Microstock Photography

Those of you with the handy dandy Kodak gallery will observe the $5 credit feature in your email inbox. Looks like that luxury mousepad I’ve been craving will happen!

My Kodak camera became my business partner. I conducted the best camera search and found the best deal on a camera which not only urges me to overperform and overdeliver on most of my assignments, but makes its fun. When was the last time you could say anything like that about anything you owned?

I saw easily that features like a video screen, megapixels, and battery type were factors of price. I knew that memory storage multipled in density per megapixel, which was some of the ten megapixel cameras were seriously on sale. I also knew that battery power decayed faster, which meant long term photo snapping might be more practical with a smaller capability lens.

I was getting orders from regular clients to provide a gallery of images from multiple perspectives and sources. I was the judge of what images were to be submitted. I needed a great camera, if only to stem my ebbing confidence in these monster (lucrative) projects.