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Advertising Standards Authority, the ad industry watchdog in the UK, has banned an advertisement by Lancome featuring
Julia Roberts for being misleading, stating that the flawless skin seen in the photo was too good to be true. Parliament
member Jo Swinson first brought the ads to the authority’s attention, and later told the BBC: <br>
<blockquote>This ruling demonstrates that the advertising regulator is acknowledging the dishonest and misleading nature of
excessive retouching. Pictures of flawless skin and super-slim bodies are all around, but they don’t reflect
reality.</blockquote>
For finding more please read <a href="http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/fashion/2011/07/27/2011-07-
27_touched_up_loreal_ads_of_julia_roberts_christy_turlington_banned_in_uk.html"> this</a>.
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The following video shows how precise Carl Zeiss lenses are?<br>
Please watch this<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5JTww9jdPI&feature=player_embedded"> video</a>, and
decide for yourself.
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Sony A77 (SR5) Specifications:<br>
Sony 16-50mm kit lens available <br>
1080p/30fps, 720p/60fps and 720p/30fps AVCHD video capture <br>
11 AF cross points <br>
AF fine-tuning capabilities and improved focusing system <br>
10 fps or faster <br>
3 million-dot OLED viewfinder <br>
Magnesium alloy frame <br>
CF, SD and Memory Stick compatibility <br>
Battery rated to 1000 frames captured <br>
Retail of $1,000 USD (body only)
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<b>. . . . ...... Right to Shoot in London !?</b><br>
On June 21, 2011, non-profit organization <u>Shoot Experience</u> sent out only 6 photographers to various parts of
London to see the current state of photographers’ rights.<br>
Few photographers used tripods, and others used hand held. All were instructed to keep to public land and photograph the
area as they would on a normal day. <br>
The main of that event was aimed to test the policing of public and private space by private security firms and their reaction
to photographers.<br>
You may read more <a
or watch it <a href="
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<blockquote>A77 and 16-50mm SAM f2.8 price leaked ....<br><br>
..... And is the leaked A77 images real? Does anyone know?</blockquote><br>
You may see it <a href="http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/sr5-last-week-leaks-of-the-a77-are-real-images/comment-page-1/#comment-32180"> here</a>. <br>
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Here you have an oppourtunity to look at the very first image of Sony Alpha A77 or SR5 <a
32180">here</a>.<br>
I hope the performance would be much better than the early versions.
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Not sure if you tried to scan film using an ordinary flatbed scanner, and I am sure you found it that it doesn't work very
good. The reason is because film needs to be illuminated from behind, while conventional scanners capture light that’s
reflected off what they’re scanning. <br>
Now, you are able to scan your film with a simple idea from Andrew Lewis which you can read more about it <a
href="http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2011/07/how-to_turn_slides_and_negativ.html">here</a>.<br>
Good luck<br>
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The World’s Largest photo will be on display in the <a href="http://sweeney.ucr.edu/exh_topic.lasso">UCR Sweeney Art
Gallery</a> in 16th July 2011 till 8th October 2011. <br>
This large image was taken in a jet-hangar created by 6 photographic artists collectively known as The Legacy Project,
aided by 400 volunteers, artists in July 2006. The group hand-applied 80 liters of gelatin silver halide emulsion to a seamless
9.62 X 33.83 meters canvas substrate custom-made in Germany. Development was done in a custom Olympic pool-sized
developing tray using ten high volume submersible pumps and 1,800 gallons of black and white chemistry. Then they used a
pinhole camera which was measuring 13.71 x 48.76 x 24.38 meters.<br>
For further information, please click <a href="http://www.legacyphotoproject.com/pdfs/great_picture_press.pdf">here</a>.
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Another way to register your images would be using <a href="http://www.copyright.gov/eco/index.html"> Electronic Copyright System</a> (eCO) which is online.
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With the growth of the www web, the audience for images getting larger, and sometimes it happens that our images were
taken by others without our permission! <br>
I read the following article in NPPA about ways to battle copyright infringement that could be handy for photographers.<br>
I would like to share with you all this informative <a
href="http://www.nppa.org/member_services/advocacy/dmca_takedown_procedure/">article</a>.<br>
Hope this article would be useful for you.<br>
- kombizz
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The following video show how Leica lens is created through meticulous manufacturing processes.<br>
I am sure after watching this promotional video, we recognize that why Leica create a better lens/camera with high price tag.
You may watch this video <a href="http://vimeo.com/26251829">here</a>.<br>
I am sure if one day I win the lottery, without any doubts, I go and buy a Leica camera.<br>
How about you?
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Have you ever wanted to know how powered raw materials are made into a lens?<br>
In the following video, you will see how Canon lenses made. <br>
Please click <a href="http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/tech/l_plant/main.html">here</a> to watch, and learn
more.<br>
Enjoy<br>
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@ Joseph <br>
First of all thank you for your music, and interesting lyric. Not sure the singer was you or your friend. Anyhow thank you .<br>
About theses crazy rays (Lazer & Gamma, and perhaps few more), I should say that I saw the videos in Youtube, as well as watching and listening to the explanation of <a href="
Hummel</a> at Cine Gear Expo 2011, made me believe to buy a DSLR would be a mistake.<br>I guess I am wrong as almost every photographers are using DSLR cameras these days.<br>
So for that reason, please forgive me for lack of knowledge.
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<b>5 photographers take Corbis to court!</b><br>
Please read <a href="http://lalettredelaphotographie.com/entries/3267/5-photographers-take-corbis-to-court?
utm_source=La+Lettre+de+la+Photographie+List&utm_campaign=f7fce7508c-
La_Lettre_de_la_Photographie_08_07_2011&utm_medium=email">this</a> to find out more!
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Also <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser">Laser beam</a> could damage the sensor of your digital camera.<br>
Please watch <a href="
video</a> to find out more.<br> -
Did you know that <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_ray">Gamma Rays</a> can damage your own digital
camera in an airplane? <br>
Please watch <a href="
video</a> to add to your knowledge !
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In 2013, the European Space Agency will launch the Gaia spacecraft. Its billion-pixel imaging sensor will be among the
largest digital cameras ever to exist, and over the course of its mission, it's estimated that Gaia will detect 15,000 new alien
planets.<br>
Gaia's gigantic sensor is comprised of 106 separate CCD sensors, mosaiced together to form a monster camera over three
feet wide. The resulting imaging system is so powerful that it will be able to precisely measure the width of a hair from over
600 miles away, and from here on Earth, it could spot a dime on the moon.<br>
For more reading please click <a href="http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/billion-pixel-camera-set-snap-milky-
way-shots?elq=true#comment-286887"> here </a>.
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<a href="http://vimeo.com/22879685">Aurora Islandica - a Northern Lights Timelapse</a>
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<b>Correction</b> - Due to Tsunami-Fukushima disaster, the arrival Sony A77 and A65 have been delayed to late August
2011. The shipment start early October 2011.<br> (or 30/08/2011) ((Numerology: 3 + 0 + 0 + 8 + 2 + 0 + 1 + ! = 3 + 8 + 2
+ 1 + 1 = 15 --> 1 + 5 = 6) <br>
Sony A77 will be Sony’s new top APS-C model and replace the now very old Sony A700 .<br>
The A77 uses a new double Bionz processor and a newly developed 3 million dot OLED EVF. It takes more than 10 frames
per seconds and has 11 cross AF points. Of course it can record videos at FullHD. It has a new USB 3.0 connection (with
transmission speeds of up to 5 Gbit/s). Both cameras will have built-in GPS.<br>
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OmegaCAM, is the only monster camera uses 32 CCD sensors and a 268-megapixel resolution, weighing 770kg is the
latest digital technology that European Southern Observatory is using for it's new VLT Survey Telescope, a wide-field survey
telescope with a field of view twice as broad as the full moon. Each image has roughly 30 terabytes.<br>
It was developed by scientists from Germany, Italy and The Netherlands. It has been designed at the Astronomical
Observatory of INAF at Capodimonte, Naples. All components apart from the main optics, which were supplied by the
Russian firm LZOS, have been built by Italian industries. <br>
The first OmegaCAM image released by the ESO shows the star-forming region Messier 17, known as the <a
Omega Nebula</a>, or the Swan Nebula. The VST field of view is "so large that the entire nebula, including its fainter outer
parts, is captured — and retains its superb sharpness across the entire image," the ESO says. <br>
For viewing more images of OmegaCAM, please click <a
href="http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/category/surveytelescopes/"> here</a>.<br>
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Perhaps if they were smart, then could sell their image product to Peugeot Company.
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This nice video shows that how much efforts were used to make an advert for Peugeot 207SW.<br>
You may view it <a href="http://vimeo.com/24506413">here</a>.<br>
That is why we need to prepare before clicking!
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I think the best strap so far I have seen would be the Rapid R-Strap which comes in two versions.<br>
Here Ron Henry show us how this strap help the photographer to shoot fast. <br>
Please watch his short video <a href="
here</a>.<br>
By the way does anybody know what is that electric box on the far right corner of the image? Is it an external HD? - Thanks
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<a href="http://vimeo.com/24492485">Manhattan in motion</a>
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I would like to share this elegant video work of Tiago Ribeiro, and photography of Sérgio Santos to those who would like to
feel and . . . . .<br>
<a href="http://www.behance.net/gallery/BLESS-Video/1729821"><i>BLESS</i></a>