TWiP #279 – The iPad mini for Photographers

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Hosts: Frederick Van Johnson, Valerie Jardin, Don Komarechka, Martin Bailey

Episode Overview

This week on TWiP:

  • News & Announcements from PhotoPlus Expo
  • Microsoft & Apple release new hardware and software
  • Dirty sensors on the Nikon D600
  • Canon sees profits drop and worldwide camera sales decline

Valerie Jardin, Don Komarechka, and Martin Bailey join Frederick Van Johnson to discuss these topics and more on this week's episode of TWiP.

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  1. News & Announcements from PhotoPlus Expo (10:00)
  2. Microsoft & Apple release new hardware and software (17:00)
  3. Dirty sensors on the Nikon D600 (35:00)
  4. Canon sees profits drop and worldwide camera sales decline (36:00)

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Valerie: The Passionate Photographer by Steve SimonSecrets of Great Portrait Photography by Brian Smith

Don: Microsoft Camera Codec Pack

Martin: Craft & Vision's quarterly eMagazine: PHOTOGRAPH and his Snow Monkey & Hokkaido Tours

Frederick: Nicole Young's Lightroom Presets (20% off with TWiP20)

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Interview with Danny Postawa

This week Frederick sat down with photographer and fellow veteran Danny Postawa. Danny is a student at Brooks Institute of Photography and Frederick chatted with him about life in the military and what life is like post-military as a student at Brooks.

You can learn more about Danny and his photography by visiting his website

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Connect with Our Hosts & Guests:

Valerie Jardin: PortfolioBlogTwitterGoogle+Facebook

Don Komarechka: WebsiteTwitter, or Google+

Martin Bailey: PortfolioBlogTwitterGoogle+ or Facebook

Frederick Van Johnson: www.mediabytes.com or www.twitter.com/frederickvan or Google+

Credits:

Pre-production by: Bruce Clarke

Post production by: Suzanne Llewellyn

Bandwidth provided by: Cachefly

Intro Music by Scott Cannizzaro

Photo Credits: Apple