, 2015 Marco | Editor

Yesterday, Adobe has announced major changes to its Creative Cloud solutions, among those is the introduction of the Adobe Stock platform, based on the image library of microstock platform Fotolia. The announcement doesn’t come as a surprise after Adobe’s acquisition of Fotolia late last year.

What are the main changes for contributors?

Adobe Stock contains all images published on the Fotolia platform – with the exception of the premium collection Fotolia Infinite which is priced at a premium level – and there is no Opt-In/Opt-Out for this. The sales are being processed through the …read more

Via: MSP

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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