The bottom line is that the big tubes have tons of content for every niche imaginable, which makes it extremely difficult for any small guy to compete. Got to xvideos.com and search for something. It's already there.
If you're doing this as more of a hobby or something on the side, go for it. If you're expecting a legitimate income from porn, realize it's not 2002 where any idiot could but up some galleries from one of the bigger companies, become an affiliate, and watch the money come in. Browse the gfy forums for awhile and you will hear similar stories to what I'm saying here.
Manwin/Mindgeek controlling everything since their big tubes took off and the effects of Google favoring their tubes have killed the possibility of the little guy hitting it big from porn.
2013 saw more consolidation in the industry, the most notable of which was the merging of RedTube and Manwin—two of the biggest online operators in the industry. The combined company now controls the majority of the porn 'tube' sites, (think Youtube for porn), which stream live content and XXX clips.
Blaming the tube sites
Many in the industry blame the tube sites for the industry's woes, noting they are often filled with pirated content, which is offered to consumers for free. Tube sites pick up ad revenue from page views, but the producers of the films earn nothing.
Manwin also saw a leadership change—as founder Fabian Thylmann, once considered the most powerful man in porn, sold his shares in the company roughly 10 months after his December 2012 arrest in Belgium on charges of tax evasion. "Both myself and Manwin are at a stage where I can no longer add significant value to the best of my ability," he said in a letter to employees.
Manwin soon changed the company name to Mind Geek.
Insiders say they expect more buyouts to happen this year—and more companies to go under.
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/porn-industry-feeling-upbeat-about-2014-n9076