TWiP 454 – All Shiny & Chrome

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TWiP Episode 454 – All Shiny & Chrome

It’s been a big week for photography… again! This time up to bat are DxO with cool new software updates to their “connected camera”, and the drone world's MVP, DJI aims for the fences with the Phantom 4 — a new, smarter, and “sense enabled” quadcopter. Amazing capabilities and options continue to expand for photographers at a breakneck pace.

Here’s to examine these big stories are Joseph Linaschke, the PhotoApps expert. And Giulio Sciorio from Giulio Sciorio Photography.

Before we get started, we also wanted to let you know that Frederick is excited to be speaking at the Out of Chicago conference June 24­-26. For a limited time, they’re knocking $100 off the registration price if you use the code “twipchicago” when you sign up. Just head over to TWiP.Pro/OOC to see all the details. See you in the windy city!

A Closer Look at the DJI Phantom 4 with Eric Cheng

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Frederick is excited to be speaking at the Out of Chicago conference June 24­-26. For a limited time, they’re knocking $100 off the registration price if you use the code “twipchicago” when you sign up. Just head over to TWiP.Pro/OOC to see all the details. See you in the windy city!


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One Comment

  1. Regarding the story about the photographer on the beach, I understand that issue fully. I regularly photograph art models on a local nude beach, which happens to be a part of the Nation Parks Service. Their rules don’t require a permit even if the model is paid as long as the session is non-commercial. I specifically work in a very simple way with a digital SLR, a few prime lenses, and seldom with on-camera flash for fill or a reflector. I also carry a backpack with towels and a small cooler with water and snacks. I am very careful to avoid photographing anyone other than my model and also try to go at times where the crowd is smaller. This beach tends to be self-policing with lifeguards on duty and Rangers passing by often. Neither has ever given me trouble. A few beachgoers have questioned what is going on and I indicate we’re a photoshoot for our own use. Once they see we are keeping away from them they leave us alone. I have had conversations with the Rangers who indicate I’m fine without a permit. One gave me the phone number to call if there is ever an issue. I suspect that the presence of the light would scream commercial to non-photographers and is something that should be avoided unless you have a proper permit. That said, the maintenance person, in this story, overstepped his authority.