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YouTube has a few videos on setting your back button focus for Sony cameras, which could be of help.

The best camera is the one you have with you, so true. Getty do have some very talented photographers, but they seem to have a very aggressive sales team, and like to push their weight around almost to the point of bullying.

This is what mine looks like. alamy page

When I shoot outdoors during the day, if I can see the sun I shot manual, 200 iso, 1/200 sec at f16.

I've just uploaded an image without any trouble.

Most of my photos are shot with a Canon 1D MK IV, which is not a full frame camera. The rest is done with my 7D, not a full frame either. Quality wise I prefer my images done with my 1D, but here on alamy I sell nearly as many images done with my 7D as with my 1D. A couple years back alamy had around 70 million images available, today they are up to 155 million. These figures probably have more to do with your low sales than your camera's sensor size.

Welcome to the forum, and we are all in search of improving our sales. Israel must offer some great photo opportunities.

Mine isn't working as well.

Welcome to the alamy group

MIT offer a free course on documentary photography, which would look good on your cv. https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/comparative-media-studies-writing/21w-749-documentary-photography-and-photojournalism-still-images-of-a-world-in-motion-spring-2016/index.htm

The Cloud Appreciation Society. Thanks for sharing, my cloud knowledge is cumulus and puffy white clouds.

Did your guy got closer to the incident because he had a press card, or because he knew the fire crew?

I was with Demotix until they where bought and closed by Getty, since then made 1 sale for $300 from Getty. So I imagine if alamy or AFP make any sales from your photos they will forward you your payment. I know photographers who where with Newzulu when they had an office in Montreal and made regular sales. But it was a whole different story when they closed the Montreal office and did all their operations in France, they seemed to be completely disorganized and no idea of what was going on in Quebec.

My FTP upload speed to alamy is slower than to other clients.

Half of my sales are of fashion shows, the rest are varied subjects from my collection of images. So variety yes.

Most noise happens in the underexposed area of you photos, so a underexposed photo shot at 400 ISO will contain more noise than a properly exposed photo at 800 ISO.

https://www.instagram.com/rawdonphotos Here is the link to mine.

It seems to me when I made my first submission to Alamy back in the Fall of 2017, they had 70 some million photos in their collection. Today some 140 million, with these numbers you need some luck and great keywords to have your work discovered in searches.

I believe is you upload regularly, (myself I add new images to my collection several times a week) you get a 3 star rating, less often, less stars.

Took me a little over 1 year to upload my first 1,000 photos, looking forward to 2,000 images by years end. I have had 3 stars way before I hit the 1,000 image mark.

He is a male for certain.

Here is a short film, inside North Korea by snowboarder Jamie Borrow.

Sound advice. Keywording is tedious, but important.

I'm waiting for the day when my camera does all the keywording for me!

It is best to contact the show producers first for photo accreditation guidelines, and don't show up in the pit row with a tripod, and expect to shoot the entire concert.