October 31, 2005

BetterPhoto.com™ Announces Autumn Short Course Schedule; Four-Week Online Photography Courses Help Students Get Focused (PR Web)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

BetterPhoto.com, the worldwide leader in online photography education, today announced final enrollment for their November short course offerings which begin on November 2. These affordable four-week photography classes, a complement to BetterPhoto’;s eight-week offering, are designed to be accessed online and include helpful lessons, motivating photo assignments, insightful photo critiques and

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DISPLACED (San Jose Mercury News)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

BYE BYE FILM: Steve Evans, 54, earned $80,000 a year fixing film processing equipment. Then came digital photography. SO LONG CD: Dan Frederick, 46, made $60,000 a year running CD production machines. Then came CD burners, MP3s and Napster.

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Home entertainment show gets bigger (ARNnet)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

The second annual National Home Entertainment Show will be twice as big as last year when it opens its doors this weekend. On display will be a huge range of digital photography, home theatre, gaming, mobile phones and portable entertainment.

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BetterPhoto.com™ Announces Autumn Short Course Schedule; Four-Week Online Photography Courses Help Students Get Focused (PR Web via Yahoo! News)

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REDMOND, Washington (PRWEB) October 31, 2005 — BetterPhoto.

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iStockphoto Makes It Easy for Designers to Match Copy to Images with New CopySpace Feature (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

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iStockphoto, the world’s fastest-growing and most visited online stock photography marketplace of its kind, today ann

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These days, everyone has a camera-phone (MobileMag)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

How are sales of cellphones with digital cameras going these days? Pretty darned well, according to Future Image, a California-based research firm. More than half a billion camera phones will be purchased this year according to their newly released report.

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COMPETITION: Win Viko $50 digital photo vouchers (NZCity)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

Quick, easy and affordable… The Viko V-Box is a great new low-cost digital printing solution. Since the introduction of digital camera technology in 1998, digital camera sales have skyrocketed on the consumer photo market and now make up an estimated 90 percent of all cameras sold.

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Canon shows off hydrogen fuel-cell powered camera (MobileMag)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

Frustrated by the life of the battery on your digital camera? Canon is working on a solution that could change the way we power our mobile devices. At a technology expo in Japan this past week, Canon unveiled a digital camera running on a fuel cell powered by hydrogen.

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Fuji Photo 2nd-Qtr Profit Falls on Digital Cameras (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

Oct. 31 (Bloomberg) — Fuji Photo Film Co., the world’s biggest maker of film used in flat-panel displays, said fiscal second-quarter profit fell 45 percent on slowing demand for digital cameras.

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Attention shutterbugs: Send us your pics (News-Record)

Digital Camera Fan wrote this mid-morning:

Take a picture or video with your camera phone or digital camera and e-mail it (one at a time) to triadphotos.nr@tamw.com . Your subject line becomes the title of the photo and the body of your message becomes the caption. Files must be JPEGs and less than 700K in size.

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