Pentax Photo Gallery (dot com)
Posted 07/08/2007 - 06:42
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Thanks for that, very useful and interesting.
Please only post once, not in multiple locations on the forum. Thanks.
Please only post once, not in multiple locations on the forum. Thanks.
Best regards, John
Posted 07/08/2007 - 11:51
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Please only post once, not in multiple locations on the forum. Thanks.
Yep sorry about that John, only did so as I'd realised I'd initially posted in a more specialised sub forum
Please only post once, not in multiple locations on the forum. Thanks.
Posted 17/08/2007 - 00:01
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I just discovered this too.
It's a great idea but totally buggered up in presentation.
What a mess. And what a shame.
I want to see photos without all the Flash animation and arty crap getting in the way of looking at them. It doesn't help me view the pictures. It's just an irritation.
When will the arty twats who commission this sort of rubbish and who still haven't yet got over the idea that animation is a really cool idea sod off and let the rest of us have clean sites.
With all the programming that's gone into that site, you'd have thought they could at least have pre-loaded the next picture.
>sigh<
It's a great idea but totally buggered up in presentation.
What a mess. And what a shame.
I want to see photos without all the Flash animation and arty crap getting in the way of looking at them. It doesn't help me view the pictures. It's just an irritation.
When will the arty twats who commission this sort of rubbish and who still haven't yet got over the idea that animation is a really cool idea sod off and let the rest of us have clean sites.
With all the programming that's gone into that site, you'd have thought they could at least have pre-loaded the next picture.
>sigh<
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GOLDEN, CO. (August 6, 2007) PENTAX Imaging Company has opened the doors of www.pentaxphotogallery.com to give PENTAX shooters around the world the opportunity to be represented in the gallery and share their most defining moments of photography. This virtual Photo Gallery is the first of its kind to offer space for passionate PENTAX photographers to exhibit their work, share and gain resources within an artistic community, create an online portfolio, and more.
“For decades, PENTAX collected the best images captured with our cameras and published the work annually in an historical, coffee table-type, book collection,” said Ned Bunnell, Vice President Marketing, PENTAX Imaging Company. “Now we are taking things in a new direction with the PENTAX Photo Gallery that offers 24/7/365 virtual access to the best photography captured by PENTAX photographers.”
Unlike most photo sharing websites, www.pentaxphotogallery.com is an original website that was designed exclusively for Pentaxians by PENTAX Imaging Company. PENTAX photographers may submit work for display and become part of an online photography community that reflects a collaborative archive of talent. Biographies of each photographer help reveal the personalities behind each lens.
With limitless virtual capacity, the PENTAX gallery already features more than 2,500 images submitted by more than 300 artists. Photographers range from 16 to 80 years of age and hail from more than 40 countries throughout Europe; Asia; the Middle East; North, South and Central Americas; Africa; and the Pacific Rim. The gallery offers site navigation in six languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, and Italian.
Featuring a search engine that locates images according to camera bodies and individual lenses (as well as photographer and subject category), the gallery educates budding photographers about the creative capabilities offered by the vast array of PENTAX digital SLR lenses.
PENTAX photographers interested in more information regarding submitting work to the gallery may email: [email protected]">[email protected]. An informative flash demonstration of this process is also available at: http://extranet.texturemedia.com/pentax/photogallery/demo2/demo.html