Canon 1Ds MII cameras, Hasselblad H3D-39, Hensel Porty, Hensel monolights, Quantum handheld strobes, Arri hotlights, Matthews c-stands, PhotoFlex and Chimera softboxes, Gitzo, Really Right Stuff tripod heads, Mac Intel G5s, Xserve, Xserve Raid, fibre channel, gigabit network. 2500 ft studio. Production trucks. On location all over the USA and around the world.
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Photographe de la semaine entreSeptember 10, 2007 and September 17, 2007.
The iofoto collection comes from a wonderful team (http://www.iofoto.com) of photographers and digital artists. We love exploring new visual territory!
Every image is meticulously color-corrected and retouched to the highest industry standards. With a never-ending investment in technology and 100% digital workflow, we deliver fresh and highly marketable images.
All models are fully released. We keep careful records to provide our clients with peace of mind when licensing an iofoto im...
Photographe de la semaine entreSeptember 10, 2007 and September 17, 2007.
The iofoto collection comes from a wonderful team (http://www.iofoto.com) of photographers and digital artists. We love exploring new visual territory!
Every image is meticulously color-corrected and retouched to the highest industry standards. With a never-ending investment in technology and 100% digital workflow, we deliver fresh and highly marketable images.
All models are fully released. We keep careful records to provide our clients with peace of mind when licensing an iofoto image.
DESIGNER SECRETS: STOCK LICENSING TIPS Tips and tricks for buying stock images.
Hello all!
While I appreciate any opportunity to make our (and others) images more verbally correct and searchable, lately we have been getting a lot of images flagged erroneously for keywords, in which there is nothing wrong with the keywords at all. Some are completely non-sensical flags, such as this one: Example: This image was flagged for the word `calendar` (The image is of a mature woman writing in her calendar) http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-images-mature-woman-with-calendar--image2848424 while others are clearly flagged because phrases (which DO make sense, when they are phrases) have become separated. I've tried to go into these and add phrase marks, but they remain separated. Not sure how to change that (?)
I know the system is important, because bad keywording can be a problem, but it almost seem as if people are going out of their way to just flag images, for whatever reason. I hope this can be reviewed - it is a real time-waster on our part to have to defend our images. Thanks!! Sara posted in Flagging policy update - flag comments
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Hello all!
While I appreciate any opportunity to make our (and others) images more verbally correct and searchable, lately we have been getting a lot of images flagged erroneously for keywords, in which there is nothing wrong with the keyword [