Customer
1. What is EVO?
The EVO Label represents a dawning of a new breed of imagery that is especially relevant to the dynamic and changing needs of clients. Clients can expect EVO images to be of high technical quality and with some level of exclusivity as the license for EVO image comes at a small premium.
2. What are EVO's price levels?
Please refer to the table below:
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Pricing(Credits Required to Download) |
| EVO Tier |
Web Res |
Print |
Ultra Hi |
Mega Hi |
TIFF |
EL-Print |
EL-Electronic |
EL-Comprehensive |
| Sliver |
5 |
10 |
15 |
20 |
20 + 10 |
20 + 50 |
20 + 75 |
20 + 100 |
| Gold |
10 |
20 |
30 |
40 |
40 + 10 |
40 + 50 |
40 + 75 |
40 + 100 |
| Titanium |
20 |
40 |
60 |
80 |
80 + 10 |
80 + 50 |
80 + 75 |
80 + 100 |
| Platinum |
40 |
80 |
120 |
160 |
160 + 10 |
160 + 50 |
160 + 75 |
160 + 100 |
+ 5 multiseat licenses: 25 credits per specific image.
+ Unlimited multiseat licenses: 50 credits per specific image. Note:
1. Not all EVO images are available for Extended Licenses
2. EVO images are only available for Credit download. Subscription downloads not applicable.
3. How can I find EVO images?
EVO images shall be included among the 123RF basic search results and will have a small EVO logo underneath each thumbnail. Clients with the help of advanced search filters, can opt to exclude or to search exclusively from the EVO Label.
4. I have a subscription, why can't I download any EVO images?
EVO images are only available via credit download.
5. What are the price ranges for EVO images?
Every EVO image are tagged under a specific price tier. These tiers are Silver (5 to 20 credits), Gold (10 to 40 credits), Titanium (20 to 80 credits) and Platinum (40 to 160 credits). For more detailed information please refer to our EVO pricing table.
6. Are there Extended Licenses for EVO Images?
Yes, EVO Images can be downloaded under Extended Licenses. However, this does not apply to all EVO images as the Contributor decides whether or not to make the image available for Extended Licensing.
7. Are there Multiseat Licenses for EVO Images?
Yes, Multiseat Licensing are available for EVO Images. The price is the same as for any other image on 123RF.
Contributor
1. How do I contribute to the EVO Label?
Contribution to EVO is a by invitation-only and portfolios of possible candidates are evaluated by a panel consisting of experienced directors of photography and art directors. The criteria for selection are a good eye for highly stock related shots, good composition and lighting.
2. Can I apply to be an EVO Contributor?
Yes, you may apply. Send an email to submission@123rf.com, stating your interest to be included. We will then get our panel of reviewers to evaluate your portfolio and we will invite you to join our ranks of EVO contributors if you meet the panelists' criteria. The panel meets one every fortnight and will go through the list. No rejection reasons will be given, if you receive an invitation, it will be made known to you as the upload for EVO will then appear in your upload images section.
3. Do EVO Images need to be released?
Yes, EVO images must still be model or property released. It's all done in the same manner as 123RF standard, however, when attaching releases, you will notice an EVO tab for which you can view and attach releases to EVO images only.
4. How flexible are the licensing options for EVO?
Once an image has been accepted into the EVO Label, it will be “locked” in the selected price bracket for 3 months before any amendments can be made. Therefore, do make your choices carefully. After which, the EVO Content Contributor may change its price bracket. Changes will only take place three (3) months after the request to change is received.
5. Are there any daily upload quotas for submissions to the EVO label?
In the beginning, all approved EVO Content Contributors are allowed to make 20 submissions per day. The daily quota will increase or decrease based on the quality of the submissions received. For EVO Content Contributors who consistently submit good quality images, their daily quota will be increased.
6. Can I upload via FTP to EVO?
No, EVO submissions are uploaded using a web form upload. Once you have been invited to EVO, you will need to access the Upload section and from there make your selection EVO Uploads. Please send your images in using the web form. We will still read IPTC and EXIF information from your uploaded files and tie them in together.
7. How long will the image review process take?
It should take no more than two working days from the upload time to receive the final verdict on submitted Content. If the review process takes longer than this period please email submission@123rf.com with details such as your 123RF UserID, date of upload and relevant filenames.
8. What happens to images that are not accepted in the EVO Label?
You may choose to have them submitted to 123RF standard instead.
9. When will 123RF pay commissions from license sales?
As with 123RF standard, we finalize figures on the third working day of the new month and will execute payment by the 15th of the month. Payments shall be made according to the payment preferences in the Personal Information page. EVO and 123RF standard earnings will be added together and we will be making a total lump sum payment to you.
10. What payment options are there?
EVO Content Contributors may choose to be paid by Paypal, MoneyBookers or checks.
11. Is there a minimum payout amount?
Yes, there is, as with 123RF standard. Paypal = $50, MoneyBookers = $100, checks = $200 and above. We will add your EVO and 123RF standard earnings together and if your total surpasses the minimum amounts above, we will be making payments to you!
12. Find out more about EVO?
We will be updating this FAQ from time to time, and if you have any questions not addressed in this FAQ, please send them to submission@123rf.com
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