Monday, May 3, 2004
Photography Resource: Rob Galbraith DPI (robgalbraith.com)
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "SITES & RESOURCES" @ 12:00 PM
"This site is maintained by digital photojournalist and consultant Rob Galbraith. The robgalbraith.com site was launched in 1996, as an exercise in self-publishing documentary photo stories. Since then it has evolved into a place for professional photographers, especially photojournalists, to become more proficient in the use of pro digital field cameras from Kodak, Canon and Nikon."
"The site, which is visited by photographers from over 85 countries, receives millions of visitors per month to both its news and forums areas. Our numbers only tell part of the story, however. The real strength of the Rob Galbraith Digital Photography Insights web site is two-fold: its audience is composed almost entirely of digital SLR owners or prospective purchasers, many of whom make their living from photography; the site is run by working professional photographers who are determined to continue to provide the best possible online resource for other serious and professional photographers."
So, for anyone that is a serious professional photographer, or intends on being one, this site should be your best friend. BTW, I recommend checking out their CF Database, some truly details statistics on the performance of flash media cards in different cameras.
"The site, which is visited by photographers from over 85 countries, receives millions of visitors per month to both its news and forums areas. Our numbers only tell part of the story, however. The real strength of the Rob Galbraith Digital Photography Insights web site is two-fold: its audience is composed almost entirely of digital SLR owners or prospective purchasers, many of whom make their living from photography; the site is run by working professional photographers who are determined to continue to provide the best possible online resource for other serious and professional photographers."
So, for anyone that is a serious professional photographer, or intends on being one, this site should be your best friend. BTW, I recommend checking out their CF Database, some truly details statistics on the performance of flash media cards in different cameras.
