Unless you keep your eye on the Photography Resources forum or in the Corner Resource Center, you may have missed a couple new resources that were posted up last week. Luckily for you, we have the links to the new photography resources right here in the Corner Blog:

• Photography on Display by Tim L. Walker - An article that discusses why printing out your photographs is as important part of the photographic process.
• SmugMug Pro - Photo Sharing and Hosting by Scott W - A review of SmugMug, and specifically the SmugMug Pro photo hosting service.

If you want to submit a review, article or tutorial to the Corner Resource Center, check out this thread for details on how to write and submit your own resources.

When you need a huge long lens for your Nikon there are a few choices. Today we will talk about the Sigma 300-800mm and the Nikon 600mm. If you are looking for a quick answer, in my opinion, the Nikon 600mm is the better lens. There, now you can quit reading if you only wanted a fast answer.

MOO.com (a weird name for a printing company, I’ll admit) has been a supporter and sponsor of a variety of contests on PhotographyCorner.com over the years. From the July 2009 Photograph of the Month contest, and even the most recent Contest Corner Challenge: CCC#77: Fast Food, to newsletter sponsorships, banners, and even product give-aways, Moo.com has become a preferred printer for many users that call the Corner home. I didn’t really understand why, however, until recently.

In case you missed it, MOO is currently offering PhotographyCorner members a totally free ‘trial pack’ of 10 Business Cards (MOO will even pay for delivery), and I figured I would see what all the fuss was about and gave it a try. I don’t usually bother with such things (as I receive all sorts of free printing offers/supplies/products from a variety of companies wanting exposure on the Corner), but after reading raving reviews, I figure the 3-5 minutes it would take to place my free order, it would at least be worth the time. I went through the clean and easy ordering process (gotta love when the total comes to $0.00 including shipping), and shortly thereafter received an email from “Little Moo” (their email bot) telling me that they had received my order, and that shortly “Big Moo” (their print machine) would be printing my order. A few days later, I receive another email letting me know my order had printed and had been shipped, and later that week, I had the cards in my hands.

A little while back, I was asked if I was interested in doing a review of a new company RocketLife.com. They offered me a couple of free products to give their site/service a try. Who am I to pass up some free stuff?

This is just a quick post to let you know that there’s a new product review up in the PhotographyCorner Resource Center by our very own Erik Bernskiold. You’ve probably seen the VueScan banners around the site, as well as their most recent sponsorship of the January 2008 Photograph of the Month contest. If you have a scanner, you’ll want to check out this product review: VueScan - Hamrick Software.