In this special roundtable episode of TWiP, we dive DEEP into the mysterious world of image backup and archiving. Industry experts Don Komarechka, Topher Martini and Doug Kaye join Frederick Van Johnson to help remove some of the mystery around keeping your precious photos safe.
This is our first Streets of the World segment which will be on a rotation every third episode of the show. Our first major city featured is Los Angeles, and your guide is street photographer Rinzi Ruiz.
In this interview I chat with Zenfolio co-founder Vitaliy Kuznetov about how his company is working to empower photographers to make more money, while doing less of the “tedious” tasks normally associated with running a successful photography business.
This week we discuss the U.S. Forest Service and their requirement to have a $1500 permit to photograph on federal wild lands. Plus Adobe announces Photoshop Elements 13 – is it enough for photographers?
Welcome to episode two of Street Focus! Street Focus is the newest addition to the This Week in Photo family!…
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iOS 8 & Photos, Panasonic announces the Lumix CM1 smartphone, Twitpic shutting down while Kevin Rose’s new service “Tiiny” starts up.
In this episode of Street Focus, Valerie interviews Thomas Leuthard, a passionate photographer based in the heart of Switzerland who travels to the big cities of this world to witness and document on the street.
Panasonic has announced a new firmware update for the LUMIX GH4. The firmware adds a new 4K Photo Mode – it’s a “new way of photography” according to Panasonic. This “new way” promises to help take some of the luck (and maybe even skill) out of capturing that decisive moment.
Introducing Street Focus! The newest addition to the TWiP Network. If only Henri Cartier-Bresson were around today to see the advances…
I’m excited to let you know that very soon we will be launching the newest addition to the TWiP Network — Street Focus, a show “focused” on street photography and hosted by TWiP regular Valerie Jardin.
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This week on TWiP, Apple announces the iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus, Nikon unveils the D750 & SB-500, and Canon reveals the 7D Mark II.
Earlier this week at the Photokina trade show, Panasonic introduced the LUMIX DMC-GM5! Skipping three whole numbers from the amazing…
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.
Panasonic LUMIX Luminary Rob Knight will show you how you can add video into your workflow to make your photography POP. This program is not about how to replace your still photography, it is about how to enhance and support your photos by adding motion.
Come join in on the discussion as Frederick Van Johnson sits down for some one-on-one chats in Panasonic’s Lumix Lounge at Photo Plus Expo.
This week on TWiP, Frederick sits down with the team behind the movie BOKEH for a discussion about funding a film with a Kickstarter campaign, shooting on location in Iceland, and more!
Host: Frederick Van Johnson Guests: Topher Martini & Doug Kaye This week on TWiP… Photos taken with expensive gear recreated on…
[google1] Host: Frederick Van Johnson Guests: Valérie Jardin & Don Komarechka This week on TWiP… Nikon settles D600 class action suit…