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- New RF collection:
Paris based PHOTONONSTOP, formed in 2000 by the merger of the agencies La Photothèque SDP and DIAF, is currently running an archive of 3 million photos and has over 150 photographers under contract.
PHOTONONSTOP will introduce a new RF collection during the upcoming CEPIC congress.
The first series of CDs will cover the topics Family and Beauty.
Tag: PHOTONONSTOP
- Canon to stop making single-lens camera:
Japan's top camera maker, Canon Inc., will stop developing new single-lens reflex film cameras as more people abandon film for digital, company officials said Thursday.
The Tokyo-based Canon's move followed a similar move by its closest Japanese rival, Nikon Corp., which announced earlier this year it would stop making seven of its nine film cameras and concentrate on digital models. [...]
Japanese camera makers sold a combined total 64.77 million digital cameras last year globally, compared with 5.38 million film cameras, according to industry figures.
Yahoo News.
Related: Canon Stops New SLR Development (WSJ).
Tag: Canon
- Digital Media Project Releases Second Spec:
The Digital Media Project (DMP) has released its second major spec. Interoperable DRM Platform 2, or IDP-2,
was published last month after having been ratified at the DMP General
Assembly in Torino, Italy in February. DMP is a DRM standards
initiative led by Dr. Leonardo Chiariglione, the founder of MPEG.
With IDP-2, DMP has
finally revealed details of its approach to DRM interoperability. It
is a genuinely new approach that builds on the IDP-1
spec that DMP released a year ago, as well as other sources such as
MPEG-21, the TV Anytime Forum, and the influential 2003 whitepaper Self Protecting Digital Content by Paul Kocher of Cryptography Research Inc.
Related: Navio: The DRM start-up in Apple's backyard (SiliconBeat).
DRM Watch/Bill Rosenblatt.
Tag: Digital Media Project