This week on TWiP, Flickr revamps and releases new tools for organizing your photos. Plus Camera51 helps users compose the perfect shot & Kodak clinging to a life after film. Plus Books Institute changes ownership – listen to an insightful interview with Brooks’ president Dr. Tim Gramling.
Joe Giordano, Martin Bailey and Jeffrey Totaro join Frederick to discuss about Joe’s treatment at the hands of the Baltimore Police while covering the Freddie Gray riots . Also, is the Apple Watch a photographer’s best friend?Photofocus’ Doug Daulton thinks so.
On this episode of TWiP, Bryan Caporicci & Andy Biggs join Frederick to talk about Lightroom CC. Plus a sneak peek inside Apple’s future iPhone camera.
Google updates it’s mobile photo editing application – Snapseed. Is it the best mobile photo editing app? Plus Lensbaby releases a new manual focus lens and Polarr offers a new online photo editing experience.
On this episode of TWiP, we’re discussing DJI’s new Phantom 3 & Canon’s XC10 camcorder. Plus Apple releases Photos and Linkedin is planning to buy Lynda.com for $1.5 billion.
On this episode of TWiP, Lee Herbet & Martin Bailey join Frederick to discuss Nikon’s latest camera – the Nikon 1 J5 and Novo’s new filters made of Sapphire and Gorilla glass. Plus a round-table discussion on the latest video tools for photographers.
Priime is the latest mobile photo editing kid on the block but is it the best one out there? Plus Arkansas proposes privacy legislation that could kill street photography & Amazon offers unlimited photo storage for just $12 per year.
Can avoiding gear can actually help your photography? Plus Nikon thinks your hot shoe needs sprucing up and are photographers sleepwalking into photography armageddon?
On this episode of TWiP, Doug Kaye & Don Komarechka join Frederick to talk about Apple’s new MacBook and what the new USB Type C port means for photographers. Plus Google launches a new cloud storage solution called Nearline and a new video app called Meerkat allows users to stream video content over Twitter.
This week on TWiP, Google+ announces it’s splitting into Photos & Streams. Profoto announces a new off-camera flash system and Lytro switches focus to virtual reality and video.
It’s a wedding & portrait photographers extravaganza. Several members of the TWiP Army, and some new recruits gather in Las Vegas at the WPPI conference to recap their favorite highlights of the show, and discuss the current state of the wedding photography business.
On this episode of TWiP, Syl Arena and Derrick Story join Frederick to discuss the Ansel Adams act that was recently introduced to Congress. Plus details emerge about the next version of Lightroom, Peter Lik racks up a 1/2 billion in print sales and Adobe Photoshop celebrates it’s 25th birthday.
Welcome to our 400th episode of TWiP! This is a historic show where we’ve assembled an all-star cast of TWiP legends to reminisce about the beginnings of TWiP and to discuss some of the pertinent news this week in the photography world.
This week, Joseph Linaschke, Derrick Story, Don Komarechka and Nicole Young join Frederick to share their first impressions of Apple’s new Photos app. Plus Canon announces two brand new 50 MP dSLRs.
This week, Renee Robyn, Shiv Verma and Ibarionex Perello join Frederick to tackle the hot question… is photography “art”, and are photographers “artists”?
This week on TWiP, a photographer crash lands his DJI Quadcopter on the White House lawn. Plus Sports Illustrated lays off the remainder of it’s staff photographers.
“To inform, excite, educate and inspire photographers and other creative professionals, worldwide.” TWiP Army — THANK YOU! You’ve made these last…
If you don’t want your work stolen…don’t post it online. An Apple patent approval sends GoPro stock sliding. And changes coming to Sony’s PlayMemories Online service are definitely worth a PSA listen.
This week on TWiP, Lucas Passmore and Derrick Story join Frederick to talk about the lacklustre product announcements from CES. Plus a photographer gets sued by a model for inappropriate image use.
This week, Valerie Jardin and Alex Lindsay join Frederick to discuss the future of wearable tech. Plus a French newspaper removes all photographs from it’s publication in support of photojournalism.
This week, Nicole Young and Brian Matiash join Frederick to discuss a journalists take on the world’s most expensive photograph and whether it’s art or not. Plus Nicole gives up on exclusivity with iStock and our panel has their picks of 2014.