GH4
BunFest
30 Jun 2014 18:38
Sabolla
You should read this. That will help you, other and the industry..
http://www.pond5.com/community?forum=76121&thread=34702450&lp=1
You should read this. That will help you, other and the industry..
http://www.pond5.com/community?forum=76121&thread=34702450&lp=1
sebolla74
30 Jun 2014 19:09
If you'd look at my portfolio you'd realize that my average price is well over 30$ but maybe you're not a good mathematician...however i don't need to explain anything and you don't have to worry about people undercutting you if think your work is such high value that you can sell a nothing special bird for 300$..
BunFest
30 Jun 2014 20:17
http://fineartamerica.com/newsletters/five-percent-commissions.html
RekindlePhoto
30 Jun 2014 22:08
AND, now back to the GH4 discussion. Anyone sold a 4K GH4 clip here at P5 yet?
ODesigns
30 Jun 2014 22:49
Yes.
https://www.pond5.com/it/stock-footage/38676127
https://www.pond5.com/it/stock-footage/37878216
https://www.pond5.com/it/stock-footage/38676127
https://www.pond5.com/it/stock-footage/37878216
DP_Hawaii
1 Jul 2014 01:49
Sold 2 GH4 4k clips last week
Videostock50
1 Jul 2014 06:40
I think to have any significance the price has to be a "4K selling price" otherwise it's just selling an HD where the client got a 4K instead. I'm interested in finding out if there's a trend of clients being prepared to pay a premium for 4K.
I'm shocked at how many people are simply shooting 4K and selling them at their HD prices.
I'm shocked at how many people are simply shooting 4K and selling them at their HD prices.
sebolla74
1 Jul 2014 08:28
videostock50
I'm interested in finding out if there's a trend of clients being prepared to pay a premium for 4K.
I did a test few months ago on another site that sells 4k...i uploaded 2 versions of the same file one fhd and the otherone 4k(they suggest to upload only the 4k and then they downscale it)...after 4 months the fhd file has been sold 8 times the fhd coming from the 4k version 0 times the 4k version 0time...do most of buyers searching by filtering out 4k version??
I'm interested in finding out if there's a trend of clients being prepared to pay a premium for 4K.
I did a test few months ago on another site that sells 4k...i uploaded 2 versions of the same file one fhd and the otherone 4k(they suggest to upload only the 4k and then they downscale it)...after 4 months the fhd file has been sold 8 times the fhd coming from the 4k version 0 times the 4k version 0time...do most of buyers searching by filtering out 4k version??
Videostock50
1 Jul 2014 13:45
sebolla74
The other site will probably end up giving the best indication of the situation - but it will take a while. I don't know how clients search - I've actually never met one ;-)
My point is that if artists don't put a premium on their 4K clips then they have borne all the expense and the clients think they might just as well have the 4K even if they don't want or need it. I suppose it depends if the artist thinks this is a business or a way to while away the hours.
The other site will probably end up giving the best indication of the situation - but it will take a while. I don't know how clients search - I've actually never met one ;-)
My point is that if artists don't put a premium on their 4K clips then they have borne all the expense and the clients think they might just as well have the 4K even if they don't want or need it. I suppose it depends if the artist thinks this is a business or a way to while away the hours.
vadervideo
1 Jul 2014 22:08
I can tell you guys that over the last two years I have sold many 4K clips at premium pricing. The professional production world has no issue with this concept. I have met clients and they love the fact that they can do so much more with this rez footage in post.