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How digital downloads are changing the way that sports photographers do business



Instant access

When photographers sell digital downloads of their images, customers can access and download the files instantly after purchase. This means that customers no longer have to wait several days or weeks to receive their order.

It also means that customers can share their photos online with friends and family immediately.

Lower cost

By selling digital downloads, sports photographers can offer their images at a lower cost. Without the need for printing, packaging, and shipping, photographers save on expenses, and this savings can be passed on to the customer.

This makes purchasing sports photos more affordable for everyone.

Greater flexibility

Selling digital downloads also offers greater flexibility for both the photographer and the customer. Customers can choose which images they want to purchase, and photographers don't have to worry about creating and storing physical prints.

Instead, they can upload the images to a website or online marketplace and offer them for sale without any additional work.

Increased sales

Digital download selling has opened up new markets for sports photographers. They can reach customers all over the world, and customers can easily purchase photos from their phones or computers. This wider audience means more opportunities for sales.

Image protection

Finally, photographers can control their images more effectively with digital download selling. They can add watermarks to their images or sell them with a limited license, ensuring that they are not used without permission.


In conclusion, digital download selling is changing the way sports photographers do business.

By offering instant access, lower costs, greater flexibility, increased sales, and image protection, photographers can reach new customers and offer more affordable and convenient options for purchasing sports photos.

The shift towards digital downloads is a win-win for photographers and customers alike.


Andy Hammond

19 March 2023

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