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GJ Glorijean

9 Years Ago

Pixels Or Faa

I signed up for a few different .com on FAA... Though when I sign on it used to say FAA, now it is saying Pixels.com
I started selling some of my photos & images as a Duvet, Pillow & Coordinating Prints.. When I search my images do not come up
under Duvet nor by Primary color.

I am also noticing a shift in clarity & size of the thumbnails that seem distorted now that Pixels is coming up.

Am I missing something?

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Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

they are both the same site. FAA was first, then they made pixels because it's universal, and they want that to be the mother site. it has more products and is easier to spell. you can be signed in one or the other, just make sure you don't mix them up because sponsoring words only works on the site your logging into (pixels for pixels, etc)

duvet covers can only be sold on images 5000x5000px or over in any direction. if you don't have that size, you can't sell them. by color is hard because you may not have those colors. there shouldn't be any real distortion, you would need a screen grab.

---Mike Savad
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John Haldane

9 Years Ago

I never go to Pixels and am sorry it was created instead of enhancing this site. "Pixels" does not, by itself, say anything about what the site contains. Just my 2 cents.

 

Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

i don't use that site because i don't like the name, it's like zazzle - an odd name that doesn't say we sell fine art. people have certain price expectations based on a name. plus i have my artist site, and would rather send people there.

---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

 

Frank J Casella

9 Years Ago

I use Pixels for promoting and branding my work, however, when I'm active with groups and threads and the like I use FAA as the links I share have that domain in them.

 

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