Tagged Sony

This week, Valerie Jardin & Evgeny Tchebotarev join Frederick to share their thoughts on Sony's follow up to the a7 - the a7II. Plus Adobe reveals more details on Photoshop streaming & GoPro plans to develop it's own line of drones.

Sony brings E-Mount lenses to smartphones, photographer captures portraits of subjects being hit by stun guns, and Instagram releases Hyperlapse. Plus, big changes coming to iStock Photo.

The Sony A7s is being heralded as “Camera of the Year” by some reviewers, Frederick and Doug take a look at the third camera in Sony’s a7 series. While offering a sensor with only 12MP, the a7s is...

The a6000 replaces Sony's NEX-6 and at only $600 (body only, street price) you might think this is just another entry-level camera, comparable to a point-and-shoot. But you'd be wrong.

Sony's Mike DesRoches takes a few moments at NAB 2014 to discuss some of the professional video options available for still photographers looking to up their game into pro video.

Sony Marketing Manager Peter Crithary and Mark Weir, Senior Technical Manager join me to discuss the Sony professional line of video cameras as well as the consumer line-up.

Sony Artisan of Imagery Jeff Berlin discusses his process, the convergence of his still photographic and motion worlds into what he calls "cinephotography".

On this weeks' show - new hardware announcements from Nikon, Sony, Pentax, and Panasonic. Adobe's Principal Product Manager John Nack joins Google's digital photography team, layoffs and restructuring at Sony, & an interview with the master of the headshot - Peter Hurley.

The long-anticipated Sony a7 and a7R have been called the cameras of the year by some. Doug was an early fanboy, but does the a7 live up to the hype and his expectations?

Doug and Frederick discuss the Sony QX-10 and its more-serious brother, the Sony QX-100.

A discussion about Sony's A7 and A7r mirrorless, full-frame cameras. Insights on the Panasonic Lumix GM1 and Nikon's new retro Df. A look at Apple's Mac OS X Mavericks, iOS 7 and the 5th generation iPads. Plus an interview with Camera Lab's mastermind Gordon Laing and his thoughts on Sony's new offerings.

This week on TWiP, an online petition results in two photographers pulling out of speaking at WPPI's annual conference. Hi-res photographs of Sony's new full-frame mirrorless A7 and A7r cameras appear online and a special interview with model Tor Alexander.

This week on TWiP, obsessing about others' gear choices, Sony's rumoured 'Lens Camera', and an interview with pet photographer Jeff Otto.

This week we're back in a Google Hangout and Frederick is joined by Gordon Laing, Trey Ratcliff, Giulio Sciorio, and Doug Kaye to delve into all things mirror-less. What are mirror-less and Micro 4/3 cameras? What are the advantages and disadvantages of mirror-less technology? Which manufacturers are making the best mirror-less cameras? We address these questions and more during our round-table discussion.

In this Special Episode of TWiP, Trey Ratcliff joins Frederick Van Johnson to talk about DSLR's vs. Mirrorless Cameras. Trey explains why he has chosen a new course towards lighter and cheaper - and has gained some unexpected advantages along the way!

Google announces a new Communities feature, Reuter's top 95 images of 2012 reveal some interesting stats, is 2013 Sony's year? Plus Instagram breaks up with Twitter and Frederick interviews the CEO of Connected Data, Geoff Barrall, about his latest project - the Transporter.

This week on the show: Sony becomes the largest shareholder in Olympus. Kodak leaves the consumer printing market. A new App that allows you to take just one photograph...ever. IKEA Saudi Arabia photoshops women out of its catalog. And an interview with photographer and educator Michael Willems.

Apple beats Samsung in court, IKEA chooses 3D over photography, Sony and Samsung release 'smart' cameras, photography at the speed of light and an interview with Matthew Jordan Smith.

This week on TWiP, we're talking about the Sony reorganization, the D800's near-perfect sensor, Photoshop CS6 awesomeness, and the Monty Python killer rabbit. Plus, Frederick sits down for an interview with attorney Allen Melser.

This week on TWiP, Adobe teases about enhancing video in Photoshop, Sony announces the new Alpha A57, is the new iPad's retina display bad for photographers? Plus a discussion on making money with photography. And a very special interview with celebrity Photographer Michael Grecco.

This week on TWiP: Apple releases the "lion", a photographic Rube Goldberg contraption, and photographer David duChemin talks about his unfortunate accident.