Premium collation

[Ameer29001238095t]

Hi i have a question about Premium collation how can i sell my image's in Premium collation?

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[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

Premium Collection Contributors are by invitation only. You cannot apply for the role.

[Abambo]

You can't. Adobe does not send invitations out for new Premium Asset contributors.

[Mixcity]

Hello, just being curious: what is the premium collection? 

[Abambo]

Hello, just being curious: what is the premium collection? 

By @Mixcity

This:

[Mixcity]

Thank you

[Jill_C]

From the Adobe help pages : 
"The Adobe Stock Premium collection contains millions of images from the portfolios of some of the world’s top photographers, illustrators, and agencies. Our community of Premium photography contributors seeks to tell powerful stories that provide authentic cultural and geo-localized insights as well as accurate representation of communities. 

Premium collection contributors’ photos showcase extensive commercial knowledge and skill, allowing you to save time and budget on expensive photoshoots, difficult-to-get model releases, and prolonged post-production editing."

Premium assets are considerably more costly for Buyers to license, and consequently the Premium Contributors earn more per sale.

[Mixcity]

Thank you. Do you know if Adobe selects some images in someone's portfolio, or is it the entire portfolio which is deemed worthy to be featured in the premium collection?
Still being curious, not that I imagine myself having images there at any point.

PS - Does anyone reading this forum made it to the Premium Collection? 

[Jill_C]

Search on Premium asset types in the Buyer portal, then click on one of them, then click on the Contributor's name. It seems that, once selected for Premium content, all content in that Contributor Account is Premium. My assumption is not based on extensive research, however, so I could be wrong. Here's and example:

https://stock.adobe.com/contributor/200786321/westend61?load_type=author&prev_url=detail

[Mixcity]

Thank you Jill, I had a look on the portfolio and I am a bit puzzled...I thought indeed that we could not upload images that were too similar from one another. Kindly have a look on the screenshot I made (which is taken from this Premium portfolio). For me, these pictures are nearly identical to each other, I wouldn't have uploaded all of them. Are you of a different opinion?

[Jill_C]

I think they are unique enough; however, it's also possible that different guidelines apply to Premium Contributors.

[Abambo]

I wouldn't have uploaded all of them.

By @Mixcity

I would. They are different expressions. I would select up to three of them to upload.

[Abambo]

Several contributors are allowed to submit content into the premium collection. It's during the submission that you decide if the assets are in the premium collection (2 price tags) or in the standard collection.

IMHO: The premium assets were at the beginning of the stock site a good method to attract high-quality contributors. It is today probably superfluous. Some buyers still buy premium assets, as those are more exclusive, but as for the rest, I do not see a big  quality difference between standard and premium assets.

[jürgenk50715479]

Hallo,

meiner Meinung nach macht Premium-Segment, wie es Adobe zur Zeit betreibt, keinen Sinn!

Im Premium-Segment sollten nur die besten Bilder angeboten werden, das ist nicht so!

Sehr gute Fotos aus dem „normalen“ Segment werden teilweise verschenkt oder für 33Cent verkauft!

Bei Premium Segment beginnt der Verkauf bei: klein 1688px x 1125px für etwa 120€!

Das ist mehr als 350 mal soviel! Versteht das jemand? Macht das Sinn?

Meine Forderung an ADOBE:

Ermöglichen Sie endlich Fotografen mit erstklassigen Fotos auch gutes Geld zu verdienen!

Auch Adobe würde davon Profitieren!!!

[Abambo]

Der Sinn des Premium-Segments ist in der Tat etwas zweifelhaft. Der Einsteller entscheidet, ob ein Bild als Premium eingestellt wird. Persönlich würde ich kein Premium Bild kaufen. Aber es gibt einen Markt dafür und Adobe pflegt das Segment sicherlich nicht umsonst.