TWiP 831 – Focus Lost: Why CES 2024 Didn’t Click for Photographers
Frederick Van Johnson and Alastair Jolly discuss CES 2024’s underwhelming presence for photographers, citing scarce camera tech advancements and minimal photography innovation.
Frederick Van Johnson and Alastair Jolly discuss CES 2024’s underwhelming presence for photographers, citing scarce camera tech advancements and minimal photography innovation.
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This week on TWiP, Lucas Passmore and Derrick Story join Frederick to talk about the lacklustre product announcements from CES. Plus a photographer gets sued by a model for inappropriate image use.
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