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Title: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: alhawke on November 23, 2024, 08:53:48 AM
It's that time of year again. You can get 100 photos for $44 via app sumo for Black Friday. Usually it's over  $200. Just letting you know in case interested-- I was informed by these writer groups in the past and have loved Deposit Photo for stock photos since.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: Gregg Bell on December 20, 2024, 06:33:09 AM
These are such great deals. Shutterstock is like $15 a photo (I think). And often DepositPhotos has the exact same photo.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: R. C. on December 20, 2024, 07:37:25 AM
Holy moly... I found the Deposit Photos (https://depositphotos.com/) site, and for giggles, I used the reverse lookup feature. A lot of quality options came back.

Getting 100 for $50 --- what's another $50 after all I've spent on marketing this quarter?

R.C.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: Gregg Bell on December 20, 2024, 01:24:58 PM
Uh, I'd say that's better than Getty Images. $175/image.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: Gregg Bell on December 20, 2024, 01:31:07 PM
I used the reverse lookup feature.
What did you mean by this? ^
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: R. C. on December 20, 2024, 10:15:54 PM
I used the reverse lookup feature.
What did you mean by this? ^

On the front page of Deposit Photos (https://depositphotos.com/), to the right of the search bar is "Search by Image."  I fed it my WIP, and it returned some interesting images.

R.C.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: Bill Hiatt on December 21, 2024, 12:40:50 AM
Anyone who makes their own covers and/or ads with a visual component should take advantage of deals like that. Good photos can be expensive.

On individual photo prices, those typically depend on whether you're buying ala carte or have an image plan from the company. Most people probably wouldn't need a huge plan, but the biggest Shutterstock monthly plan brings cost per image down to something like $0.26. So if you're a graphic designer, there are options that will work for you. If not, it's still sometimes worth checking the pricing to see what options are available. Consider how many images you'll need during a given period of time vs. what you'll have to pay for them. You probably still won't get as good a deal as this Deposit Photo deal, but sometimes if you really love a particular image or group of images, it's worth checking to see what deals might be available.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: She-la-te-da on December 23, 2024, 07:28:38 AM
I've got a bunch of images left, so I passed this time (and the Thanksgiving one). Getting the Deposit Photos deal was a very good thing. I recommend it to people all the time, because you get so much for so little, and the credits last forever.

Before I got this deal, I had a package with Can Stock, I got some kind of thing for I think ten bucks, for about 19 credits. Something like that. It was a long time ago. That plus some free stuff kept me going for years.
Title: Re: Deposit Photo appsumo deal again
Post by: Gregg Bell on December 24, 2024, 06:12:35 AM
Before I got this deal, I had a package with Can Stock, I got some kind of thing for I think ten bucks, for about 19 credits. Something like that. It was a long time ago. That plus some free stuff kept me going for years.

^ Same here.  grint