YouTube ONE Channel Art, Vol. I: Is It Worth Buying?

A new product from Martha Mayo and veteran professional photographers Ed and Sue Mercer has gone live earlier today, the 30^th of May 2013 at 3:00 AM EDT. Called YouTube ONE Channel Art, Vol. I, this product is a set of images for use as graphics in YouTube Channels.

The product contains 100 high resolution images, usually measuring 2560 x 1440, taken by two of the product creators, Ed and Sue. These images are divided into ten packs corresponding to the ten most popular niches in the video sharing website YouTube.

These images come with additional features, such as a header designed by Sue and video instructions that can teach you how to embellish your channel with these photos via a cross-platform freeware program – this is expected to conform to YouTube’s new redesign this coming June 5, 2013.

The pictures in YouTube ONE Channel Art, Vol. I are estimated to value at $19 per piece in stock photo websites, but are offered as a whole pack with added features for a price starting at $17. The best part is that there is no copyright attached to these images, so once you have made the purchase, it’s all yours.

Now we’re yet to receive our copy of this product so, understandably, our review won’t be up yet until after a while. We can just stick to providing our first impressions at the moment. The images, from what we have seen in the previews are professionally-taken, really crisp in terms of quality, and thematic. The photos can simply provide mood and life to your channel, if you have successfully integrated them into your channel.

Our full review will include more than just a critique for these images, but also the rest of the product. If you are interested with whatever would be our verdict on this product, don’t hesitate to bookmark this page and come back some time in the future.