Friday, November 7, 2008
Windows 7 put to the test
Custom PC editor Alex Watson loads and tests a trial version of Microsoft's next Operating System Windows 7.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Image of the Day: Ojai Tower
Image by Henrik Lehnerer
Title: Ojai Tower
You may buy this image under license at Cutcaster.
The Ojai post office tower with a nice blue sky and clouds.
Keywords:
architecture, attraction, blue, building, church, cloud, clouds, culture, design, dome, exterior, famous, historical, landmark, old, religion, religious, sky, structure, symbol, tower, traditional, window, Ojai, California
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Software: Image Composite Editor
Microsoft Image Composite Editor is a free advanced panoramic image stitcher. The application create a high-resolution panorama from multiple overlapping photographs and incorporates all the source images at full resolution. You can save the stiched panorama in a wide variety of formats, from the common formats like JPEG and TIFF to multi-resoution tiled formts like HD View and Silverlight Deep Zoom.Program Features:
- State-of-the-art stitching algorithms automaticaly place source images and determine panorama type
- Advanced orientation adjustment view allows planar, cylindrical, and spherical projections
- Support for different types of camera motion
- Excellent exposure blending using Microsoft Research fast Poisson algorithm
- Automatic cropping to maximum image area
- No image size limitation - stitch gigapixel panoramas
- Native support for 64-bit operating systems such as 64-bit Vista
- Output in a wide variety of image formats: HD View, Silverlight Deep Zoom, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, and more
CANON'S NEW XH A1S and XH G1S CAMCORDERS PROVIDE GREATER CONTROL AND OPERATION FOR VIDEOGRAPHERS
Enhanced Image Quality, Improved Operability Serve the Needs of Event Video and Documentary FilmmakingLAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., November 5, 2008 – Building on the success of the XH A1 and XH G1 High Definition (HD) camcorders, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging, has introduced the newly refined and upgraded hand-held XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders. Both products incorporate enhanced features for improved operation, including greater image control and improved audio capabilities. Whether it is for corporate video production, wedding and events, or filmmaking, the new Canon XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders help professional videographers realize their creative vision.
The Canon XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders incorporate an expanded array of controls for customizing the image, display and operation to match individual needs. Utilizing the industry's most affordable digital video recording media – HDV tapes – both models are ideal for long-format applications such as wedding and event videography, digital filmmaking, documentary production, government and media education.
"HDV tape format continues to be the most cost-effective medium for high-quality high definition video capture and storage," noted Yuichi Ishizuka, senior vice president and general manager, Consumer Imaging Group, Canon U.S.A. "With the new XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders, professional user-requested refinements have been incorporated to provide even easier on-camera usability and operation."
Improved Lens Operability
The Canon XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders' Genuine Canon 20x HD Video Lens offers manual zoom and focus, which can operate simultaneously in either manual or Autofocus mode. The three independent manual adjustment rings, (focus, zoom and iris) have been redesigned for easy access and comfortable operation. Other lens innovations include: three sensitivity settings for the manual focus ring; normal, fast, and slow zoom speeds; smooth movement when starting or stopping zooms; and selectable rotational angles between the tele and wide ends of the lens zoom. Additionally, the lens features Canon's SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) system, which corrects camera shake instantly on hand-held shots at full telephoto, shots taken from a moving vehicle, or other challenging situations.
To improve lens operability, the new Canon XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders are equipped with a function to customize the "operational feeling" of the camcorder. Acceleration and deceleration have been added to the zoom when starting and stopping in the zoom key mode to achieve a more natural zoom sensation during filming.
User-Definable Operation
The new camcorders provide users with an unprecedented range of image/color settings, camera-control functions, and viewfinder display choices. Video can be captured and output in multiple frame rates to meet the demands of diverse production assignments. These frame rates include: 60i for mainstream production; 30F for perfect frame grabs or Web delivery; and 24F for emulating the look of motion-picture film. Canon's Factory Service Center can also provide an optional upgrade to add 50i and 25F frame rates. The camcorders can be switched in all frame rates between 1080-line 16:9 aspect ratio HD video and 480-line 4:3 aspect ratio SD video (or 576 lines in 50i or 25F mode).
Both models provide Total Image Control for customizing image and color settings, with a total of 23 custom presets available for image quality adjustment, with the range of image color presets extended from +/-9 to +/-50 steps for fine-tuning the picture (an important feature for achieving the visual subtleties favored by cinematographers). Custom image preset files can be stored to an onboard SD/SDHC Memory Card and shared with other Canon professional models including the XL H1S, XL H1A, XH G1, and XH A1 camcorders for seamless multi-camera production work.
Custom camera functions and operation settings total 21 items and 33 sub-items for achieving creative "looks" for footage. Among these functions are: "shockless" white balance for smooth, color-accurate dissolves between two pre-set white balance values (adjustable from 2000K to 15000K); the ability to increase gain in 0.5dB increments from 0dB up to +18dB, and 3dB and +36dB settings. A selective noise-reduction function is available for reducing the noise in targeted color areas, which is important for blue/green chroma-key applications in special effects work.
Using the custom display settings feature, a camera operator can tailor the display to match their shooting style. These include 22 items and 40 sub-items for selection of status information that can be shown in the camcorders' 2.8" widescreen LCD or color EVF.
Improved Audio Specifications
User-requested refinements in the Canon XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders' audio capabilities include: two-channel audio performance; two built-in XLR terminals with separate audio-input sensitivity settings; the ability to simultaneously record sound from the supplied internal microphone and an external microphone; line output level switching; an audio (manual) limiter and a new metal headphone jack for reliable connectivity. The result is better overall flexibility and control of the camera by enabling the use of one cameraman to do the job of many.
Optional Hard Disk Drive Recording
Canon offers professionals in the field the option of recording video to HDV tape and directly to an external Hard Disk Drive by using the FS-CV DTE Recorder.
XH G1S HD Camcorder Exclusives
The Canon XH G1S HD camcorder includes industry standard terminals, which are a trio of connections that provide professionals with outstanding quality and versatility: HD-SDI/SD-SDI Output, SMPTE Timecode Input/Output, and Genlock Input. The HD-SDI connection outputs an uncompressed 1.485 Gbps digital signal with embedded audio and LTC Timecode (SMPTE 299M), reducing the number of cables and improving the camera operator's mobility, enabling easy seamless integration into broadcast studios. To complement the XH A1S HD camcorder's 24F frame rate mode, the model adds flags when outputting video through HD-SDI (which normally outputs 60i). These flags allow compatible hardware or software to locate the frames needed for removal during professional editing, resulting in native 24F video.
Users can easily facilitate multi-camera shoots with the Canon XH G1S model due to the camcorder's Genlock synchronization input. This feature permits trouble-free switching of the camcorders in a multi-camera situation. With its SMPTE time code input/output terminal, each camera on a shoot can have matched time code.
The Canon Difference
Since it is critical to achieve very sharp focus when shooting in high definition, the XH A1S and XH G1S models feature Canon's revolutionary Instant AF focusing system, which uses an external sensor, in combination with Canon's autofocus system, to significantly decrease the time it takes to find focus, even in low-light conditions, reducing focus "hunting."
Both camcorders also feature Canon's DIGIC DV II proprietary digital signal processor, which Canon designed specifically for HD acquisition. Found also in Canon's flagship "XL" camcorder line, the DIGIC DV II processor provides highly accurate color and tonal reproduction needed for high HD image quality. A new noise reduction system, combined with a new gamma system, helps to reduce noise in monotone and shadow areas. The fast processing speed of the DIGIC DV II chip allows video and photos to be shot simultaneously. Furthermore, the processor's low power consumption contributes to longer battery life.
The new Canon XH A1S and XH G1S HD camcorders are scheduled to be available in late December for an estimated retail price of $3,999 and $6,999, respectively.
Source: Canon U.S.A.
Maxim Color Technologies (MCT) Tapped By BBDO For Creative Computer-Generated Imagery
Photorealistic 3D Technology Utilized For 2008 Global Advertising Campaign, "Behind FedEx"NEW YORK, NY, November 04, 2008 -- Maxim Color Technologies (MCT), an NYC-based leader in pre-media, was tapped by worldwide advertising agency network BBDO to create CGI images for a FedEx global advertising campaign. FedEx is the world's largest express-transportation company.
The concept of the 2008 FedEx worldwide ad campaign, "Behind FedEx," focuses on success -- how FedEx is working hard for your business to succeed. The ad features a life-size word "Success," with complex images of business actions occurring behind it. MCT's creative force was given the challenge of creating lifelike images of FedEx employees performing the different business actions.
"One hundred percent of the creative elements were executed in CGI rendering without a single photograph being taken," says Rob Bender, Executive Vice President of MCT. "Our images successfully reinforced the concept that FedEx is working hard behind the scenes for their clients' success."
The campaign will be released in several languages for maximum global impact.
MCT has provided cutting-edge CGI images for various industry leaders, including Bank of America, Major League Baseball, and Castrol Tection Extra. MCT offers intuitive, adaptive technology that empowers print media to create the lighting precision, artistry and special effects that photography cannot always capture.
The company is seeing an increased demand for CGI in print media campaigns by the world's most influential agencies. "In this economy, agencies are looking to cut costs without sacrificing quality or creativity," says Bender. "CGI is exciting because it allows a higher level of creativity, sometimes at a significant cost savings."
About Maxim Color Technologies
MCT is a leading pre-media and digital photography company with many years of experience serving the commercial print market. Services include 3D photorealistic computer-generated imagery (CGI), retouching, color correction, image manipulation, digital asset management, color-managed digital photography, file creation and large-format outdoor printing. The company's state-of-the-art digital photography studio features proprietary color management software developed by Kodak. MCT is the only Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) pre-media company in NYC. The company also operates offices in Florida and Hong Kong. For more information, visit www.mctny.com.
Press Release Keywords:
bbdo, cgi, rob bender, fedex, pre-media, success, digital photography, 3d photorealistic, mbe, special effects, rendering, modeling, digital rendering, maxim color technologies, computer-generated, printing, mct, pre-press, advertising, images, print advertising, images, print media, campaign, digital, cost effective
Source: 24-7 pressrelease
Capture The World As You Imagine It With The New Olympus E-30 Digital SLR Camera
Expand Your Artistic Vision with In-Camera Art Filters and Multiple ExposuresCENTER VALLEY, Pa., November 5, 2008 – Through the centuries, legendary artists have expressed their individuality by relying on active imaginations and keen eyes to produce artistic masterpieces that alter reality to reveal a profound truth or feeling. The Olympus E-30 digital SLR (single lens reflex) camera is a powerful tool that takes the art of photography to new creative heights by offering the artistic freedom to capture what you see in your mind’s eye, not just what you see through the camera lens.
Like a brush stroking color across a blank white canvas, the E-30 delivers instant artistic gratification. Its ease of use and power to transform the everyday into something artistic will appeal to painters, graphic designers, illustrators and Web designers, those with an eye for fashion and artists from all walks of life, not just photographers. New Art Filters and Multiple Exposure change how we create images, unleashing a digital imaging experience unlike any other that produces striking works of art inside the camera without the need for costly computer image editing software.
E-30 Rounds Out Robust E-System DSLR Lineup
The E-30 fits in the spectrum of the E-System lineup above the E-520 as a mid-range advanced DSLR, while the E-3 remains at the top as the flagship Olympus DSLR. Beyond the new Art Filters and Multiple Exposure function, the E-30 delivers the same high-precision performance and imaging quality demanded by professional photographers who use the E-3, as well as the consumer-friendly features found on the E-520, and several new surprises all its own.
As with all Olympus DSLRs, the new camera provides advanced Dust Reduction and in-body mechanical Image Stabilization so that every Four Thirds lens is stabilized. The new camera also offers TruePic III+ Image Processor and Full Time Autofocus Live View. These features are coupled with a new 12.3-megapixel high-speed Live MOS image sensor to capture breathtaking images.
Adding to the line of Four Thirds-compliant lenses, the ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5 II is also being announced today. It boasts high-speed Imager AF support for Live View shooting and a circular aperture mechanism for higher imaging performance. A versatile 28-108mm equivalent zoom range makes the new lens an ideal choice in a wide range of shooting situations, enabling users to enjoy the exaggerated perspective of wide angle shooting while providing telephoto power to zoom in for close-ups.
We Are the Visual Generation
The visual tastes of people of all ages are growing more refined as a result of art cinema and movies, music videos, television, video games, magazines, the Internet and online videos created in a wide array of visual styles. More distinct and artistic visuals are appearing everywhere, and the bar for creative images has been raised higher.
"The E-30 is the camera for people who are not content to simply capture and document a scene, but rather enjoy enhancing or customizing an image to make it their own," said John Knaur, senior marketing manager, Digital SLR, Olympus Imaging America Inc. "The camera’s Art Filters and Multiple Exposure capabilities enable incredible individual artistic control over an image within the camera, in many cases eliminating the need for time spent applying image effects in the computer. Additionally, it delivers the same proven image quality of our E-System DSLR line."
Art Filters Make Your Vision Come to Life
New to the E-30 is technology that conveniently helps photographers transform a basic image that faithfully represents the scene into an image that carries emotional impact. Olympus recognizes that some of the most iconic images ever captured were intentionally altered through exposures to render contrast beyond normal levels, or are alive with saturated colors or the gritty graininess of film. All have wonderful artistic merit.
The new Art Filters take this capability to a higher level, replicating these dramatic effects as you shoot using the Autofocus Live View LCD:
* Pop Art: Enhances colors, making them more saturated and vivid, creating high-impact pictures that express the joyful, lighthearted feeling of the Pop Art style of the 1960s.
* Soft Focus: Creates an ethereal, otherworldly atmosphere that renders subjects in a heavenly light without obscuring details.
* Pale & Light Color: Encloses the foreground of an image in flat gentle light and pastel colors reminiscent of a flashback scene in a movie.
* Light Tone: Renders shade and highlight areas softly to lend an elegant air to the subject.
* Grainy Film: Evokes the feeling of documentary footage shot in monochrome with grainy, high-contrast film.
* Pin Hole: Reduces the peripheral brightness of an image as though it were shot through a pin hole, connecting the viewer intimately with the subject at the center of the picture.
Art Filters are easily activated via the mode dial on the left side of the camera body, and the effects are viewable right on the new camera’s 100 percent accurate swivel 2.7-inch Live View HyperCrystal™ LCD when using the E-30 in Live View mode or when reviewing the captured image.
Multiple Exposures Create Something Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
With the new camera’s Multiple Exposure function it is possible to alter space and time by combining images shot in different locations and moments, lending your photos another dramatic dimension. For instance, take one shot of the full moon with the E-30 and the image will appear on the camera’s LCD. Then take another shot while the moon still appears on the LCD and superimpose a close-up of an owl perched on a tree branch. The two images will merge together seamlessly to form one dramatic image that has the haunting effect of a Halloween night.
Or take a self-portrait posing far away from the camera, and then another close-up shot to capture you and your “identical twin” both in sharp focus. Wedding photographers can capture an image of newlyweds posing together and then overlay a portrait of the blushing bride and a shot of the sunset to create a lasting wedding memory. The creative possibilities are endless and only limited by your imagination. The E-30 can combine up to four images in a single photograph, overlaying various subjects to create a montage that blends all the elements together. Thanks to the new TruePic III+ Image Processor you are able to accurately compose, capture and combine your images on the fly directly on the camera’s LCD.
Digital Leveler
The E-30 is equipped with an internal Digital Level Sensor that detects the camera’s pitch and roll and indicates it in the optical viewfinder, on the control panel and during Live View operation. This Digital Leveler is a tremendous benefit for architectural photographers who must ensure that images they take of buildings are as centered and true as the walls of the buildings themselves. Rather than spend time rotating an image in computer software, you can use the new camera’s Digital Leveler to make sure your subjects are where they should be in the frame.
Superior Image Quality
The new camera’s high-performance 12.3-megapixel Live MOS image sensor delivers excellent dynamic range, accurate color fidelity and a state-of-the-art amplifier circuit to eradicate noise and capture fine image details in both highlight and shadow areas.
Its Live MOS image sensor is complemented by Olympus’ TruePic III+ Image Processor that produces crystal-clear photos using all the pixel information for each image to provide the best digital images possible with accurate natural color, true-to-life flesh tones, brilliant blue skies and precise tonal expression in between. TruePic III+ also lowers image noise in images shot at higher ISO settings, enabling great results in low-light situations.
Two Fast Autofocus Systems
The E-30 offers two systems to quickly focus and capture the image. They include:
* Fast Autofocus with AF Live View – When it comes to measuring camera speed, autofocus is a key factor. If a camera’s AF system does not meet photographers’ demands and lock focus accurately and quickly, they will miss shots regardless of the camera’s shot-to-shot speed or start-up time. Thanks to the new 14-54mm II lens with high-speed Imager AF, shooting with Live View is faster than ever – a key element in utilizing the new camera’s art filters. AF accuracy is further ensured by precise 11 point imager AF with the 12.3 megapixel Live MOS sensor; and
* Phase Detection AF – This 11 point twin cross sensor provides world-class fast and accurate focusing. The E-30 takes advantage of the SWD lens speed. The alignment of the optical axis from the lens to the AF phase detection sensors combined with accurate mounting of the sensors within the AF unit delivers accurate and fast focusing.
Swivel Live View LCD: Freedom to Move You
Unlike others with fixed LCDs, the new camera’s 100 percent accurate 270 degree swivel 2.7-inch Live View HyperCrystal™ LCD can be rotated freely so photographers can compose at tough angles, including overhead and down low, without feeling like a contortionist. Because Live View enables an E-30 photographer to communicate face-to-face with subjects and still have everything in the frame with the camera body out of the way, an encouraging smile or wink of the eye can be used with a shy or nervous subject to get the desired results.
During composition, settings like white balance and exposure can be selected, and their impact is seen instantly on the LCD, thanks to Live View. Real-time monitoring offers amazing versatility and creative control. The LCD displays 230,000 pixels in vivid color and includes HyperCrystal technology, which offers many times the contrast of conventional LCD monitors for easier viewing in both preview and playback. It also provides a wide viewing angle of 176 degrees, which ensures images can be composed from even the most obscure angles. The 2.7-inch LCD makes viewing icons and text on the camera’s menu a squint-free process.
Multi-Aspect Ratio Shooting
Since photography is a form of expression that is essentially based on clipping a scene, framing is an important component of style. The E-30 provides nine aspect ratios including the standard 4:3, as well as 16:9 for impressive, cinematic-style images, and 6:6, which is available with medium format cameras, plus 3:2, 5:4, 7:6, 6:5, 7:5 and 3:4. By selecting the aspect ratio before shooting and easily reviewing images on the LCD throughout the shoot, the Multi-Aspect function adds a new means of expression to your photography.
As with all Olympus E-System DSLRs, the E-30 offers the following features:
* Face Detection recognizes up to eight faces;
* Shadow Adjustment Technology controls highlights and shadow exposure automatically;
* Perfect Shot Preview shows how various settings will enhance the image before actually capturing it;
* Wireless Flash System provides control for multiple wireless flashes (FL50R or FL36R) without needing an external commander unit;
* Large Optical Viewfinder offers 98 percent field of view and 1.02 x magnification; and
* Proven Dust Reduction with SSWF (Super-Sonic Wave Filter) system cleans the tiniest particles of dust and dirt for spot-free images.
Availability
The Olympus E-30 DSLR will be available in January 2009. It includes E-30 Body, USB Cable, Video Cable, Li-Ion Battery Pack (BLM-1), Li-Ion Battery Charger (BCM-2), Shoulder Strap, OLYMPUS Master 2 Software CD-ROM, Manuals and Registration card. The ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5 II lens will also be available in January 2009.
U.S. Pricing / Product Configurations
E-30 Body Estimated Street Price: $1,299
ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5 II lens Estimated Street Price: $599
For more information, review units and high-resolution images of the Olympus E-30 and accessories, contact Jeff Hluchyj, Mullen Public Relations, 978-468-8939 or jeff.hluchyj@mullen.com, or Jennifer Lyons, public relations manager, Olympus Imaging America Inc., 3500 Corporate Parkway, Center Valley, PA 18034, ph: (484) 896-5350 / (800) 622-6372 or the Olympus website: http://www.olympusamerica.com.
Source: Olympus
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Image of the Day: Sale Shirt
Image by Henrik Lehnerer
Title: Sale Shirt
You may buy this image under license at Cutcaster.
Description:
White undershirt with the text Sale written on it.
Keyword:
advertisement, advertising, business, clothes, clothing, cutcaster, image of the day, label, marketing, POTD, retail, sale, shirt, shop, sign, sleeveless, symbol, undershirt
Corbis to reduce royalty rates
UK, 3rd NOVEMBER 2008 - from the BAPLA news section: BAPLA member agency Corbis recently announced that it will be phasing in new photographer royalty rates over the next few years to align with industry standards.Corbis has for many years had some of the highest royalty rates of any major image licensing agency. The agency values its photographers and takes the responsibility it has to its photographers seriously.
The company is committed to being a competitive industry leader that can continue to accelerate its momentum and gain market share in a rapidly changing market.
By aligning its rates with industry standards, it will be able to invest in initiatives to improve its website, strengthen its sales force and ultimately expand its share of the image licensing market to be a winning partner for the long-term.
Source: CEPIC
Shutterstock's Library Hits 5 Million Images - the Fastest Growing Collection in the Online Stock Photo Industry
World's largest subscription-based online photo agency continues to thrive, adding over 70,000 high quality images per weekNew York, November 3, 2008 - Shutterstock®, the world's largest subscription-based online stock photo agency, today announced the landmark addition of its 5 millionth image to the company's extensive collection of premium stock photos. Thanks to its popular subscription-based model, speedy review process, and consistent stream of quality submissions, Shutterstock continues to hit new industry growth milestones while maintaining high standards of image quality.
"Since January, we have added over 2 million new royalty-free images to our library, and our weekly library growth rate has recently reached more than 70,000 new images per week," said Jon Oringer, founder and CEO of Shutterstock. "We are extremely proud to reach the 5 million image mark, especially while maintaining our stringent standards for accepting new images. We are certainly grateful to our global base of more than 120,000 talented submitters who provide our subscribers with a steady pipeline of great creative content."
Shutterstock's diverse library provides a wealth of fresh creative and editorial content, rivaling traditional stock photography agencies, yet at far lower prices. This has allowed the company to flourish despite the current worldwide economic downturn.
"As media companies and creative firms look for ways to save money, more and more decision makers are choosing Shutterstock to provide high quality stock images at significant savings," said Adam Riggs, president of Shutterstock. "Since launching Shutterstock, we have remained committed to providing the best content at affordable prices. That's why we're confident that we will continue to meet the demands of today's marketplace."
Source: Shutterstock
Monday, November 3, 2008
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Stock Photography Sales Statistic October 2008
This is my stock photography sales statistic for October 2008. You can find a complete list of stock photography agencies that I work with at H. Lehnerer Photography.
This are for me the best 4 preforming stock agencies for October 2008:
1. Shutterstock
2. MostPhotos
3. Dreamstime
4. 123RF
This are for me the best 4 preforming stock agencies for October 2008:
1. Shutterstock
2. MostPhotos
3. Dreamstime
4. 123RF
The World's Smallest S.L.R. - Lumix G1
David Pogue reviews the Panasonic Lumix G1, the first camera in a new format called Micro Four Thirds.
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Image of the Day: Mussolini Man Protests NYC Council Term Limit Vote
Image by Ann Parry
Title: Mussolini Man Protests NYC Council Term Limit Vote
You may buy this image under license at Dreamstime.
Editorial Description:
New York City - OCT. 30: Protesters, one dressed up as Italian dictator Benito Mussolini (and wearing mouse ears on hat because he refers to his character as Mouse-olini) and two as Roman guards holding red banners reading - "All Hail Michael Bloomberg IL DUCE, Doge of the Ungodly Corporatists of the Earth" - on Wall Street protesting City Council's recent vote to extend term limit from two to three terms, on October 30, 2008 on Wall Street, NYC.
by parrypix/Ann Parry
Keywords:
2008, angry, banner, benito, bloomberg, business, city, concept, corporatist, costume, costumed, costumes, council, dictator, doge, dreamstime, duce, editorial, image of the day, POTD
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