QUALITY CONTROL
The success of any IMAGE SHOWCASE STOCK IMAGE provider is the quality of images
MSC allows members to upload, showcase and sell any image which satisfies our terms and conditions.
There is no pre screening on MyStockCollection
MSC allows members to upload, showcase and sell any image which satisfies our terms and conditions and image quality is managed by the users by means of the IMAGE FLAG INTERFACE and the QUALITY CHECKER.
Focus & Noise
Image noise is random variation of brightness or color information in images.
Learn MoreTagging & Description
The search function cannot find and return your image if it not comprehensively and correctly tagged or described.
Learn MoreImage Composure
Image composition describes how different subjects and visual elements are arranged inside of the image frame.
Learn MoreOver Editing
Photo editing software can be very exciting to use, but a common problem is over doing the changes made with editing software
Learn MoreImaging Hygiene
Image hygiene is a term used to describe the finer details of an image. Infringing and distracting detail in the image is a common error.
Learn MoreWatermarking
In Stock accounts your images are watermarked by default and wedding accounts offer the option to watermark.
Learn MoreWedding Showcase
Wedding showcase images are for show only but good quality images is still essential.
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Quality is not an act, it is a habit. Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.
Quality News
Camera Quality
We recommend a minimum of a 8 megapixel camera. Artificially increasing resolution by using software such as Photoshop will not increase the output quality of your images. Digital SLR cameras take the best photos for high quality images.
Smartphones
While newer smartphones and tablets offer "high-resolution" cameras as high as 13 megapixels or more, these images typically exhibit artifacts and noise as a result of having smaller image sensors than traditional cameras.
