We enjoy the speed you‘re naturally speaking. This give‘s the impression of a real conversation and it lets room for your sympathetic, authentic way of explaining. Keep that we would say 😊
20 to 25 minutes is my maximum attention span for RUclips, but most important is the information density. You're providing good detail and you're charismatic, so I'm subscribed 🙂
I honestly think your natural pace is perfect don’t speed up because somebody says you should and don’t slow down because somebody says you should just do what’s comfortable for you because otherwise, it won’t seem natural. I enjoy your videos very much. Your content is good your mind is always moving so therefore what you’re doing is moving does that make sense? I find this very interesting and helpful because I’m new at this. You have so many great ideas and you share them as you think of them. I also appreciate your honesty about your earnings - you work very hard! But you’ve given me a reality check to not have high expectations on the income and to do it because I enjoy it.🌸🙏🏻🙋🏻♀️
Your own pace is fine. No need to change the way you are doing it. Love watching you as you make me laugh because at times you do silly things and I love your laugh. It breaks it up and I seem to learn a lot from you. You seem to have fun with what you do. You inspire me to pick up my camera daily.
Thank You for sharing. Around 10-14 years ago I spent hours and hours in book store and photograph to my phone any interesting ideas from book and magazines. I am sometimes looking back to this old ideas and try refresh with something new and mine
@@wollertz Just went into my local thrift shop looking for props and found a fantastic miniature shopping trolley, only £2 . Now I'm OK for a few thousand shots.
I'm going to take a swing at selling stock photos and video this year, so a fast-paced presentation about finding ideas suits me. Big thing for me is to just remember to take more pictures. I got a couple of new lenses last week; still haven't tried them. Okay, I've been busy with some other stuff, but I still need to get out there and make the camera go clickity-click more often.
Hi 😊. So to answer your question...I think the speed of your videos is just a bit too fast, maybe just slow it down 10%. But TBH you've pretty much nailed it and we love your channel. One thing you may wish to explain at some point is how you choose which catagory you select for your pictures. For instance, I uploaded some red love hearts with a pink background to Shutterstock yesterday (valentines day) and I really struggled to find a suitable catagory. In the end I went for miscellaneous and business/finance. So a video which gives some guidance on that area would be very welcome. Thanks for the amazing content! 👍👍
This is your 5th video that I have watched because of the honesty and ideas. yes, the pace is good. btw maybe you want to fix the timestamps in this vid. I'll email you a portrait picture for review but I have a question first: In one of the videos you described the process of uploading images and creating keywords through Lightroom. Do the stock sites "know" how to read the keywords from the JPG file? tnx
Thank you! I'll check the time stamps! Nad yes, the exported jpgs save the metadata including keywords and descriptions, lightroom allows you to select how much info you would like stored directly on to the exported file in the export settings
Very helpful videos. I find many RUclips videos (regardless of topic or presenter) are way too fast. It becomes like a babbling noise to me so I would join the “slow down” school of thinking.
@@ivanmaguire2277 Shutterstock allows you to keep track by set or to publish the sets giving you more control, adobe does something similar but can only feature 2 sets at a time
That was luck 😅 I was checking out of a stope and I saw it on the shelf, also friends that know my pictures call ,e from time to time telling me about pictures on billboards or magazines or even phone books, I have a video on how to find them when they are used online, but for printed mediums its almost impossible to track down ruclips.net/video/2godv2Doavc/видео.html
Thanks so much! I have a few videos like that ruclips.net/video/myKSWT5Rfj8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ake2WPVZcmA/видео.html ruclips.net/video/o0_sgeBMnw0/видео.html and many more
Hi . Thank you for your channel, it's one of the few I follow. Do you think it's bad right now to just upload AI images to Adobe Stock and photos taken by me to Shutterstock? I ask you this because Shuterstock has the option for editorial images and Adobe Stock doesn't have that option. This is one of the many questions I would like to ask you, but over time I will ask you the others. Continuation of your magnificent and videos. THANKS
Absolutely no problem, if you shoot non editorial images you can upload to both agencies. But yes, at the moment Adobe is only accepting illustrative editorials without people. Best of luck!
@@wollertz Hi. I use editorial on shutterstock because in my opinion (I don't know if it's wrong or not) as I put editorial only those who really want it will buy it and not people who buy packages and then maybe sell them as if they were theirs like what happens in Adobe stock. Thanks
@@wollertz My fear is that someone will download my photos and use them as if they were their own and in the editorial option only those who are interested can buy them and can also buy the same editorial photo in the commercial option. My photos and videos are from my travels and everyday life and as I'm afraid someone will "steal" them, I make them as editorials. The AI ones, as they are made by the program, I'm not so afraid of someone but "stealing" them and I've already noticed that unfortunately Adobe Stock takes forever to accept normal photos and the AI ones are almost instantaneous. Does anything else in your images use upscale? If so, what programs do you use? Thanks
@@bananaukra3235 that’s everyone’s fear, but the agencies protect you against theft the best they can, we have to trust them if we want to succeed. I haven’t done much upscaling at all, if I do I use photoshop, but for the most part it’s pretty straight forward 🤷♂️
@@wollertz I saw videos of people using Leonardo Ai to do uspcaling, that's why I was asking you. What I do is cut the images and upload them. I don't use photoshop or lightroom. I don't like doing retouches like that on photos, maybe that's why I haven't sold any editorial photos yet. Images ia, I already sold some Thanks
Be comfortable and go at your pace, people will still enjoy your videos as I do, Thank you.
Thank you! 🙏
I second this. Just do you. You have grown the channel already to here and I think it is successful.
@@dbenedict357 thank you very much!
We enjoy the speed you‘re naturally speaking. This give‘s the impression of a real conversation and it lets room for your sympathetic, authentic way of explaining. Keep that we would say 😊
Thank you! 😊
20 to 25 minutes is my maximum attention span for RUclips, but most important is the information density. You're providing good detail and you're charismatic, so I'm subscribed 🙂
perfect! Thank you so much!
I honestly think your natural pace is perfect don’t speed up because somebody says you should and don’t slow down because somebody says you should just do what’s comfortable for you because otherwise, it won’t seem natural. I enjoy your videos very much. Your content is good your mind is always moving so therefore what you’re doing is moving does that make sense? I find this very interesting and helpful because I’m new at this. You have so many great ideas and you share them as you think of them. I also appreciate your honesty about your earnings - you work very hard! But you’ve given me a reality check to not have high expectations on the income and to do it because I enjoy it.🌸🙏🏻🙋🏻♀️
Thanks you so much! im finally finding my rhythm and pace, lots of trial and practice but we are getting there 😁
Your own pace is fine. No need to change the way you are doing it. Love watching you as you make me laugh because at times you do silly things and I love your laugh. It breaks it up and I seem to learn a lot from you. You seem to have fun with what you do. You inspire me to pick up my camera daily.
Hats Aweosme! Thanks so much 🙌😁
Hats Aweosme! Thanks so much 🙌😁
Your videos could last half an hour and i would still watch them 👌👌 great content
Thank you!
I appreciate the feed back!
Yes! You are right. I feel like I’m running after you to keep up in this video.
Great! I mean no - don't run, i'll pace my self 😅
You definitely share some of the most useful tips and ideas in this space - thanks
Thank you! 🙏
Thx for the inspiration
Certainly. You can relax. It's a pleasure to listen to you!
Thank you so much!
Your very good at making your videos very entertaining, so you don't need to rush it. Love it, great info.
Thank you!
You have a beautiful voice and i love how you tutor. Don’t change anything. Love your content 💯
Thank you so much!
Thank you. I prefer a slower pace but we can always adjust on the settings here, so whatever works for you is great. Your content is very helpful!
Thank you! I’m finding a rhythm now that I think works for most!
I love that series ❤❤
Thank you!
I had to stop and write down ideas I want to try on a piece of paper watching this, thank you for the inspiration!
That’s awesome! I’m glad the video helped, thanks for the comment!
same
I like your pace. Great info, I feel very inspired to go out and shoot right now..
Thats awesome! thank you for the comment!
Hi, your videos are not too long, they are very informative and interesting and full of great information for beginners like me.!Thanks.
Thank you! I appreciate it!
I like the fast pace!
Thank you!
Thank You for sharing. Around 10-14 years ago I spent hours and hours in book store and photograph to my phone any interesting ideas from book and magazines. I am sometimes looking back to this old ideas and try refresh with something new and mine
Perfect! One thing to remember for stock photography is that trends change, so staying up to date is important
Your videos are great, love it. Greetings from Germany
Thank you very much!
I learn a lot better with details, you're speed is fine. Great content, thanks.
Awesome! Thank you!
@@wollertz Just went into my local thrift shop looking for props and found a fantastic miniature shopping trolley, only £2 . Now I'm OK for a few thousand shots.
@@spiralspirit7604 awesome find, congratulations!! Best of luck!
Great video mate. I like your videos the way you want to do them. That way your more relaxed and your videos will be better.
🙏 Thank you! I appreciate the input!!
I'm going to take a swing at selling stock photos and video this year, so a fast-paced presentation about finding ideas suits me. Big thing for me is to just remember to take more pictures. I got a couple of new lenses last week; still haven't tried them. Okay, I've been busy with some other stuff, but I still need to get out there and make the camera go clickity-click more often.
clickity-click is a good thing 😅
Best of luck and remember stock is very slow to start, but before you know it'll snow ball
Excellent advice! And your pacing has always been great!
Thank you 🙏
Great video as always!
I appreciate it!
Another great video!
Glad you like them!
Yeah, I say take your time. I don't hate the fast pace, but I think I lean towards the slower ...like you said, less forced.
Thank you! I appreciate the feed back and I will slow it down a little 🙏
Love these tips! Thanks so much!
Im glad! Thanks for the comment!!
Perfect timing did not lose interest, some people drag on I can’t stand it.
You are doing it just right
🙏 Thank you!
Hi 😊. So to answer your question...I think the speed of your videos is just a bit too fast, maybe just slow it down 10%. But TBH you've pretty much nailed it and we love your channel. One thing you may wish to explain at some point is how you choose which catagory you select for your pictures. For instance, I uploaded some red love hearts with a pink background to Shutterstock yesterday (valentines day) and I really struggled to find a suitable catagory. In the end I went for miscellaneous and business/finance. So a video which gives some guidance on that area would be very welcome. Thanks for the amazing content! 👍👍
Awesome! Thank you! and yes! I'll gather some examples for a video on categories!!
Best Video yet i Think :)
Thanks so much 🙌🏼
Hi. I will do stop red meat. You all can do the others plz. Lol
Great video as always, change nothing. Just thank you for sharing 🙏
🤣
Thank you!
Very useful video! Thank you, man!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much sir. Your videos are really helpful. It motivate me all the time. 🙏🏼🇮🇳
Wish you the best
Great! Thank you so much for the comment 🙏
@@wollertz it's my pleasure :)
Take you time! BE REAL! And we will love it
Thank you SO much!!
This is your 5th video that I have watched because of the honesty and ideas. yes, the pace is good. btw maybe you want to fix the timestamps in this vid.
I'll email you a portrait picture for review but I have a question first:
In one of the videos you described the process of uploading images and creating keywords through Lightroom. Do the stock sites "know" how to read the keywords from the JPG file?
tnx
Thank you!
I'll check the time stamps!
Nad yes, the exported jpgs save the metadata including keywords and descriptions, lightroom allows you to select how much info you would like stored directly on to the exported file in the export settings
@@wollertz I'm so stupid :) typing 50 keywords for each photo X 3 different stock sites....It took me hours. thanks!
Its a learning curve, you can't do the same for video, so I copy and paste 😅@@orpaztron
Informative video 👍 Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️
Thanks you!
Thanks so much 🙌🏼
Very helpful videos. I find many RUclips videos (regardless of topic or presenter) are way too fast. It becomes like a babbling noise to me so I would join the “slow down” school of thinking.
Awesome, thank you!
Your rythme is fine, I actually avoid videos that run for more than 10 minutes or so.
Thanks! the next 2 videos might be a bit longer, too much info 😅
Do you sort your photos into sets? Your videos are brilliant, thank you
I have a few playlists trying to organize my catalog, so yes 😅
@Wollertz Photography Thank you for that. I haven't so
sold many, so I think that may help sales.
@@ivanmaguire2277 Shutterstock allows you to keep track by set or to publish the sets giving you more control, adobe does something similar but can only feature 2 sets at a time
I have heard you have tips for a shooting schedule. Could you direct me to it please? Thanks for all the great advice!
Absolutely just head on over to wollertzphotography.com and scroll to the bottom of the page and fill in the blanks!
Best of luck
@@wollertz found it! Thanks so much!
How do you find your photos being used in magazines?
That was luck 😅 I was checking out of a stope and I saw it on the shelf, also friends that know my pictures call ,e from time to time telling me about pictures on billboards or magazines or even phone books, I have a video on how to find them when they are used online, but for printed mediums its almost impossible to track down
ruclips.net/video/2godv2Doavc/видео.html
@@wollertz That must be a good feeling seeing them in print. Thank you!
@@TomWindeknecht Yes it is, very motivating as well 😁
Great video 👍
Ideas are only as good as your photography skills so, please show a real shoot describing equipment and camera settings 👍
Thanks so much!
I have a few videos like that
ruclips.net/video/myKSWT5Rfj8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ake2WPVZcmA/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/o0_sgeBMnw0/видео.html
and many more
@@wollertz excellent ! 👍
Subscribed ☑️
Do what feels right, and people will follow. Or they won't, and you'll fail. It's really 50/50. I'm not sure how to answer this.
🤔 Thanks for the help 🤣
@@wollertz any time! Just do what feels right; it might be good or really bad.
Hi .
Thank you for your channel, it's one of the few I follow.
Do you think it's bad right now to just upload AI images to Adobe Stock and photos taken by me to Shutterstock?
I ask you this because Shuterstock has the option for editorial images and Adobe Stock doesn't have that option.
This is one of the many questions I would like to ask you, but over time I will ask you the others.
Continuation of your magnificent and videos.
THANKS
Absolutely no problem, if you shoot non editorial images you can upload to both agencies. But yes, at the moment Adobe is only accepting illustrative editorials without people. Best of luck!
@@wollertz Hi. I use editorial on shutterstock because in my opinion (I don't know if it's wrong or not) as I put editorial only those who really want it will buy it and not people who buy packages and then maybe sell them as if they were theirs like what happens in Adobe stock. Thanks
@@wollertz My fear is that someone will download my photos and use them as if they were their own and in the editorial option only those who are interested can buy them and can also buy the same editorial photo in the commercial option.
My photos and videos are from my travels and everyday life and as I'm afraid someone will "steal" them, I make them as editorials.
The AI ones, as they are made by the program, I'm not so afraid of someone but "stealing" them and I've already noticed that unfortunately Adobe Stock takes forever to accept normal photos and the AI ones are almost instantaneous.
Does anything else in your images use upscale?
If so, what programs do you use?
Thanks
@@bananaukra3235 that’s everyone’s fear, but the agencies protect you against theft the best they can, we have to trust them if we want to succeed. I haven’t done much upscaling at all, if I do I use photoshop, but for the most part it’s pretty straight forward 🤷♂️
@@wollertz I saw videos of people using Leonardo Ai to do uspcaling, that's why I was asking you.
What I do is cut the images and upload them.
I don't use photoshop or lightroom.
I don't like doing retouches like that on photos, maybe that's why I haven't sold any editorial photos yet.
Images ia, I already sold some
Thanks
Take your time
Thank you! 🙏
Slowing down is fine, honestly.
thank you!
Slow explanations are better
Thanks!!
who is buying paper magazines in 2024?
Anyone looking for ideas 🤷♂️