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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
Offline isn't dead. It's a lot smaller but still there. They weren't interested in selling to online porn for the money online was offering. Offering 10% of the money online was paying was of no interest. Who in online porn will pay $3,000 for a year's licence for an image set? If they had offered more than offline was worth they would have sold. They're businessmen who sell to the highest payer. The online market was way to fragmented for any site to afford that.
Offline had far better producers than online had because they paid more. Or are you saying online producers were better and took less money for their work?
The glory days were the time when online and offline were both strong. So around 2000 to 2004.
You are now talking from a point of ignorance. It'snot funny.
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yes, Paul, you are right with absolutely everything you say. $3000 is the magic number and we all bow to your genius.
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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
It indicates the size of your production. We employed 4 shooters.
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yeah, I remember hiring one or two of them after you shut down your business cause you didn't want to invest in an HD camera. Because in SD everything looks better.
PS: why did you need 4 shooters when you only shot one of your magic $3000 sets a day? Seems excessive.
PPS: You have no idea about the size of "my" production - not even I do - cause remember: I quit 2 years ago.
