[thelist] Are there any good clip art packages, and what photo packages do you prefer?

[PageHealer]

The least expensive, decent-quality source I have found is
http://www.gettyworks.com/ They have a $99 annual membership that seems like
it would be well worth it, though I have not tried it. Individual images are
inexpensive as well.

The same company owns gettyone.com, where you can search for Eyewire,
Photodisc, Stone, Artville, and others simultaneously. I think the
royalty-free images are quite reasonable (around $25 each) - when it comes
to stock photography, you really do get what you pay for.

We make it clear in our contracts that stock image fees will be in addition
to our fees, and our clients generally have no problem with that.

Emily


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on 7/31/01 6:45 PM, Rachell Coe at rachell at coeville.com wrote:

> I have bought clip art packages from ClickArt (Broderbund) and MasterClips
> (IMSI), and both of them include photo's that look like they were taken in
> the 70's.  I hear a lot of people talking about stock photo's from companies
> like Eyewire, but those seem so expensive.  Is there some good, but
> relatively inexpensive packages out there?  Or do ya need to spend the money
> to get the good stuff?
> 
> What stock photo packages do most of you use?  Do you ever take the pictures
> yourself?
> 
> Rachell Coe
> (541) 463-9979
> rachell at bluhanddesign.com
> 
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