Corbis View offers new look at world's largest digital image archive.BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 17, 1997--Corbis Corporation today introduced Corbis View(TM), a new service that enables creative professionals to view and order images via the Internet from the world's largest digital image archive. This service will deliver images to users' desktops in minutes, providing fast and convenient access to the Corbis Archive, which features a vast array of high- quality historical, photographic and fine art images from more than 450 sources around the world. "Corbis View combines the expertise of Corbis researchers with the speed of the Internet to make viewing and selecting images easier than ever before," said Mike Martucci, director of sales and marketing at Corbis. "All you have to do is log onto a computer with an Internet connection. Corbis View streamlines the professional image buyer's workflow The automatic routing of documents to the users responsible for working on them. Workflow is concerned with providing the information required to support each step of the business cycle. ; it also expands access to our rapidly growing digital collection." Corbis' team of highly skilled photo researchers carefully selects images. Once a custom set of images is selected, it's quickly posted to a password-protected page within Corbis View, where the images can be previewed, ordered and downloaded for design layouts. With Corbis View, users can also access detailed information on every image, such as photographer, location and caption, and zoom To change from a distant view to a more close-up view (zoom in) and vice versa (zoom out). An application may provide fixed or variable levels of zoom. A display adapter may also have built-in zoom capability. in on images for close review. In addition, users will have access to weekly sneak previews sneak preview n. A single public showing of a movie before its general release. Noun 1. sneak preview - a preview to test audience reactions of new collections and seasonal and newsworthy news·wor·thy adj. news·wor·thi·er, news·wor·thi·est Of sufficient interest or importance to the public to warrant reporting in the media. news image sets for upcoming projects. There are no research or membership fees for this service. Users can register as members or guests of Corbis View at http://www.images.corbis.com/members . Corbis also announced a pilot program for Corbis View that tests advanced features such as full search capabilities. In addition to being able to perform keyword searches, pilot customers can browse (1) To view the contents of a file or a group of files. Browser programs generally let you view data by scrolling through the documents or databases. In a database program, the browse mode often lets you edit the data. See Web browser. the articipate in the pilot test at http://www.ima1 or Microsoft Internet Explorer See Internet Explorer. 3.01. The Corbis Archive features the most comprehensive digital collection of high-quality visual content available anywhere in the world. Consisting of nearly 20 million images, including nearly 1 million in digital form, the Archive captures the full range of human experience. Images are selected from a variety of sources throughout the world, including leading professional photographers, museums, cultural institutions, public and private archives and private collections. About Corbis Corbis is a privately held company privately held company A firm whose shares are held within a relatively small circle of owners and are not traded publicly. founded in 1989 to create new ways to access images and information through digital technology. The company is building a comprehensive archive of high-quality digital imagery and creative materials that encompasses science and technology, the fine arts, history, people and cultures, natural history and many other areas. More information is available at the Corbis Web site at http://www.corbis.com . Corbis is based in Bellevue, Wash., with offices in New York City New York City: see New York, city. New York City City (pop., 2000: 8,008,278), southeastern New York, at the mouth of the Hudson River. The largest city in the U.S. and London. -0- Corbis, the Corbis logo and Corbis View are trademarks of Corbis Corporation. CONTACT: Waggener Edstrom Rebecca Levy or Christy chris·ty n. Variant of christie. Germscheid 206/637-9097 rebeccal@wagged.com or christyg@wagged.com |
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