S u r v e y             Note: This survey is sent to subscribers of PhotoRESEARCHERS Newsletter by PhotoSource International, Rohn Engh, Director.             Only the results of this survey will be made public. No names or email addresses will be made public unless otherwise authorized by the respondent. If you have comments you'd like to make about the topic of Royalty Free photos, please email me at daisy@photosource.com                                     - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Thanks for responding to our survey. We are sending it to 3,422 photo researchers\photobuyers. We’ll publish the results in the March issue of PhotoRESEARCHER Newsletter; so don’t put off answering our survey! Thanks again. Rohn Rohn Engh, Director, Photosource International LeLa LaBree, editor, PhotoDAILY, PhotoLetter. Bruce Swenson, Operations Manager  1 800 624 0266. Note:  Here’s a generalized explanation of the difference between Royalty Free photos and Managed Rights photos. Royalty Free is a term used for non-specific, generic photos that are usually purchased from organizations such as Getty, iStock, Corbis, Jupiter, and many lesser known, but high-quality on-line galleries.  RF is best distinguished from RM (Rights Managed) photos by price and content.  RF photos are generic and inexpensive (often $5, but sometimes $500 when used for advertising and promotional purposes). Multiple RF photos can also be purchased by subscription. Rights Managed photos are highly-targeted and most always are specific in content and always match the theme of a magazine, promotion campaign, or book publisher. They range in fee from $75 to $500 depending on placement in the layout and the press run of the entity. Not often, but in some cases these fees can be multiplied by a factor on ten.