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500px.com The World’s Best Photography. The World’s Best Community. Media Kit, June 2011 500px.com is a modern online community of photographers from all over the world. 1.6 million uniques. 28 million page views. 500% growth over the last 6 months. And some of the best photographs you’ve ever seen. 500px.com/photos “Have I ever mentioned how much I love 500px? This site is just blows everything else away.” Tom Lowe, 2010 Astronomy Photographer of the Year. 500px.com stats • 28,000,000 page views per month • 3,500,000 visits per month • 1,600,000 absolute unique visitors • 4:45 minutes is average time on site • 500% trafﬁc growth over last 6 months • Tech savvy audience. Over 90% use IE alternatives • The most popular camera is Canon 5D Mark II Twitter Love What people say about 500px on Twitter: Twitter Love What people say about 500px on Twitter: Twitter Love What people say about 500px on Twitter: 500px users are PRO users. The most popular cameras among 500px.com users. 01. Canon EOS 5D Mark II 26. Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi 02. Nikon D90 27. Nikon D3100 03. Canon EOS 450D 28. Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi 04. Canon EOS 50D 29. Canon EOS REBEL T1i 05. Canon EOS 40D 30. Nikon D50 06. Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL 31. Canon EOS REBEL T2i 07. Canon EOS 500D 32. SONY DSLR-A200 08. Canon EOS 5D 33. Nikon D70 09. Nikon D700 34. Nikon D70s 10. Nikon D80 35. Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT 11. Canon EOS 7D 36. Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XS 12. Canon EOS 1000D 37. Nikon D3 13. Nikon D300 38. Nikon D40X 14. Nikon D3000 39. SONY DSLR-A300 15. Canon EOS 550D 40. SONY DSLR-A230 16. Nikon D5000 41. Film processed by NORITSU KOKI QSS-32_33 17. Nikon D60 42. SONY DSLR-A100 18. Nikon D40 43. SONY DSLR-A700 19. Canon EOS 30D 44. Canon EOS-1D Mark III 20. Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL 45. PENTAX K10D 21. Nikon D300s 46. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III 22. Nikon D200 47. SONY DSLR-A350 23. Canon EOS 20D 48. Nikon D3s 24. Canon EOS 60D 49. PENTAX K-x 25. Nikon D7000 50. PENTAX K-7 Over 1,600,000 unique visitors. Actual screenshot from Google Analytics: 500% growth over the last 6 months. Actual screenshot from Google Analytics: US and Europe are fastest growing markets. Actual screenshot from Google Analytics: Bloggers and media about 500px.com May 2011 - Thomas Hawk: 500px Shows Promise as Sort of a More Artistic Version of Flickr - Ivan Makarov: 500px Review – Loving It So Far - GigaOM: Move Over Flickr — Hot Shots Love 500px - TechCrunch: White-Hot Flickr Alternative 500px Raises $525K In Series A I really think 500px has the best photos on the net. Tom Lowe, 2010 Astronomy Photographer of the Year Become 500px sponsor. Call us now at 416.871.6494 or [email protected] Andrey Tochilin.

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