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Looking for pictures of the Manhattan skyline on Google, one photo within the results page kind of well, stood out... I clicked on it, and followed on to see what website this particular image had came from. The rest of what I saw sort of made me smile. You be the judge. The Heart of New York City Oh, what a pretty town ...
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Je crois que l'on avait mentionné que ce projet était initialement prévu sur le site du Mackay. http://mtlurb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2192 Une image.
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Projet qui aurait été à cheval sur l'avenue du Parc, juste au sud de des Pins. Sur la première image, en haut à droite, on voit l'hôpital Hôtel-Dieu. Sur cette même image, l'avenue du Parc va vers le nord et vers le sud, elle passe sous le projet. 3 photos.
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TABLEAU DES GAGNANTS 1ère ronde - Émis par Cataclaw - Gagnant MtlSkyline 2ème ronde - Émis par MtlSkyline- Gagnant Miska Les discussions sont intenses de ces temps ci... pour changer un peu les choses, je propose qu'on lance un jeu de devinette. Voici une photo d'une scène qui se retrouve à quelque part dans la région métropolitaine de Montréal. La personne qui devine correctement peut à son tour mettre une image en-ligne et le jeu continue. La personne qui gagne choisi la prochaine image. Chaque photo doit être d'un lieu de la région de Montréal. Et c'est parti! Photo #1 - par Cataclaw
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Quelques photos de mes villes de Sim City 4. Des condos Un stade pour baseball Centrale nucléaire ainsi qu'une autoroute "super 2" avec un échangeur Quartier résidentiel typique Jonction entre 4 autoroutes - Turcot's got nothing on this! Une image de nuit. Club Super Sexe en avant plan
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Pepsi renouvelle son image Les nouvelles canettes et bouteilles seront bientôt acheminées vers les tablettes partout au Québec. * Alexandre Paillé, Lesaffaires.com * 09:26 Les nouvelles canettes et bouteilles seront bientôt acheminées vers les tablettes partout au Québec. Pepsi Cola s’est donné une toute nouvelle image à l’occasion de ses 75 ans et lance une vaste offensive publicitaire au Québec. La compagnie explique ce changement de stratégie commerciale par son désir de rehausser les ventes de sa division breuvages. «Tout cela s'inscrit dans une stratégie globale visant à rafraîchir une marque que les Québécois adorent depuis 75 ans», déclare Sylvain Charbonneau, vice-président et directeur général du groupe d'embouteillage Pepsi. Outre le nouveau look, Pepsico lance une nouvelle campagne marketing élaborée au Québec. Cette dernière vise à relier le produit à des «esprits positifs aux vues similaires», peut-on lire dans un communiqué. La campagne du géant sera multiplateforme (télévision, panneaux publicitaires, transports en commun, Internet, médias sociaux, magasins et commandites d’événements à l'échelle du Québec). «La stratégie repose sur le principe suivant : une canette ou une bouteille de Pepsi, de par sa nature, est de la joie en bouteille. Lorsqu'on l'ouvre, la joie se répand», affirme M. Charbonneau. Au Québec, la première bouteille de Pepsi est sortie des chaînes de fabrication le 12 juin 1934.
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Que pensez-vous de cette image? Personnellement, je trouve ça incroyable et plein d'audace! J'aimerais ce genre de tour près du métro Longueuil... histoire de donner le ton aux autres constructions.
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Y'a rien dans ce forum sur le parc d'attractions le plus important de l'est du Canada!? Dommage! Je suis pas sûr si je devrais mettre ce thread ici ou non mais.... mettez vos images ou renseignements sur La Ronde ici voici une image que j'ai pris il y a longtemps et oui on a des araignées géantes à Montréal Beat that Australia! lol
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Teck Cominco modifie son image de marque ainsi que sa structure d'affaires qui comptera désormais cinq segments d'affaires spécialisés. Pour en lire plus...
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Collection from a photographer in Chicago Myspace profile: http://www.myspace.com/delobbo Some of you may have seen these already but wanted to share for the rest of the class. click any pic for a larger version. I didn't use a tripod for any of these, but I did use ledges or other supporting structures to balance. As noted, many were hand-held (using burst shots). This is handy for instance when, you want to take a night shot in the middle of the street, with cars around. (EXIF for as many shots as I could find and/or applicable.) 6-shot panorama taken from Millenium Park - click for 1920px version EXIF from one of the main shots: Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:08:27 18:51:22 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 24.0mm Exposure Time: 0.100 s (1/10) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 125 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual The Bean, single-shot HDR from RAW - click for 1920px version Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:08:27 18:26:29 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 48.0mm Exposure Time: 0.017 s (1/60) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 125 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual Looking south down LaSalle Street towards the Board of Trade, Chicago. Single-shot HDR from RAW, hand-held. Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:08:26 19:16:38 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 28.0mm Exposure Time: 0.125 s (1/8) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 125 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual 17-shot panorama of Lake Michigan, Grant Park, Chicago Loop, looking south from 39th floor on Randolph Street. Advisable to view large (1920px) Chicago at night. You may recognize some buildings from The Dark Knight.. Camera Model: NIKON D70 Image Date: 2005:07:05 22:30:14 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 18.0mm (35mm equivalent: 27mm) Exposure Time: 0.400 s (1/3) Aperture: f/3.5 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix downtown Chicago, by the river and Marina City, IBM building.. b/w conversion. Camera Model: NIKON D70 Image Date: 2005:07:05 22:41:31 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 18.0mm (35mm equivalent: 27mm) Exposure Time: 0.200 s (1/5) Aperture: f/3.5 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix looking north from Roosevelt, South Loop Chicago. 3-shot panorama from single-shot RAW HDR. click for 2560px version Railyard north of Roosevelt, Chicago. Single-shot HDR. Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:08:10 22:20:33 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 68.0mm Exposure Time: 0.200 s (1/5) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 160 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual Navy Pier single-shot HDR panorama, Chicago. Navy Pier single-shot HDR panorama, Chicago. Made from 2 shots. 18-shot HDR (from single RAW) panorama, looking north from the Adams St bridge on the Chicago river. looking east from South Loop Chicago. 11-shot panorama (no HDR). missed a couple of shots to get a complete pano, I will most likely go back and redo this one - hopefully during more dramatic sky conditions as well. Of note, the white house towards the center of the picture is the Clarke House, which is regarded as the oldest surviving building in Chicago. Looking North down Michigan Avenue from Randolph Street. hand-held Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:08:26 19:01:01 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 70.0mm Exposure Time: 0.050 s (1/20) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 125 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual heading to Chicago on 94-West. single-shot HDR Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:06:22 19:55:25 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 51.0mm Exposure Time: 0.067 s (1/15) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 200 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual (not HDR) taken during the filming of Batman: The Dark Knight, Chicago Loop 2007. Single-shot HDR, hand-held. What you see in the middle with the spotlights surrounding it is the ramp leading to the lower level of Wacker drive - these are the scenes with the trucks going down/up the ramps and the related chase scenes. Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: Thu Aug 23 21:21:06 2007 Focal Length: 73.0mm Exposure Time: 0.386 s (1/3) Aperture: f/4.0 ISO equiv: 100 (not HDR) Camera Model: NIKON D70 Image Date: 2005:07:03 17:54:10 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 18.0mm (35mm equivalent: 27mm) Exposure Time: 0.0031 s (1/320) Aperture: f/9.0 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Stormy night.. 08/23/07.. facing west from Wacker Drive. Behind glass. multiple exposure HDR (3 or 4), the spots at the top are raindrops on the window.. Looking east from Franklin Street at Delaware at 5AM. Single-shot HDR. Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:06:22 04:17:16 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 32.0mm Exposure Time: 0.0050 s (1/200) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 200 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual D70, 2005. note: this is one of my earlier HDR's, it is definitely on the "wilder" side.. intentionally. go Cubs! 34-shots, Canon SD550. Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:06:22 04:30:06 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 70.0mm Exposure Time: 0.0031 s (1/320) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 200 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Image Date: 2008:06:22 04:15:41 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 42.0mm Exposure Time: 0.0063 s (1/160) Aperture: f/2.8 ISO equiv: 200 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual multiple exposure HDR, 4 shots Camera Model: NIKON D70 Image Date: 2005:02:15 19:45:00 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 56.0mm (35mm equivalent: 84mm) Exposure Time: 0.050 s (1/20) Aperture: f/4.5 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Camera Model: NIKON D70 Image Date: 2005:08:28 12:28:51 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 22.0mm (35mm equivalent: 33mm) Exposure Time: 0.0031 s (1/320) Aperture: f/9.0 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix State of Illinois building, Chicago. 3-shot HDR. Merchandise Mart, Chicago. hand-held Camera Model: NIKON D70 Image Date: 2005:07:05 22:16:28 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 24.0mm (35mm equivalent: 36mm) Exposure Time: 0.200 s (1/5) Aperture: f/3.8 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix
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Tiré du site de Nikon: Le reste sur Nikon: http://nikon.ca/en/product.aspx?m=17090 Ce qui est bien, c'est qu'elle hérite de la qualité d'image des D300/D3, dont leur incroyable gestion des ISO. J'ai aussi vu des exemples de vidéos avec la nouvelle fonction et c'est assez impressionnant. Le boîtier seul est 1119$ apparemment chez Lozeau.
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Canon EOS 50D Tuesday, 26 August 2008 04:00 GMT Pre-Photokina2008: No surprises to hear that Canon has launched the much anticipated EOS 50D, an upgraded version of EOS 40D. On the surface it looks almost similar to its predecessor. However, there are quite a few significant improvements; fifteen megapixel CMOS sensor, faster DIGIC 4 processor, 3.0" VGA LCD monitor with Live View mode offering 3 AF modes, ISO sensitivity expandable to 12800 and an HDMI connection for high Quality Image viewing. It also includes a new Quick Control screen which shows the most commonly used settings and Creative Auto mode for automatic focus and exposure.We're expecting to be able to bring you a full in-hands preview later today. Features at a glance: 15.1 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor 6.3fps continuous shooting, max. burst 90 JPEGs with UDMA card DIGIC 4 processor ISO 100-3200, expandable to 12800 9-point wide area AF 3.0” Clear View VGA LCD with Live View mode & Face Detection Live AF Magnesium alloy body, with environmental protection EOS Integrated Cleaning System HDMI connection for high quality viewing and playback on a High Definition TV Full compatibility with Canon EF and EF-S lenses and EX-series Speedlites Jump to: Press Release Specifications Additional images Press Release: Outstanding speed and resolution for the discerning photographer: the EOS 50D Amstelveen, The Netherlands, 26 August 2008: Canon today strengthens its EOS range with the addition of a powerful new digital SLR: the EOS 50D. With a 15.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor, 6.3 frames per second shooting and Canon’s latest DIGIC 4 image processor, the EOS 50D delivers unparalleled speed and resolution at a price point that is unique in today’s market. Outstanding, clean images A newly designed 15.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor delivers ultra-detailed, low-noise images – ideal for large-scale reproduction or creative cropping. New manufacturing processes, plus redesigned photo diodes and microlenses, extend the light gathering capabilities of the sensor – allowing more pixels to be fitted on the CMOS sensor without compromising image quality. These changes ensure improved high ISO performance and low noise. High-speed, low light shooting is enabled by ISO levels of 3200, expandable to an ultra-sensitive 12800. The EOS Integrated Cleaning System – including the improved Self Cleaning Sensor Unit with a new fluorine coating – increases protection of image quality by helping to reduce, repel and remove unwanted dust from the sensor. Stubborn particles can be removed automatically in post-production with Dust Delete Data and Canon’s included Digital Photo Professional software. Rapid-fire performance Canon’s new DIGIC 4 processor is fast enough to allow up to 6.3fps continuous shooting, in bursts of up to 90 JPEGs with a UDMA card. Used with Canon’s wide area AF system, which locks onto subjects with 9 individual cross type sensors, stunning action sequences can be captured – even in low-light conditions. This makes the EOS 50D particularly suited to sports and wildlife shooting. DIGIC 4 works with the CMOS sensor to deliver 14-bit image processing, for smooth gradation and natural-looking colours – as well as ensuring ultra-fast startup times and near-instant image review after shooting. See everything A new 3.0” Clear View VGA LCD provides extra-large and wide angle-of-view image review, with plenty of clarity for accurate focus checks in playback. By switching to Live View mode – which displays a real-time image on the LCD – photographers can enjoy simplified shooting from awkward angles, or connect to a PC for remote shooting. Live Mode now offers three ways to auto focus: Quick AF, Live AF, and new Face Detection Live AF, which optimizes focus based on faces detected in the frame – for fast, spontaneous portraiture. Control and ease The famously intuitive EOS menu system includes a new Quick Control screen, for instant access to the most commonly-changed settings. A new Creative Auto mode offers automatic focus and exposure – while still allowing creative ‘tweaks’ to settings such as background sharpness. “For advanced amateurs and semi-professionals – or professionals looking for a powerful backup model – the EOS 50D stands alone,” said Mogens Jensen, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging, Europe. “No other camera in this price bracket offers a comparable combination of speed and image quality.” Technologies Explained CMOS Canon’s CMOS technology is one of the company’s key competitive advantages, with noise reduction circuitry at each pixel site delivering virtually noise-free images. In comparison with CCD technology, the lower power consumption characteristics of Canon’s CMOS sensors also contribute to longer battery life. Signal conversion in Canon’s CMOS sensors is handled by individual amplifiers at each pixel site. Unnecessary charge transfer operations are avoided, vastly speeding up the process of getting signal to the image processor. Noise generation is reduced, power consumption is limited and faster frame rate potential is increased. DIGIC Image data captured by the CMOS sensor is processed by Canon’s purpose-built DIGIC image processors before being written to the camera's memory card. DIGIC technology uses advanced image processing algorithms to ensure precise, natural colours, accurate white balance, and advanced noise reduction. Ultra-fast processing speeds result in highly responsive camera operation and near-instant start-up times. DIGIC chips work with a high speed DDR-SDRAM image buffer – reading, processing, compressing and writing image data fast enough to keep the buffer clear during long continuous shooting bursts. And because DIGIC integrates all key processing functions, power consumption is kept to a minimum. EOS Integrated Cleaning System The EOS Integrated Cleaning System combats sensor dust in three important ways: Reduce, Repel and Remove. Reduce - Internal camera mechanisms are designed to minimise dust generation. The redesigned body cap prevents dust generation through wear on the cap itself. Repel - Anti-static technologies, including a special fluorine coating, are applied to the low-pass filter covering the front of the sensor so as not to attract dust. Remove - A Self-Cleaning Sensor Unit uses hi-frequency vibrations to shake dust from the infrared filter for a period of approximately one second after each start up. For instant shooting after power up, this feature is disabled immediately the shutter release is depressed. Canon has also developed an internal Dust Delete Data system, which can map the position of visible dust on the sensor. This can then be deleted automatically after the shoot with the latest Digital Photo Professional software. Picture Style Picture Style pre-sets simplify in-camera control over image qualities. Picture Style pre-sets can be likened to different film types – each one offering a different colour response. Within each selectable pre-set, photographers have control over sharpness, contrast, colour tone and saturation. The camera’s factory default configuration is set to deliver immediately-usable JPEG images without need for additional menu settings. Picture Style presets applied to a RAW image can be revised with Canon’s Digital Photo Professional software. The six pre-sets are: Standard – for crisp, vivid images that don’t require post-processing Portrait – optimises colour tone and saturation and weakens sharpening to achieve attractive skin tones Landscape – for punchier greens and blues with stronger sharpening to give a crisp edge to mountain, tree and building outlines Neutral – ideal for post-processing Faithful – adjusts colour to match the subject colour when shot under a colour temperature of 5200K Monochrome – for black and white shooting with a range of filter effects (yellow, orange, red and green) and toning effects (sepia, blue, purple and green). Software Digital Photo Professional Software Digital Photo Professional software provides high speed, high quality processing of lossless RAW images. Processing with Digital Photo Professional allows real-time display and immediate application of image adjustments, giving control over RAW image variables such as white balance, dynamic range, exposure compensation, noise reduction and colour tone – plus the ability to view Auto Focus points on an image. The Lens Aberration correction tool allows precise correction of different types of distortion caused by certain cameras. Images can be recorded in camera with sRGB or Adobe RGB colour space. Digital Photo Professional supports sRGB, Adobe RGB, ColorMatch RGB, Apple RGB and Wide Gamut RGB colour spaces. ICC (International Colour Consortium) profiles can be attached to TIFF or JPEG images when converted from RAW. This allows faithful reproduction of colours in software applications that support ICC profiles, such as Adobe Photoshop. For improved efficiency, a set of image adjustments can be saved as a recipe and applied. EOS Utility The latest version of EOS Utility provides essential support for Live View remote shooting, camera configuration and image transfers. Tightly integrated with Digital Photo Professional, EOS Utility can be configured to monitor ‘hot’ folders, automatically renaming and moving incoming images to a structured file system. Users can also tag their images with EXIF data, including copyright information. Picture Style Editor Picture Style Editor allows users to create individual Picture Styles that fit with their personal requirements. Each Picture Style contains detailed information on how specific colours should be represented within an image. Once new Picture Styles have been created, they can be uploaded directly into the camera and applied to JPEG or RAW images. When working with RAW files in DPP, both personal Picture Styles and the 6 predetermined Picture Styles can all be adjusted. Additional images
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How to extract images from PDF files without using copy and paste
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How to extract images from PDF files without using copy and paste Posted Aug 5th 2008 6:00PM by Brad Linder Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware PDF Image Extract PDF Image Extract is a free Windows utility that does exactly what the name suggests: it extracts images from PDF files. Sure, you could save pictures one at a time the old fashioned way by hitting print screen and pasting the image into an editor or using a screen capture program. But PDF Image Extract saves you a lot of time if you want to save multiple images because it will save every single image in a PDF file for you. In fact, you can create batch jobs to save images from multiple documents. The only down side? I'm not kidding when I say PDF Image Extract saves every image. You'll likely wind up with a folder containing hundreds of images, only a few of which are the ones you were looking for. That's because the program will save all sorts of segments of the original PDF as image files, including the background. http://somepdf.com/downloads.html -
Cette camera deviens une serieuse candidate pour etre ma prochaine caméra si Canon ne sorta pas la 5D v2. ------------------------------------------------------ The world’s fastest D-SLR – remastered EOS-1D Mark III: The new benchmark Canon today sets new standards for professional photography with the launch of the EOS-1D Mark III. Delivering 10 frames per second at 10.1 Megapixels for a maximum burst of 110 Large JPEG images (30 in RAW), the EOS-1D Mark III replaces the EOS-1D Mark II N as the world’s fastest digital SLR. Dual “DIGIC III” processors drive the camera’s high speed, high resolution performance, and bring 14-bit image processing to the EOS series for the first time. A ground-up redesign introduces a host of new features and advancements to Canon’s flagship EOS-1 series, including a 3.0” LCD with Live View mode, EOS Integrated Cleaning System, new auto focus system with 19 cross-type sensors, and 63-zone exposure metering. The camera’s APS-H size (28.1 x 18.7 mm) CMOS sensor enables a wider 100-3200 ISO range as standard, expandable to L:50 and H:6400. “The EOS-1D Mark III represents a complete reappraisal of everything Canon has learned over the past 20 years of EOS development,” said Tsunemasa Ohara, Senior General Manager, Camera Development Center, Canon Inc. “In building this camera, we started with a blank canvas. Every facet of the photographic process has been refined, every design decision re-evaluated to bring us to this point: a camera that combines familiar EOS ergonomics with a vastly enhanced specification. Our engineers are overjoyed with the result.” Key features 10.1 Megapixel APS-H CMOS sensor 10 fps continuous shooting for up to 110 frames Dual “DIGIC III” processors New auto focus system with 19 cross type sensors EOS Integrated Cleaning System ISO 3200 (expandable to H:6400) 3.0” LCD with Live View mode Wider, brighter viewfinder Picture Style1 The choice of professionals The EOS-1D line has enjoyed massive popularity among the world’s leading sports, reportage and wildlife photographers, with international wire agencies AFP, Getty and Reuters choosing Canon for their photographers. “The people at Canon are great to work with because they listen to photographers. It’s their attention to detail and the pace of innovation that makes EOS the system of choice,” explained Stephen Munday, Director of Operations – Editorial, Getty Images. Exceptional image quality Canon’s dual “DIGIC III” processors deliver unprecedented levels of speed, responsiveness and image quality. Ready to shoot within 0.2 seconds of power on, the EOS-1D Mark III can capture and process over 100 Megapixels of image data per second, rapidly clearing the image buffer to allow up to 110 frames in one burst. Images are processed at 14 bits for a total colour depth of up to 16,384 tones per pixel, compared to 4,096 tones from 12 bit images. The third generation CMOS sensor incorporates a new pixel design that works together with on-chip noise reduction circuitry to ensure high image quality at ISO 3200. The option to expand to H:6400 will benefit professionals working in news and sports locations where the use of flash is not permitted or desired. Greater precision, more control Canon has redesigned its auto focus system to include 19 cross-type sensors with sensitivity up to f/2.8, spread out across the AF area to better accommodate off-centre subjects. An additional 26 AF assist points are used to aid AF tracking for improved accuracy. Responding to professional photographer requests, a dedicated AF button on the back of the camera allows users to instantly switch auto focus on or off while keeping their eye on the viewfinder. The viewfinder is now brighter and offers a wider angle of view. The camera’s new 63-zone metering system gives photographers greater level of control over exposure. New LCD with Live View The bright 3.0” LCD monitor provides 230K pixels resolution for precise framing and reviewing of shots. New to EOS, Live View mode enables photographers to frame without having to look through the viewfinder – particularly useful for shooting from awkward positions. The menu system on the EOS-1D Mark III has been completely redesigned to take advantage of the LCD size – menus are easier to read and use. A choice of 57 custom functions gives photographers more options for customising camera settings to their daily working requirements. A new My Menu option allows photographers to store frequently used settings on a separate menu for faster access. Settings for new accessories such as the Speedlite 580EX II and Wireless File Transmitter WFT-E2 – also released today – can be controlled directly from the LCD. Total reliability The EOS-1D Mark III incorporates a range of practical enhancements for the working photographer. Shutter durability has been increased by 50% to 300,000 cycles. The body is protected by a magnesium alloy casing with dust and moisture resistant seals. The EOS Integrated Cleaning System provides further reliability by reducing sensor dust, minimising the need for manual cleaning on assignment. To avoid corruption of captured images, a warning appears on the LCD and an alarm sounds if the memory card door is opened while images are still being written. Interfaces include video out (for display in both NTSC and PAL formats) and USB 2.0. Compatibility and accessories Canon is marking today’s launch with the release of several additions to the professional EOS system: EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM – A fast, ultra wide-angle zoom lens delivering exceptional image quality throughout the aperture range. Speedlite 580EX II – An update of the Speedlite 580EX that offers weather resistance when attached to the EOS-1D Mark III. Wireless File Transmitter WFT-E2 – Smaller, lighter and more versatile than its predecessor, the WFT-E2 speeds up workflows by allowing photographers to transmit images wirelessly during the shoot. Original Data Security Kit OSK-E3 – Verifies the authenticity of images taken with the camera and supports image encryption for additional security. Software The EOS-1D Mark III is supplied with a comprehensive software suite to help the photographer’s workflow. This includes Digital Photo Professional (DPP), a powerful RAW converter that provides complete RAW image processing control. DPP integrates with cameras features such as the Dust Delete Data and Picture Style. The camera also comes with EOS Utility, ImageBrowser/Zoom Browser and Photostitch.
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Jeudi 29 Novembre 2007 Un sondage réalisé par Léger Marketing pour le compte de la Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal révèle que 83 % des résidants du Grand Montréal sont fiers de leur région. De même, 91 % d'entre eux estiment que la région a une image positive à l'étranger. Lorsqu'interrogés sur les premiers mots qui leur venaient en tête pour décrire le Grand Montréal, les citoyens de la région ont parlé d'une grande ville (16 %) accueillante (18 %) et, surtout, cosmopolite (41 %). Selon eux, c'est ce même aspect cosmopolite qui constitue la plus grande force du Grand Montréal (29 %), suivi de sa culture (14 %), de sa gastronomie (12 %) et de son caractère chaleureux et accueillant (12 %). Dans l'ensemble, plus de 8 résidants sur 10 de la région métropolitaine se sont dits d'accord que les éléments suivants constituent des forces pour le Grand Montréal, notamment par rapport à d'autres grandes villes : la vie culturelle (92 %), le mélange des cultures américaine et européenne (88 %), la variété des activités de loisir (88 %), le multiculturalisme (88 %), l'ouverture d'esprit (86 %), le français (83 %) et le bilinguisme (82 %). " L'importance de doter Montréal d'une image de marque a été réitérée lors de l'événement Montréal, métropole culturelle - Rendez-vous novembre 2007, rappelle M. Massimo Iezzoni, directeur général de la CMM. Après avoir consulté la population, les élus et les leaders du Grand Montréal pour connaître leur perception de la région et les attributs qu'ils souhaitent mettre de l'avant, nous pouvons véritablement affirmer que le projet est bien lancé! "
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jeudi, 15 novembre 2007 Madigan Communications a lancé à Montréal un réseau d'affichage extérieur utilisant les échafaudages des édifices en restauration. Les deux premiers annonceurs à avoir utilisé ces panneaux géants sont Sony, pour promouvoir son nouveau téléviseur Bravia, et Tours Transat, pour célébrer son 20e anniversaire. "Notre plan de développement des affaires doit nous permettre de nous installer dans les principales villes du pays de manière à implanter cette nouvelle façon de faire en matière d'affichage extérieur en format géant. Nous désirons concentrer nos efforts sur les annonceurs qui cherchent à optimiser leur image de marque, comme LG, Apple, Samsung, Panasonic, L'Oréal et Chanel", dit Jean-Claude Henri, président de Madigan. Madigan est une société spécialisée en gestion de projets de marketing, développement des affaires et ventes de concepts d'affichage.
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when someone has a chance - explain how to link images I just saw these 2 great images that I've never seen before The Ritz-Carlton: http://montoit.cyberpresse.ca/habitation/articles/6127-Condotels-vie-de-palace-pour-coproprietaires.html Crystal de la montagne will have an illuminated ball in the spire!!! http://montoit.cyberpresse.ca/habitation/immobilier/projets_domiciliaires/articles/6129-Condotels-la-demesure-au-Crystal-de-la-Montagne.html
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Le Carrefour Laval veut évincer Les Ailes de la Mode 26 juillet 2007 - 07h45 LaPresseAffaires.com Grossir caractèreImprimerEnvoyer Les Ailes de la Mode se retrouvent au coeur d'une poursuite et le magasin pourrait même être évincé du Carrefour Laval. Cliquez pour en savoir plus : Média | Biens de consommation | Commerce de gros | Les Ailes | Journaux | Journal de Montréal var nsteinWords;nsteinWords = unescape('%3Cdiv%20class%3D%22liens%22%3E%3Cul%20id%3D%22blocallerloinliens%22%3E%3Cli%3E%3Ca%20href%3D%22%2Fsection%2FLANSTEIN%26TaxIDList%3D1026000%26Word%3DM%25E9dia%22%20onClick%3D%22javascript%3AurchinTracker%28%27%2Fclicktracking%2Frelated_mots%27%29%3B%22%3EM%E9dia%3C%2Fa%3E%3C%2Fli%3E%3Cli%3E%26nbsp%3B%7C%20%3Ca%20href%3D%22%2Fsection%2FLANSTEIN%26TaxIDList%3D4007000%26Word%3DBiens%2520de%2520consommation%22%20onClick%3D%22javascript%3AurchinTracker%28%27%2Fclicktracking%2Frelated_mots%27%29%3B%22%3EBiens%20de%20consommation%3C%2Fa%3E%3C%2Fli%3E%3Cli%3E%26nbsp%3B%7C%20%3Ca%20href%3D%22%2Fsection%2FLANSTEIN%26TaxIDList%3D4007007%26Word%3DCommerce%2520de%2520gros%22%20onClick%3D%22javascript%3AurchinTracker%28%27%2Fclicktracking%2Frelated_mots%27%29%3B%22%3ECommerce%20de%20gros%3C%2Fa%3E%3C%2Fli%3E%3Cli%3E%26nbsp%3B%7C%20%3Ca%20href%3D%22%2Fsection%2FLANSTEIN%26TaxIDList%3D20047021%26Word%3DLes%2520Ailes%22%20onClick%3D%22javascript%3AurchinTracker%28%27%2Fclicktracking%2Frelated_mots%27%29%3B%22%3ELes%20Ailes%3C%2Fa%3E%3C%2Fli%3E%3Cli%3E%26nbsp%3B%7C%20%3Ca%20href%3D%22%2Fsection%2FLANSTEIN%26TaxIDList%3D1026003%26Word%3DJournaux%22%20onClick%3D%22javascript%3AurchinTracker%28%27%2Fclicktracking%2Frelated_mots%27%29%3B%22%3EJournaux%3C%2Fa%3E%3C%2Fli%3E%3Cli%3E%26nbsp%3B%7C%20%3Ca%20href%3D%22%2Fsection%2FLANSTEIN%26TaxIDList%3D20040794%26Word%3DJournal%2520de%2520Montr%25E9al%22%20onClick%3D%22javascript%3AurchinTracker%28%27%2Fclicktracking%2Frelated_mots%27%29%3B%22%3EJournal%20de%20Montr%E9al%3C%2Fa%3E%3C%2Fli%3E%3C%2Ful%3E%3C%2Fdiv%3E');Le Journal de Montréal révèle jeudi matin que le standing des Ailes de la Mode a tellement diminué depuis la vente au géant ontarien Fairweather, qui en a fait un magasin de vêtements bon marché, que le Carrefour Laval veut évincer ce commerce qui devient gênant pour l’image et la rentabilité du centre commercial. L’espace loué est devenu partiellement inutilisé, et on y vend des marchandises de moyenne à bas de gamme qui sont fréquemment en solde et qui projettent une image d’abandon et de détresse qui affecte l’image et la réputation du centre commercial, lit-on dans une poursuite déposée cette semaine en Cour supérieure par le Carrefour Laval contre Les Ailes de la Mode. Le Journal de Montréal précise qu'on ne fait pas qu’y réclamer l’éviction des Ailes, on exige aussi le paiement du loyer sur le bail venant à échéance en 2011, soit 3,5 M$. L’entreprise fondée en 1993 par Paul Delage-Roberge projetait, jusqu’à sa vente en août 2005, une image de raffinement. C’est dans cette optique que le Carrefour Laval avait loué en 1996 un local de près de 60 000 pieds carré aux Ailes. «Le locataire exploitera de façon active et continue et avec soin son entreprise dans la totalité des lieux d’une façon moderne, digne, et efficace, de façon compatible avec le mode d’exploitation des centres commerciaux de première qualité», stipule le bail venant à échéance en 2011. Réalité plutôt méconnue et mise au jour par cette poursuite, c’est le pourcentage des ventes des commerces que touchent les centres commerciaux, en plus de leur loyer. Carrefour Laval allègue que les ventes des Ailes ont chuté de 65% entre les années 2001-2002 et 2005-2006. Or, Les Ailes doivent verser 2 ou 4% de leurs ventes annuelles, selon leurs performances, au Carrefour. «Les Ailes se sont comportées de façon à ce que maintenant, il leur devient impossible de générer des profits suffisants pour payer le pourcentage dû au Carrefour Laval», accuse la poursuite.
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Mardi 26 Juin 2007 La Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal est en quête d'une image de marque. " Cette volonté de doter le Grand Montréal de sa propre image de marque relève du besoin d'apporter davantage de cohérence au positionnement et aux efforts de promotion à l'international de la région ", de faire part Robert Charland, membre du comité exécutif de la Ville de Longueuil et président de la commission du développement économique, des équipements métropolitains et des finances de la CMM. L'image de marque qui sera retenue devra communiquer un message clair, homogène et distinctif pour tous les intervenants qui ont des activités à l'international. " Le positionnement et la promotion de la métropole montréalaise à l'étranger sont des enjeux qui touchent l'ensemble de la région métropolitaine ". d'ajouter Benoît Labonté, maire de l'arrondissement de Ville-Marie. Cette recherche d'une image distinctive durera un an. Durant cette période, la CMM recueillera les suggestions et les commentaires de la population, des élus municipaux et des intervenants socio-économiques et culturels de la région. Les citoyens peuvent faire parvenir leurs suggestions en visitant le site web : http://www.legrandmontrealfaitsamarque.com
