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TinEye - Find your images on the Web in minutes! posted on 20th of may, 2008

Hi guys!

My latest blog post features a REVOLUTIONAIRY search engine called TinEye. It's the Google of images!

Remember the old way of trying to find your sold images? Typing your name in Google and hoping clients gave you credit? No more!

Just link you DT images into Tineye and see the magic! I found 100s of my images!

Check out my blog post HERE which includes a video walkthrough.

Yanik

Tags: client engine portfolio search tineye

Comments (6)

	Comment by Parrypix on May 22, 2008 Thank you, Yanik. After reading what you wrote about tineye, I joined, and particularly like using its toolbar feature on firefox. It should be interesting and informative to see the search results grow as tineye continues to add images.
	Comment by Boughn on May 21, 2008 The downside of finding ALL the uses of an image, is displayed in the forums today. A lot of time can be wasted by photographers and administrators tracking down uses that turn out to be legal. As it turned out in this issue, the designer inadvertently posted the image with the watermark. He had purchased the image.
	Comment by Billysiew on May 20, 2008 How to create an account of TinEye? what is the key code?
	Comment by Denisebeverly on May 20, 2008 i was on the waiting list about 30 minutes and they said i was in. very neat thing. i have located one of my images but i think it had been blocked somehow. every link lead to a black box where it had been. i really think it is cool
	Comment by Boughn on May 20, 2008 Tineye is in private beta at the moment. I'm participating and find the search to be really cool. It is the brainchild of Idee, a long time participant in offering syndication companies a means for tracking downloads of their stories/images so that they can bill these users. They are authorized users but the billing from the publication doing the syndication is made much much easier using the Idee product. I have been discussing TinEye with the Idee founder as I can see how it will make tracking your images easier. But as more and more of the web is indexed, you could receive much more information that you can easily analyse. But no doubt a real innovation by Idee. I don't know when the product will be out of private Beta but I'll let you know when I hear.
	Comment by Irisangel on May 20, 2008 I checked out the site. Verry cool! I tried to sign up, but there is a waiting list. I guess it really is a great search engine, if there is a waiting list to use it.

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About Me

Yanik Chauvin (Yanc)
Val-des-monts, CA

Photography is the essence of who I truly am. I live the moment as much as I can and, camera in hand, I don't have a choice but to be focussed on the moment to capture its simple truth.

I enjoy working with publishing houses that focus on educational books and materials.

Nature photography is a pure pleasure and is a big part of what I capture.

I also have a passion for massage therapy and created TouchPhotography specializing in massage therapy fine art prints

My professional journey gave me to opportunity to be a judge at the prestigious International Photography Competition hosted by the Canadian Association for Photographic Art.

I invite you to check out my BLOG at: image-y.com/blog for regular tips and tutorials on anything related to photography.


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