As seems to have become the standard, the most recent edition of the Corner Newsletter just squeaked out in the month that bares its name. If you’re a member of the PhotographyCorner community, you should have either already read it, or it’s waiting for you in your inbox (we sent it out last night). If you’re not a member of the PhotographyCorner community (register here, it’s FREE), you can still read the entire newsletter online here in the Corner Newsletter Archives.

The newsletter was sponsored by the Tamron SP 70-300mm Di VC USD — Best-in-Class Tele Zoom. In the pursuit to achieve the most outstanding image resolution in the 70-300mm class, Tamron’s 60th Anniversary lens - the SP 70-300mm Di VC USD (Model A005) - uses an advanced optical design that features LD (Low Dispersion) and XLD (Extra Low Dispersion) lens elements that prevent chromatic aberration. As a result, the SP 70-300mm Di VC USD boasts sharper contrast and greater descriptive performance than all others in its class. This is the first Tamron lens to sport USD (Ultrasonic Silent Drive), Tamron’s very own ultrasonic auto-focus drive mechanism. This USD mechanism delivers fast focusing, making it a perfect telephoto zoom choice for photographing sports and other fast-moving subjects. The lens also boasts Tamron’s proprietary VC (Vibration Compensation) image stabilization to assist in hand-held photography, not only at long focal length ranges where blurring is common, but also under low-lit conditions, dramatically enhancing photographic freedom. This combination of best in class image resolution, Ultrasonic Silent Drive and Vibration Compensation is a new achievement of Tamron technology, culminating in the production of a premium 70-300mm telephoto zoom lens. Winner of EISA Best Zoom Lens 2010-2011. Available for full-frame and APS-C sensor cameras in Canon, Nikon and Sony mounts (the latter without VC). Winner of several international awards including the prestigious EISA Award for Best Zoom 2010-2011. $50 rebate thru 12/31/10. Check it out here.

It barely made it out in time, but the November 2009 Corner Newsletter has been sent out and should be waiting for you in your inbox (assuming you have your PhotographyCorner account set up to receive emails, of course). For those that aren’t members of PhotographyCorner (you can sign up for a free account here), or for those that choose not to receive them via email, you can read the entire newsletter online in the Corner Newsletter Archives. This newsletter was sponsored by Amazon.com, where a portion of every purchase made through this link goes to supporting the Corner. If you haven’t checked out the Amazon.com Cyber Monday Camera & Photo sales, you’ve got a couple more hours to check them out here.

Forget the morning paper. What you’re going to want to read is Volume 6, Issue 10 of the Corner Newsletter. The October 2009 edition is hot off the press and waiting for you in your inbox. This issue is packed full of video corner’s, resources, contests, forum discussions, challenges, info on the new Lensbaby optics, and lots, lots more! If someone stole your newsletter from you inbox, you can always read it online here in the Corner forums: Volume 6, Issue 10 - October 2009.

Just a quick post to let you know that the August 2009 Corner Newsletter is complete and has been sent out. If you haven’t received it already, that means either a) You’re not a member of PhotographyCorner - register here, or b) you’re email preferences are not set to receive email from administrators in your UserCP - change your settings here, or c) you don’t want to receive it via email. If you answered c, you can read it online here in the Corner Newsletter Archives.

The “sponsor” for the newsletter is Amazon.com and if you shop online, you probably shop at Amazon.com. Next time you shop there, click on this link first, and a portion of your purchase will be donated to PhotographyCorner!

The Corner Newsletters are supposed to come out sometime around the middle of each month. This past month, as you’ll read about in the newsletter, has been a crazy one around the Corner, with all the changes and forum restructuring. Luckily, the June 2009 newsletter got out before the end of June, and if it hasn’t arrived in your inbox already, you can read it online in the Corner Newsletter Archives. Don’t forget to check out the sponsor of the June 2009 Newsletter: Competico.com - a social network for both amateur and professional photographers. Check out all their contests here. We’ve also managed to get a special deal where you can submit a photograph for free – check out the hottest competitions/cutest pet contest here, and enter for free for a chance to win $333. Oh, and before the deal runs out, don’t forget to pick up your ColorRight white-balance tool for only $79 here.

Now go and spend 5 or 10 minutes reading the newsletter!

It’s out a couple of days later than I had hoped, but as I’m writing this blog post, our server is sending out over 12,000 copies of the May 2009 Corner Newsletter. If you’re a member of the Corner and have your preferences set to receive it, it should be sitting in your inbox waiting for you. If you’re not a member of the Corner, you can register here. And if you are a member of the Corner, but you didn’t receive it, you can update your mail preferences here by selecting to receive email from administrators. Of course, if for some reason you’ve chosen not to receive it, or you’re not a member of the Corner (it’s free to sign up, you know), you can read a copy of the newsletter here in the Corner Newsletter Archives. Enjoy!

Just a quick post to let you know that the April 2009 Corner Newsletter is complete and waiting for you in your inbox. If for some reason it’s not in your inbox, you can read it online here. Make sure to check out the sponsor of the newsletter, Tafota.com as well.

Just a quick post to let you know that the March 2009 Corner Newsletter is complete (see, I told you I’d get it done before the end of my vacation!). If it’s not waiting for you in your inbox already, you can read it online here. Make sure to check out the sponsor of the newsletter, Tafota.com as well.

I realize it is March already. The February 2009 Corner Newsletter was supposed to be sent out almost 2 weeks ago, but due to some unforeseen circumstances, I didn’t get it finished until today. For those of you that have your UserCP set to receive emails from the administrator, you should have the newsletter sitting in your inbox. For those of you that aren’t registered at the Corner yet (what’s up with that??! - register here), you can read it online here in the forums. This newsletter brought to you by Tafota.com - make sure to check out their designer websites at www.tafota.com.

I realize the June 2008 Corner Newsletter is later than normal this month, but it’s always worth waiting for, right? The server finished sending out the newsletters about an hour ago, so if you haven’t received it yet, you’re not going to. Make sure to check the email settings in your UserCP that you allow emails from the administrator - that’s where the newsletters come from! If you didn’t receive it, but want to read it (of course you do!), you can read it online here. The June 2008 Corner Newsletter is sponsored by Kubota Image Tools - providers of Photoshop® Actions, Image Enhancing Tools & Training.

Just a quick post (then I’m heading to bed) to let you know that the May 2008 Corner Newsletter has been sent out (so if you’ve set your preferences to receive it, it’s waiting for you in your inbox). If you didn’t receive it, you can always read it online here. Oh, and make sure you check out the newsletter sponsor: Parade Portfolio Management Tools - without their sponsorship, you wouldn’t have received a newsletter this month.

Just a quick post to let you know that you should have received the April 2008 Newsletter in your inbox already. If you haven’t, you can read it online here. It’s obviously a fantastic newsletter (like always), and it’s sponsored by Parade Portfolio Management Tools. You’ve gotta read the whole way through, though, because there’s an important announcement regarding Contest Corner Challenge #49: Play Ball. Read it to find out.

Another quick post just to let you know that the March 2008 Corner Newsletter is done, and went out last night. If you didn’t receive it, either you have chosen not to receive emails from the Corner or your email address in your account isn’t updated, or it ended up in your bulk/spam folder (or you’re not even a member of PhotographyCorner - register here!). Whatever the reason, if you didn’t get it, you can read it online here. The newsletter was sponsored by Parade Portfolio Management Tools and they offer an exclusive 25% off discount for Corner Members - but you’ve got to read the newsletter to find out the coupon code. Enjoy!

Just a quick post (before I go to bed - it’s 2:30am here) to let you know that the February 2008 Corner Newsletter should be waiting for you in your inbox. If, for some reason it didn’t show up, or you’ve elected not to receive it via email, you can read it here: http://www.photographycorner.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69920. The newsletter was sponsored by Snaptotes.com (see my review of the Snaptotes Custom Photo Handbags here) and they’ve offered PhotographyCorner Members an exclusive coupon code “snapcorner08” for 10% all their products through the end of March. Sweet!

Anyways, I’m off to bed - enjoy the newsletter!

Just a quick post to let you know that the January 2008 Corner Newsletter is now waiting for you in your inbox. If you can’t find it in there, you can always view it on the forums here: http://www.photographycorner.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68652. The newsletter is sponsored by Hamrick Software - make sure to check out their amazing scanning software: VueScan!

Just a quick post to let you know that you’ve got the Volume 4, Issue 10 - December 2007 PhotographyCorner Newsletter waiting for you in your inbox. It’s the last newsletter of the year, so take a couple of minutes and soak it all in. There’s also a little hint as to what Santa might be bringing to the Corner this year in the newsletter as well. If for some reason you didn’t receive the newsletter, you can read it here: http://www.photographycorner.com/forum/showthread.php?t=67543.

Another quick blog post just to let you know that the November 2007 Corner Newsletter is waiting for you in your inbox. If for some reason you didn’t receive it, or you’ve opted out of receiving it (huh?), you can also read it online here: http://www.photographycorner.com/forum/showthread.php?t=66471. Some highlights include a SmugMug announcement, a countdown to the Photograph of the Year contest, a look at StumbleUpon and a bunch of other sweet stuff. Check it out.

It’s almost the weekend, but you’ve got one last thing to add to your todo list: read the October 2007 PhotographyCorner Newsletter. This month’s newsletter was sponsored by SmugMug, and in addition to their sponsorship, they’ve also announced a pretty sweet contest of their own. I could go through all the highlights, but it’s probably better if you just read it yourself. Check your inbox. If it’s not there, make sure you allow emails from admin@photographycorner.com. You may also want to check to make sure you’ve got your PhotographyCorner account set up to accept emails from Administrators. If all else fails, it’s posted up in the forums, too.

In case, for whatever reason, you didn’t receive the Corner Newsletter (it should be sitting in your inbox right now), it has now been posted online here.

The August 2007 Corner Newsletter is out. If you didn’t get it in your inbox, fix your mail preferences and make sure you allow emails from admin@photographycorner.com. If you want to read it online, it’s posted in the forums here.