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<strong><a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/mylensdb/"><img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1298/buddyicons/1460343@N23.jpg?1276830396" alt="" width="48" height="48" /></a> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mylensdb.com/explore">myLensDB</a> </strong>would like to invite you to showcase your photo to the world. It's a community site that helps you to find the lens you want. Join the <strong><a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/mylensdb">group</a></strong> and start adding your photos today!

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myLensDB would like to invite you to showcase your photo to the world. It's a community site that helps you to find the lens you want. Join the group and start adding your photos today!
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This is a flickr group for the myLensDB.com readership

Welcome and thanks for being part of our growing community. We are the people who are passionate about taking good photos and sharing them around discussing what's more improvement can be done from there.

Of course, through skills and techniques, the kind of tools we use do make a difference in what we can achieve with it. Thus, we hope that myLensDB is making a little contribution to the photography community helping each other in pursuit of finding their own best line up.

We are excited to have you onboard. The myLensDB indexing system would index this Flickr group and adds photos into the database from time to time but make sure that you understand the policy on how our crawler works first.

Some of the very basic rules
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Your photo must be tagged properly.That is how we can identify what equipment is used and we can match it with the correct lens or body. Sometimes, we do look at the EXIF data just to double confirm.

Optional but EXIF would be nice. As we are running this project, we hope that all of us can learn more through sharing of photos. Show off your work to the world and by attaching EXIF data to your photos, we would be able to learn better together.

Photo size. A photo must be at least 0.7 megapixels in size. Anything lower than that would be practically useless to be used as a sample photo. The bigger the better!

Watermarking, framing and excessive post-processing. This may “spoil” the photos if done excessively. After all, we only want to show what’s as genuine as possibly taken by a particular lens or equipment. Therefore, we do not normally prefer to list any photo that “scores” in these departments.

Note: There is no guarantee that photos that you have added in here would be picked up by our indexing program.

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