Hi there. In this video we're going to look at using Adobe Stock
with images already made that you get to download and use,
do they charge for them? Yes, they do.
What are the prices?
About tenuous, about $30 depending on the image and the license you need.
Let's see how they work with InDesign.
Okay, the easiest way to load up Adobe Stock is in the top right-hand corner.
It's right here. There's a little search bar for our Adobe Stock.
It's going to open up a website.
If yours doesn't say Adobe Stock,
see this little drop-down here,
might be sent to Adobe Help.
Move it to stock, okay?
I want some plants in pots, okay?
Hit Return. It's going to open up a web browser. Here it goes.
What you might find is that you might have to
login again and you end up at that stage where you're like,
''What the hang is my Adobe password, okay?''
Once you get through all of that drama,
you'll be logged in, okay?
It's done a search for me, okay?
If you don't want to use that little option on the right,
you can just go directly to stock dot adobe.com.
Just type that in and you'll end up here too.
You'll still have to login.
Now what happens is these are commercial images.
It means that you've got to pay for them.
You can pay for them separately or you can do a monthly subscription.
That's what I do, okay?
I use a slightly different account to do it.
But you could do is you can start your 30 day trial,
get 10 free images,
just make sure you cancel before the end of those 30 days, okay?
Yeah, these are just commercial use images
so you'll find the quality is quite good and these.
I'm going to decide on this one.
Now what you do is you've got a couple of options. I'll click on it once.
It opens up a few things, okay?
Now, here I can decide to buy and license and it will open it in InDesign, okay?
But that's going to cost me money, okay?
What I want to do is actually just get the preview and put it in there.
Make sure you click on the ''Preview'' option. Click on this one.
If you end up with an error like mine,
that's why I have to use another account because I started in the UK,
I moved to New Zealand and now I moved to Ireland and
my account is all screwed up with different time zones and stuff.
If you have the same problem,
click this little option drop down here and say actually just save it to my computer.
Then you get to tell it where to go.
I'm going to put it in your exercise files.
Let's say that you can't get this to work,okay?
I'm going to put it into a full long document for and it's called this one,
okay? Ends in 25.
Click ''Save'' and it'll be waiting in there for you.
The cool thing about it is that in InDesign,
if your account does work unlike mine,
it'll end up probably in the CC library.
If it doesn't, okay?
The green at Holman, it's probably in one cold.
You probably only got a couple of, its probably in My Library,
okay? You just drag it out.
What I'm going to do though is just bring it in manually File Place.
I've got this guy that ends in 25.
What I'm going to do is drag it out to roughly the right size to
exactly what we did in the last exercise where we pasted it inside of here.
Now you'll notice there's a big watermark in the middle, okay?
That'll only disappear once you pay for it, okay?
I'm going to go to Cut,
select this guy, edit, paste into, okay?
I going to move it around. It looks okay.
Now what you can do is so use what amount ones,
especially if you're not too sure of what the client will want it,
there's on point paying for it until you're ready to go.
You might mark up this whole document with watermark versions and when
the client says yes,'' It's really good,'' you'll
have to let them know that there's a cost involved.
Now the image is a worth between about 10 US
and 40 US depending on things like sizes and what license you need.
Just figure that aspect out before you send to the client.
Here's the design, but there's
an additional $50 worth of images that are part of this design.
Say you've got the go ahead and you want to remove the watermarks,
you can just download the high-res and then switch amount using the relinking.
But there's an option here that will be,
if you got to use the way that come down from the library,
often you can just right-click it in here and say
license and it will do it directly for you and update the image,
download the high-res bill your account and do all that stuff without you even asking.
It's pretty sweet. That is CC libraries, it's paid stuff.
The budgets aren't high but I know that lots
of people will end up working with have zero budget, okay?
We'll do that in the next video where we look at free stuff. Let's go and do that now.