Corbis launches new website and introduces new image collections

Corbis has updated its website and made several new photo collections available for licensing. According to the visual media provider, the updated website offers more intuitive image categories. The background of Corbis' new website is dark, making photos stand out better when searching and viewing. It also reduces visual distractions on the screen, allowing users to focus on image details. In addition, the website interface, search function, lightbox and payment process have been updated and simplified. New features include "sliding" search filters to allow customers to further narrow their search. New filters have also been introduced, such as specifying images without people. There is also a "Similar images" option so that you can quickly call up other images that are similar to the original photo.
Corbis also announced today five new collections with clearly defined styles and themes. These collections have been created to make it easier for customers to find photos for a wide range of projects.

The new collections in detail:
Crush - a stylish collection that is clearly focused on visual communication.
Ivy - a classic collection that appeals to more traditional tastes.
Latitude - a commercially oriented collection of editorial photos from the world's best documentary photographers.
Terra - a collection of thematically relevant images of our world for editorial clients.
Encyclopedia - a comprehensive collection with simple, well thought-out presentations of various topics for editorial customers.