A special joint TWiP + SmugMug episode!
SmugMug, the world’s most influential name in photography acquires the most popular photography podcast!
A review of the Brian Smith book – Sony A7/A7R From Snapshots to Greatshots
TWiP contributor Levent Cimkentli gives a deep-dive review of the new ThinkTank “TRIFECTA 8″ Mirrorless Backpack.
My top 10 frustrations with the new Apple TV
In this episode of All About the Gear, Doug Kaye and I dive into the famed Fuji x100s camera. Find out if this little beastie lives up to all the hype. And if it’s actually the perfect walk-around camera.
In this second episode of All About the Gear, Doug Kaye reveals his observations of the Leica M9. It’s an expensive piece of kit, but some folks say it’s worth every singe penny. Can this Bently of cameras justify its price tag? And does the image quality truly surpass shots created by “lesser” cameras? Find…
Photographer Kari R. Bradley gives us her thoughts on the new Sigma 24-70mm f2.8 lens!
I’m really enjoying the new Lightroom 5 Public Beta. There are some features in this version that I’ve been waiting on for quite some time. Check ’em out.
Have you been waiting to hear a discussion which pushes outside of the standard Nikon and Canon offerings? Jump into this Google+ hangout as Frederick Van and MFT evangelist Giulio Sciorio enthuse over what may well be the future of photography.
SmugMug’s price increase is has been one of the hottest photography topics not involving hardware in quite a while. Many photographers have written off SmugMug as just another greedy vendor while others have come to the defense of this reputable company. In this article we look at the choices.
Frederick Van Johnson talks with Nate Grahek about StickyAlbums.com – the company which creates a customized, branded mobile app for each of your customers in minutes.
Doug Kaye and Frederick Van Johnson sit down to discuss the new Sony NEX-7 digital camera ($1,350 US). In this Google+ Hangout video, Doug shares his findings after testing the camera over several days.
Doug Kaye and Frederick Van Johnson sit down in Google+ Hangout to discuss the brand new Fuji X-Pro – the beginning of a new kind of camera system from the minds at Fujifilm. The new system comes complete with a brand new mount as well as new glass.
With the release of its new D800 and D800E cameras boasting 36 megapixels, Nikon has carved a trajectory away from what many futurists envisioned and wowed us all in the process.
Ever wanted to know what it would take to “Go Pro” with your photography? Guest contributor Patrick Reed reviews the book he says will help you do just that.
David duChemin has had one hell of a year. Let’s see: Divorce, self-induced homelessness, falling off of a wall in Italy and breaking both feet (and his pelvis); and the subsequent fight to walk again. He has taken the time to chronicle his year in this amazing ebook along with some incredibly salient words about “gear lust”.
Thought I’d give my opinion on how the iOS 5 update experience was for me. I updated two iPads, one iPod Touch, and one iPhone 3GS to iOS 5 over the past couple of days. Personally, I had no problems at all.
Duchemin is engaging and real in this composite of essays – and so his connection to the reader is natural. He leads us from foggy frustrated thoughts at 5 a.m. in Ethiopia about the challenges of the job to a mini-biography about how he journeyed from theology student to comedian to photographer.
If you shoot with the Nikon D3100 and are looking to learn more about using it, the Nikon D3100 Field Guide might be for you. In this article, TWiP Contributor Bill Debevc shares his review of J Dennis Thomas’s book – Nikon D3100 Field Guide published by Wiley Publishing Inc.
Last month, Sandy Puc was our special guest presenter at our monthly TWiP meetup. In this article, photographer and TWiP contributor Chris Krieger provides a synopsis and review of Sandy’s two-hour presentation on marketing for success as a photographer.