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07/09/2009 10:54:33 AM · #1 |
Hi all:
You have been so helpful in answering questions that I have one. I have just been approached by the Old Farmer's Almanac. They want to use one of my garden photos for next years annual issue. Any ideas how much I should ask? It would not be exclusive rights. The image has been approached in the past by a magazine and a seed company, but both deals fell through. So I need to keep it marketable, so no exclusive rights. Any one sell an image in the past to a magazine, and how much did you ask? |
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07/09/2009 11:02:37 AM · #2 |
- 200 Euro for a shot found by & used by a calendar company, one-time printing rights.
- $250 CAN by a newspaper for a front page shot, printing rights.
- Catalogue cover for $500 CAN, printing rights.
- Magazine cover in trade for a full page ad inside, printing rights.
But the above were all covers/features. I suppose it'll depend on where your shot is used.
I find pricing to be a huge PITA, and I tend to just take what I'm offered. :-/
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07/09/2009 11:36:09 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by Strikeslip: I find pricing to be a huge PITA, and I tend to just take what I'm offered. :-/ |
which is pretty much how it goes, unless it's obvious that they're raping you and the visibility just isn't worth it...
@junie: to keep deals from falling through, ask them what they typically pay. if it sounds reasonable take it. if it doesn't, tell them you were expecting a little more and see if they'll bite. if not, then it's up to you to decide if it's worth it. sometimes, it isn't.
good luck! |
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07/10/2009 04:10:02 AM · #4 |
Thanks for the advice. I did e-mail asking them what their rate is. I did not supply any figures at all. It is probably one of those deals where they are trying to get a photo for free, going to a community and expecting folks to give it to them free of charge. I will most likely never hear from them again. |
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