On this episode of TWiP, the winner of our contest is announced! Some technical discussion around Canons 120 Megapixel sensor, Sony releases a trio of new cameras, and the US Government wants you to push more paper.
On this episode of TWiP, iStock photo launches a new design, Photoshop Express for your iPad & iPhone, Canon introduces a new studio camera, and the end of point and shoot cameras?
This week on TWiP – Ron is back from Venezuela, Steve is headed to Hawaii, Joseph is driving cross country, the Ansel Adams Mystery is solved, DSLRs swing and tilt, and special guest Chris Marquardt joins us live to talk backup.
On this episode of TWiP, we discuss the emergence of a “Franken iPhone” camera, a chat about the role presets play in photography, and Skynet (computational photography) comes to point and shoot cameras.
On this week’s episode, Alex, Frederick, and Ray talk about the relationship between Getty Images & Flickr, RC Helicopters equipped with cameras, and Lexar’s Jeff Cable joins the discussion to talk about storage solutions for photographers.
Several states have instituted laws prohibiting people from taking photographs of police officers in the field. What does this mean for the future of photography? Also, BP blocks photographers from photographing the oil spill in the gulf, Apple announces iPhone 4.0, and a discussion with author and photographer David duChemin about eBook publishing.
Sensors – when is small, big enough? Google TV – should photographers care? Adobe’s lens profile creator vs. DxO, and guest host Derrick Story joins in the fray!
In this show we tackle the issue of some new legislation that may require photographers to be punished if they take photos of an illegal act. For example if you happen to take photos of some graffiti, but fail to tell the cops, you might be held complicit in the crime. We debate the topic, and explore the possible ramifications on how photographers work.
It’s all about small, BIG light! Syl Arena is on the show this week to talk about working with small strobes. Steve also returns this week from his world travels which included the Olympics and Paralympics in Vancouver and Gulf Photo Plus in Dubai. Steve noticed a large degree of interest in small strobe lighting.
Scott returns to the podcast this week to discuss NAB. Scott has been busy on a bunch of projects including www.goingpro2010.com and www.creativelive.com as well as speaking at various conferences and photographing birds down in Florida. Scott spent most of his time shooting video so the guys discuss some of the gear Scott was using.
We’re bursting with anticipation as Adobe teases us with a launch date for CS5! Derrick Story joins the show for a chat about the various features in Aperture 3, and he and Frederick compare them with Lightroom 3 beta. And guest Richard Harrington discusses his latest book “From Still to Motion”.
Frederick just returned from WPPI and the group discusses which shows they’ve attended and the differences between the various photography trade shows that take place each year. There are many trade shows to choose from and in this episode you’ll get a clear understanding of what the merits of each are.
Photographing the Olympians. Popular Photography magazine asks “What is a photograph?” Plus a discussion with Syl Arena on big lighting with small speed lights.
This week: Aperture 3 release…ready or not? We dive deep into the new software release and discuss this important new tool from Apple.
This week: The iPad – What’s in it for Photographers? More thoughts on when and when not to shoot, and special guest hosts Rick Sammon and Derrick Story.
This week: A discussion on Haiti from a photographer’s perspective, a Lighting 101 lesson, and an interview with lifestyle photographer Michael Corsentino.
This week: Another Q and A episode and a special interview with Rebekka of Flickr fame.
This week: Tips for Shooting in the Snow, Nikon D3-S Goes into Space, and an exclusive interview with the CMO of LiveBooks, John Philpin.