Important notes: If you log out, your Portfolio (shopping cart) will be emptied. To save your selections, create an eFolio before logging out. Click on the file name, NOT the thumbnail. Selecting the thumbnail will only display a larger thumbnail. You can only download one photo at a time. If sending an eFolio, replace requests@photofestnyc.com in the Reply to Email Address field with your own address. SEARCHING: Under the SEARCH RESULTS tab, you can choose to display results either as thumbnails (Icon View) or as a list of file names (List View). ADVANCED SEARCH: Select the SEARCH tab, and click ADVANCED from the drop-down menu to get more search options. This is especially useful if you want to display more than 12 search results per page. VIEW CAPTION AND FILE INFO: Click on the file name, NOT THE THUMBNAIL. Selecting the thumbnail will only display a larger thumbnail. VIEW LARGER THUMBNAIL: Click on the thumbnail. Or in the caption information frame, select the VIEW tab, then SUPER THUMBNAIL. VIEW FULL SIZE IMAGE: Click on the file name, select the VIEW tab, then SOURCE. DOWNLOADING HI-RES IMAGES: There are 2 ways to download a full-resolution image. After clicking on the image's file name, select the ASSET tab above the file description, then select DOWNLOAD. You can do this either from the Search Results window, or when viewing the contents of your Portfolio (shopping cart). Create an eFolio, which sends an email containing a link to your Portfolio. USING THE PORTFOLIO: Click on the shopping cart icon to add an image to your Portfolio. Your Portfolio can hold up to 50 images at a time. When you are finished selecting images, go to the HOME tab, then select PORTFOLIO to view your Portfolio contents. You may either download your selections by following the instructions above, or creating an eFolio. CREATING AN eFOLIO: An eFolio allows you to email Portfolio images to yourself, the art director, etc. Navigate to your Portfolio (under the HOME tab). Then select the PORTFOLIO tab, and choose eFOLIO. A new window will open. Enter the email address(es) you wish to send images to, and replace requests@photofestnyc.com in the Reply to Email Address field with your own address. Fill out the rest of the fields if necessary. Click SEND, and your recipient can download Portfolio images via the emailed link. The download link will be active for up to 14 days. If your eFolio expires, forward the eFolio email to us, and we can reactivate it for you. SEARCH TIPS: Include the year in the search field: eg. War of the Worlds 2005 will exclude the radio show and the 1953 version, Include the actor or actress name along with the title: eg. Oceans Eleven George Clooney will bring up only George Clooney images from the film, Friends Jennifer Aniston will give you only Jennifer Aniston on Friends Include the director's name: eg. Spider-Man Sam Raimi Use quotes: eg. "Hugh Grant" to search for exact phrases Use multiple names to find people together: eg. Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall will only bring up images of Bogart and Bacall together Certain common words and phrases are not searchable (to, at, and, the, have, etc.) eg. The title "To Be or not To Be" is not searchable. In this case, you could use the name of the director and the year (Ernst Lubitsch 1942) or the actor (Jack Benny 1942, Carole Lombard 1942, etc.) Here are some common variants and misspellings of titles and names to consider if your desired search is not found: abbreviations: Mr. vs. Mister, Dr. vs. Doctor acronyms & initials: T2 vs. Terminator 2, alternate titles: The Danny Thomas Show vs. Make Room for Daddy, 2 Fast 2 Furious vs. Fast and the Furious 2 colloquialisms: Diff'rent Strokes, Singin' in the Rain, Boyz N the Hood diminutive names: Charles vs. Charlie Chaplin, James vs. Jimmy Stewart name changes/stage names: Sean Combs/Puffy/Puff Daddy/P. Diddy, Our Gang vs. Little Rascals names with prefixes: DeNiro vs. De Niro, DePalma vs. De Palma nicknames: Ted Kennedy vs. Edward M. Kennedy, J-Lo vs. Jennifer Lopez numbers i.e. Arabic vs. Roman numerals: Godfather 2 vs Godfather II numbers i.e. numerals vs. words: 10 vs. Ten punctuation: CSI vs. C.S.I. rerelease/foreign/video titles: The Big Carnival vs. Ace in the Hole, singular vs. plural: Alien vs. Aliens, Woman vs. Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown spacing: Spider-Man vs. Spider Man vs. Spiderman spelling: Courtney vs. Courteney Cox, Barbra vs. Barbara Streisand