Toronto Ontario, June 27, 2011 -- 5ive15ifteen photo company (5ive15ifteen), an award-winning wedding photography studio, launches today its newly redesigned and rebranded website. With a combination of more than 25 years experience, the Toronto-based company embarks on a new chapter in its history, breaking new ground in an industry it revolutionized.

The new look-and-feel is also a stepping stone to achieving an aesthetic that reaches beyond wedding photography into the realm of creating family keepsakes that can be passed down from generation to generation.

With so much to explore on the new 5ive15ifteen website, visitors are also invited to view the fun new blog , jam-packed with wedding news, travel stories and a “wedding shot of the week”. It is the ideal place to connect with like-minded “I-Doers”, past, present and future ready to share their stories and their experience.

@lucaschyrek You’re always welcome to swing by the office, but I can’t guarantee that I’ll be in. I travel a lot… We have a lot of visitors. and everyone at the office is very busy, so unfortunately I cannot offer you a personally guided 1 hour tour, but.. I’m sure that someone at the office will be able to find 5 minutes to give you a quick tour if you show up.

Impressive. Miles ahead of the rest.

I am very curious as to what remote are you using to trigger the flashes and what’s that huge lense hood that you have on. I’d presume that it does what all lense hood’s primary function is, and that’s to keep the glare to a minimum, seeing as how there’s so much lighting going on, but I’m more curious and was hoping you could drop some brand names.

Second, presets. You can save custom effect combos and apply them later with a tap, thus creating your personalized effects mixes. It’s a tremendous time-savior I wish I had in Camera+ and Photo fx. I can quickly create something new with presets and they work like magic. Just layer any combination of effects with custom options, hit the Add New button in the Presets section to save the effects sequence used on the image as a new preset. You can even share presets with other people and import saved presets via easy-to-use preset codes.

Third, I just love the non-standard but otherwise gorgeous-looking user interface. User experience is always going to be a problem with productivity apps due to the limited screen real estate on your mobile device. FX Photo Studio solves this with clever design stemming from toolbars at both the screen top and bottom that go away with a tap. The top toolbar lines up the icons for the main screen, undo and redo, the effects browser and sharing options. Your crop, flip, rotate and gama controls go at the bottom. The interface works well in both portrait and landscape mode. It’s uncluttered and things are where you expect them or just a tap away.

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