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Contest Winners Selected at CMYK

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Feb 072011

CMYK announced the following contest winners for their next magazine. The winners were selected by some of our industry’s most successful and influential creative professionals. To see a list of all the winners, check out CMYK list of content winners. The magazine costs $9.99 but is packed full design delights. Congratulations to all the design winners selected along with their partners, instructors, departments and schools.

CMYK has extended their next Contest one last time to coincide with the launch of their new Website. We can’t to see the next CMYK contest winners. Final Deadline: 2.13.11 (ENTER TODAY!)

Photo Buyer Survey – Chance to win an iPad or $500 in Cutcaster Credits!

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Sep 132010

We want to hear about your experiences in the photography industry and with Cutcaster. Your honest feedback ensures that we provide the best possible service each time you visit our site. Please click the link below to answer a few short questions.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ML8YYDK

The survey takes only a few minutes and at the end you may fill in your email and contact information if you wish to enter the drawing for the latest iPad or $500 in site credits. The grand prize winners will receive email notification at the end of October. Click here for guidelines and further information. Feel free to forward the survey to anyone who might be interested.

Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences!

Cheers,

The Cutcaster Team

Can an iPad app edit your IPTC metadata?

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Aug 042010

Computer card reader with digital pen on purple background

Can your metadata be re-written by this app?

David Riecks over at Controlled Vocabulary, sent out an email talking about a “MetaEditor,” or an application to “edit IPTC metadata info on your iPad.” Not a good thought.

He notes, that the details of the application’s review from Cyril Godefroy’s blog are a bit sketchy, because it’s not clear whether this is IPTC only, or XMP.

Can anyone with and iPad check this out or verify it so we can check? We’d love to help get to the bottom of this.

Download the above tablet with digital pen illustration at Cutcaster.