Michael Rubin’s latest project is called Neomodern. It’s a brick-and-mortar gallery type experience in the heart of San Francisco focused on creating gallery quality prints from images provided by walkers-by, or by appointment.
TWiP has been “off the air” for about a year. There are many reasons for this, but the important thing is THE SHOW IS BACK. In this livestreamed presentation, Frederick Van Johnson discusses the past, present and future of your favorite photography podcast.
In this show @Frederick Van Johnson @Steve Brazill and @PhotoJoseph briefly discuss TWiP’s hiatus, then tear into GoPro and the failure of their Karma Drone. Then we’ll discuss low-light photography tips and finally we’ll round things out with a panel discussion around their favorite cameras.
I established TWiP PRO as kind of a “sane respite” from the growing crowd of opinions in the photography industry. Think of it as a kind of exclusive airport lounge. The public areas in most airports are functional, and nice enough for most people – however, some travelers would prefer a more focused experience where they can relax, have fewer people around and actually get some work done.
After its introduction in 2015, Aurora HDR quickly became the world’s ultimate HDR imaging software. And now, Macphun has re-written Aurora from scratch, with new smarter tone-mapping algorithms that produce better and more realistic-looking HDR images – as well as improved image processing to produce cleaner, and more satisfying images.
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On our 500th episode, Frederick shares some important information about the future of TWiP. Plus a special interview with Julianne Skai Arbor aka TreeGirl. TreeGirl has just self-published a coffee table photography book filled with nude self-portraiture of herself posing with some of the most amazing and majestic trees around the world.
Photographer captures images of an un-contacted Amazonian tribe. Magic lantern unlocks your Canon’s hidden powers & 10 things to consider before starting at 365 project.
CES 2017 Kicks off with a plethora of new cameras and gear, and we go deeper into DIY photography with the photo industry’s MacGuyver himself, Tim Engle.
Got a new camera for the holidays? Now What? Plus going full-time as an Instagram photographer and setting photographic goals for 2017.
Marketing campaign targets terrible photographers wanting perfect shots. Photojournalists ask for encrypted cameras and working pros talk about the future of photography.
Adobe updates Lightroom & Camera RAW for iOS and Desktops, Instagram rolls out Live Video to all US users, and is Time Magazine trolling Donald Trump with it’s Person of the Year cover shoot? Plus Holiday gift suggestions for Photographers.
On this week’s show, Pirelli shows the beauty of age with their 2017 calendar. Are photographer’s flocking to Microsoft? And Phase One releases Capture One 10
GoPro lays off 200 employees, Instagram adds live streaming and disappearing photos, and 500px wants to be the Uber for photographers…
Famed vlogger Casey Neistat retires! DJI releases more drones, Google wants to turn your phone into a scanner and Apple’s newest product requires zero electricity!
GoPro recalls its Karma drone. Snapchats’s new Spectacle shades. And Microsoft plans to bring 3D to everyone.
Adobe updates its Creative Cloud apps and announces big changes to their Adobe Stock service. The Cubs win the World Series! But photojournalism coverage of the event lost. And, you may have heard that innocuous webcams were the unwitting tools of the recent massive Internet disruption. Well, it looks like you may have heard wrong!
In this episode I introduce you to a new member of the TWiP family, Federico Chieli to talk about Microsoft’s new Surface Studio PC that wants to kill the iMac. Plus Apple updates the MacBook Pro with a new Touch Bar and Sweden bans drones in public places.
In this episode, the Trump campaign lifts photos from Flickr without permission. Kodak enters the smartphone game, and Nikon goes multi-lens with a computational photography based camera.
Sony’s new 4K Action Cam adds optical image stabilization. Paralympic athletes replaced with able-bodied models in Vogue campaign. Plus a tourist is jailed for flying his drone in Havana.
Serge Ramelli’s course amazingly is included as part of this years 5 Day Deal Complete Photography Bundle. Here’s a sneak peek into his course to give you an idea of what kind of value you’ll be getting.