Lexar Media, Inc. (Nasdaq: LEXR), a world leader in advanced digital media technologies, today announced that the company’s digital photography website (www.lexar.com/dp) is quickly becoming one of the Internet’s most popular digital imaging destinations for photography enthusiasts worldwide who want to view unique and informative content written by professional photographers. First launched in the spring of 2005, Lexar’s website recently shared its one-millionth page view – a milestone noteworthy by the fact that the majority of visitors are spending significant time on the website and scrolling though a great deal of the original content.
“In addition to the amount of information, the breadth of photography topics addressed on the site is outstanding,” said, John Omvik, director of professional product marketing, Lexar. “Lexar has always served the needs of professional photographers with high performance flash memory cards and unparalleled reliability and support, so it is natural that we provide an industry forum for those striving for excellence in digital photography. We are proud to be a resource for those interested in learning more about photography, as well as a communication channel for professional photographers who want to directly connect with other photo-enthusiasts,” he added.
Lexar’s digital photography website includes valuable tips and tutorials aimed to help photographers of all levels capture better images and have a better overall digital imaging experience. The “pro photography corner” includes a lengthy list of profiles from reputable professional photographers including Greg Gorman, Ron Haviv and Vincent Versace, to name only a few. The site also features case studies contributed by professional photographers that detail steps taken during challenging shoots, comprehensive and creative digital image portfolios, and several professional photographer blogs for timely communication between professional photographers and website visitors.
“Posting blog entries on Lexar’s digital photography website is a cool and interesting channel for sharing my perspective with other photographers,” said professional photographer Didrik Johnck. “Whether I am at the top of Mt. Everest, or sitting in my back yard, I am posting content directly for website visitors who want to know more details and insight into digital photography.”
“The content currently available on www.lexar.com/dp is both informative and inspirational,” said Brian Whiteside, a semi-professional photographer from Ridgecrest, CA. “I visit Lexar’s website because the site is updated frequently and includes valuable tips that I trust and incorporate into my digital photography process.”
Lexar’s digital photography website is full of valuable information that is constantly updated. Noteworthy new content currently posted on the site includes two articles from professional photographers, including an informative article about improving digital imaging workflow provided by John Santoro and an article providing tips on shooting pets by Nick Kelsh. In addition, the site’s most popular article, “Understanding White Balance” by Lexar employee, Jeff Cable, is also available and easily accessible to website visitors. Visit www.lexar.com/dp for more information.
About Lexar Media, Inc.
Lexar is a leading marketer and manufacturer of NAND flash memory products including memory cards, USB flash drives, card readers and ATA controller technology for the digital photography, consumer electronics, industrial and communications markets. The company holds over 93 issued or allowed controller and system patents, and licenses its technology to companies including Olympus Corporation, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., SanDisk Corporation and Sony Corporation. Lexar sells its memory cards worldwide and through an exclusive agreement, also sells memory cards under the Kodak brand. Headquartered in Fremont, California, Lexar has operations in countries around the world. More information is available at www.lexar.com.
This article was last modified on January 7, 2023
This article was first published on February 7, 2006
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