Pixmac’s Top 10 Tips for Searching and Finding Photos

Comments (0) April 12, 2011, Author: simon, Categories: Articles about Pixmac, The 10 most beautiful..., Tips & tricks, Tutorials, Usability
Visual similar search tool Do you search for stock photography on a regular basis or even just on the odd occasion?  Pixmac presents our Top 10 Tips to help you find what you are looking for – fast and on budget, thereby saving money and time. Who couldn’t use more of both? 1. Use ‘Search For Similar Images’ If the stock photography site you are using doesn’t have Visual Similarity Search – ditch it in the garbage! Why use this? It gives you more creative [...] Read more »

Interview with Kai-Uwe Behrmann

Comments (0) August 3, 2010, Author: lucienavratilova, Categories: Design, Interview, Usability
Please, introduce briefly yourself and your projects in. I am one of the OpenICC people, who try to make graphics and especially colour management under Linux more easy. Why did you choose open source software and not the regular one? To wor Read more »

Interview with Marcos Diaz

Comments (0) July 28, 2010, Author: lucienavratilova, Categories: Interview, Usability
Can you breafly introduce yourself and your projects to our readers? My name is Marcos Diaz, my aka is usually just Markos, and sometimes my friends call me 'the knowledge junkie'. I born in Spain 25 years ago, I discovered programming  just a f Read more »

Open Company Concept: The World becomes open

Comments (12) July 13, 2010, Author: Vitezslav Valka, Categories: Articles about Pixmac, Interview, Tips & tricks, Usability
Wikipedia, TED, Open Source software, Creative Commons licensing. All that shows that the virtual world is changing rapidly. The Open Company Concept brings ideas that the Pixmac team was carrying in their minds for a few months. I’m Vitezslav V Read more »

Libre Graphics Meeting for a better World

Comments (1) June 6, 2010, Author: Vitezslav Valka, Categories: Design, General news, Usability
This meeting was different. Developers making free graphics software as GIMP, Inkscape or Scribus are a special group of people that love what they do. They usually do it for free. Together with people from Adobe, Canon, Opera and W3C it was packed w Read more »

Pixmac is the fastest microstock agency!

Comments (2) May 20, 2010, Author: Martin Vlčko, Categories: Articles about Pixmac, Showcase, Usability
To quickly find the perfect photo in the photobank is one of the most important features our customers value and why they use Pixmac. A few weeks ago we launched the Visual similarity search tool which helps you quickly find the exact photo you a Read more »

Pixmac reaches 7 million of stock photos in just a year!

Comments (1) September 23, 2009, Author: Vitezslav Valka, Categories: Articles about Pixmac, Design, General news, Press releases, Showcase, Usability
The Pixmac microstock agency is proud to announce that we now offer 7 million stock photos for our customers. Only a few competitors can say the same. Our collection consists of 3 sources- two are creative and one editorial called “Celebrity”. Pi Read more »

One Stop Shopping at Pixmac

Comments (4) August 27, 2009, Author: Vitezslav Valka, Categories: General news, Tips & tricks, Usability
Many of you searching for photos were confused with credits, our virtual currency. Pixmac has solved that now for you. You don't have to learn what credit is and you even don't have to register at Pixmac if you need just one picture. This idea cam Read more »

FTP changes

Comments (0) May 28, 2009, Author: michalprynych, Categories: Photographer, Tips & tricks, Usability
We will be making some changes soon that will affect you if want to you upload your pictures via FTP. These will come into effect on 2009-06-16. The changes to be made are: 1) You will no longer need the special FTP username. Please use the same Read more »

Approval process clarification

Comments (8) April 6, 2009, Author: pixmac, Categories: Photographer, Uncategorized, Usability
We were talking with Erik from Imagery Majestic this weekend about questions popping up in communities and forums about the approval process. And we want to be fair and clear about this. For clarification of the issue, read more below. Why were Read more »