Showing posts with label Others. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Others. Show all posts

Thursday, August 5, 2010

In retrospect : Commemorating Vietnam War Through Photos


It has been 35 years. I have not been born yet during those times but we all know about it. We have seen photos of it in many books and read about it. Until today the pictures have given me a different kind of feeling, those are the pictures that really communicate and get stuck in your head. Why don't you see for yourself.....

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Thursday, July 15, 2010

A professional photographer's ritual for more than 30 years


Diego Goldberg, an Argentinian photographer, together with his family goes through a ritual every June 17 for the past 30 years.

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Saturday, July 10, 2010

Canon still has bigger balls than Nikon


Nikon may have had a good week but Canon won't let Nikon overtake them in the Global scene.

Just today July 9, 2010 it was reported in Reuters that Canon's profit is likely to jump

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Friday, July 9, 2010

Expensive cameras may cause choking

From Nil Johnz Facebook account

 Watch this FUNNY video of a wedding photographer. Will the photographer or the camera be saved first? Click read more below to see video

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Monday, July 5, 2010

Ebay's worst buy!

Last night I was browsing through ebay for whatever there is I can buy for my camera and I found this thing which says "SLR Camera Underwater & Waterproof / Rainproof Case". Sounds nice, and price is practical so I clicked it then this is what I saw....



Well, if you decide to buy this camera you better say bye by to you zoom lens and manual focusing. Oh! I almost forgot, say goodbye to sharp photos


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Sunday, July 4, 2010

Do photos go to heaven?

Are photos really gone when you delete them? So I searched and in the process I found this interesting answer from Yahoo Answer!

Click to enlarge


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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Protect your on-line images





Press Release

ImageRights International offers free service to help professional photographers identify digital image theft

Powerful visual search technology detects photo copyright violations, stock photo piracy

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June 29, 2010 ImageRights International, Inc., a company that helps professional photographers and illustrators discover the illegal use of their intellectual property on the Web, is offering a free version of its online image recognition and recovery service to further expand efforts against image piracy.

With this new offering, the company’s advanced visual search and crawler technology will continuously scan websites and blogs to protect up to 10,000 images for professional photographers and illustrators. The crawler indexes millions of new images every month and uses powerful image recognition technology to compare customers’ photos and illustrations against images found on the Web. It then detects where the customers’ images have been used, even if the stolen photos have been altered, cropped, rotated or color adjusted. The customer receives a full report, including a picture of the original image, its use online, and the URL and ownership information for the website where it was found.

“As an advocate for photographers and illustrators, our goal is to help artistic professionals monitor how their work is being used on the Internet, and to partner with them to recoup lost profits when it’s being used illegally,” said Maria Kessler, senior vice president of business development at ImageRights and former president of the Picture Archive Council of America (PACA). “Image piracy is rampant online and by making these services more accessible, we’re enabling creatives to have more control over how their images are used, while sending a clear message that we are patrolling for unauthorized uses.”

Customers who take advantage of ImageRights’ free service may also participate in the company’s new, optional Recovery Program, which will launch next month to help photographers and illustrators obtain compensation for the unauthorized use of their images.

ImageRights will continue to offer its Basic, Standard and Pro packages for a monthly fee of $9.95, $19.95 and $39.95, respectively. Customers who select a paid program and opt into the Recovery Program will share 35 percent of their recovered fees with ImageRights; those who select the free service will share 50 percent of their compensation. Users are welcome to opt out of the ImageRights’ Recovery Program to pursue compensation on their own or with the help of their own attorney.

For information about ImageRights or to create your free account and start uploading your images now, go to www.imagerights.com

About ImageRights International

ImageRights International protects professional photographers and illustrators’ intellectual property online by identifying illegal use of images and providing a support system to receive proper compensation. With its industrial strength crawler technology continuously scanning business sites, blogs, news/media sites and more, ImageRights works as an agent to support proper compensation for image use. Founded in 2008, ImageRights International is a global company headquartered in Cambridge, Mass. It is a proud member of the APA (www.apanational.com), CEPIC (www.cepic.org), and PACA (www.paca.org).




via digital photography school
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Saturday, June 26, 2010

Do you mind camera shake?

This is my week's favorite. I don't mind camera shake for as long as it appears to be artistic. How about you?



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Sunday, June 20, 2010

Classic photos in LEGO


See this gallery full of classic and famous photos from Bresson, Mc Curry and other famous photographers but done with a twist. Click (or copy and paste on browser) this link for more photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/balakov/sets/72157602602191858/

This is a gallery worth your time! I never really thought that posing LEGO men can be so creative.
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Want a professional looking online gallery for free?


You can now have a nice looking gallery to show your clients and friends. Check out wix.com. They have nice templates and designs that will match your photos. Downside is, its not as easy as flickr but its worth the effort and of course, its for free. Will post mine once I am done building my site.
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