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Corbis is a creative resource for advertising, marketing and media professionals, providing a comprehensive selection of photography, illustration, footage, typefaces and rights clearance services. Through its branded web sites Corbis, Corbis Motion, Veer and GreenLight, the company helps the creative community make distinctive advertising and publishing for the Internet, magazines, newspapers, books, television and films. Corbis is based in Seattle, with offices in North America, Europe, Asia and Australia that serve more than 50 countries.

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Living for media will offer images covering every aspect of contemporary domestic life.
In the interiors section, there will be photographs of unique dream houses, designer villas and city apartments illustrating examples of contemporary lifestyle trends and offering interior design inspiration.
Other subject areas include diy and renovation as well as creative ideas for craftwork and home decoration.

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Stockfood Launched New Agency

Young photographers alliance ypa a 501(c) 3 educational foundation dedicated to developing the talent of young photographers has awarded six scholarship awards to talented young photographers from across the us. this year scholarships have been generously funded by ASMP american society of media photograhers apa advertising photographers of america. alamy stock photo agency jerry tavin ypa founder an photolibrary stock photo and footage angency.
awards will be presented at the ypa annual awards ceremony and benefit auction in new york city on october 12th 7-10pm by some of country finest photographers including etic meola and doug menuez. the benefit auction will include highly collectable signed prints generously donated by well known phorographers. also on show will be the work of this years mentees, who are currently creating photo essays on the theme of answering adversity.

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Young Photographer Alliance Annual Scholarship

Entries will be judged by some of the design worlds leading luminaries including rob carney editor of computer arts billy tennant creative director at veer shane walter co founder creative director at onedotzero the renowned moving image and digital arts organisation lars harmsen editor in chief at slanted magazine the awared winning typography publication and justin maller creative director and co founder or dethcore the leading international art collective.

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Veer Launches Creative Catalyst Competition

This article is very interesting and useful for online stock marketers and everybody who loves the entertainment of the media field as well as going to creative resource media creators. The article pointing everything about the stock market benefits and the available stock of the collection in the entertainment field lovers. This is a very helpful article forever.

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Pond5 Reaches 800.000 Video Milestone

The Flickr is used for Photo sharing services, the Flickr has announced Photo Session, A new way to share photos and also launched a the first Flickr app for Android for the mobiles.And we can see more information in the video. Photo Session lets you flip through photos with friends from anywhere in the world we can share the photo easily in mobile itself.

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Flickr Introduces New Way to Share Photos

In a world where terror lurks in the least likeliest of the places, it is no surprise that people get terrified at the slightest of the provocation. Nightmares scare factory in Niagara Falls is one such place which scares the hell out of the visitor’s coming there. And worse, they capture their extremely terrified faces in a camera and publish in on flickr.com!! In a day, more or less anyone can fall prey to their evil tricks and tantrums. So beware, you never know when you would be taken in by one of them and your comical face photographed!

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Hilarious Portraits of Terrified People

Show them the best off-camera flash image for a chance to win cash and a spot in the pages of Popular Photography. They humbly suggest you bust out your camera flash (or flashes) and create a submission for their October Photo Challenge. They are looking for a fantastic photo shot with off-camera flash. Whether you trigger it wirelessly or you go old school with a sync cord, you can put it anywhere except your hot shoe (unless you’re using the hot-shoe flash as a trigger).
The winner will get $100 and a spot in the pages of Popular Photography magazine. But, also be sure to send your entry around to your friends because the images with the most votes will be featured on PopPhoto.com as Photo of the Day. So, get out there and start shooting. It could be portraits with a single light or a massive interior with a whole gang of flashes. Just make it creative. Send them your best photo shot with off-camera flash by October 31, and you could earn $100 and your photo published in Popular Photography Magazine. The image that gets the most votes before the close of the contest will be featured as Photo of the Day on PopPhoto.com.

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Enter Our October Photo Challenge: Off-Camera Flash

Yoshiyuki Inoue, Panasonic’s Senior Engineering Planner talked to Tec Radar about the wildly popular LX line of high-end compacts, and tested that we might soon be seeing a much larger sensor in the cameras. He talked to them about how the LX5 hasn’t been as received as well as its predecessor, the LX3, and that rather than immediately release a new camera, they decided to tweak it with firmware before going for a hardware upgrade.
Where it gets really interesting is that they mentioned that a future version of the camera might get a major sensor bump: One aspect that is being given serious consideration for the camera that replaces the LX5 is increasing the size of the sensor, Panasonic’s Mr Uematsu even joked that it could have a 1in sensor like the new Nikon V1.
A one-inch sensor would be a major increase in surface area from its current 1/1.63″ version, and could potentially boost it beyond any other compact. The Canon S100 and G12 have a 1/1.7″ sensor, and the Olympus XZ-1 is another 1/1.63″. By bumping up to a full inch, that’d put it beyond everything short of the Fujifilm X100, which has a custom APS-C sensor. This would help battle the noise problems that many have complained about with the LX5, and if Panasonic can keep the price down in the sub-$400 range like you can currently grab one for, they might be on to something big. If this does happen, expect an announcement to occur at Photo kina 2012, which is said to be an important one for Panasonic.

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Panasonic LX6 To Get One-Inch Sensor?

There’s a definite need for that right now, as everyone in some way or another is a photographer.What does that mean for the professional? Even professionals are being impacted by cell phone technology.
If you haven’t been to iPhoneography, take a quick tour. There you’ll find every app imaginable, how to use it and the results you can get from it. You’ll also find camera, oops, I mean cell phone reviews, resources and tools you can use right along with your cell phone camera.
Have you heard the latest app to be released this week? Its called Color, developed by 8 times serial entrepreneur Bill Nguyen, who has sold previous companies for as much as $850 million.
Color is an app that allows you to simultaneously use multiple iPhones and Androids to capture photos, videos, and conversations into a group album. There’s no attaching uploading or friending to do so. You just share together in a new, moving social network.

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What Do Photographers Really Want From a Cell Phone Camera?

The Lytro Camera and this shoot-now-focus-later technology could be the next revolution in the photography industry. Or it might not be. I think the facial recognition and smile detection software innovations are amazing technologies that are out there in current digital cameras. Those technologies seemed to have the potential to be a big deal when they came out, but I’m not sure they made such a huge splash after all, though. Only time will tell with the Lytro technology.
When Lytro was announced earlier this year it promised the ability to take photos in a way completely unlike any other camera, allowing you change the focus — and possibly even the angle of the shot — after it was already taken. The concept spartked some heated discussions among photo communities. Since then, we’ve seen fashion shoots and shuttle missions captured with the camera, but solid details are still sadly lacking. Word is that the camera is meant to launch later this year, but that doesn’t leave much time to get this thing onto shelves.
According to AllThingsD, Lytro is gearing up for launch, including getting the manufacturing started to get the first units into peoples hands.

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Lytro Cameras Entering Production