A Look Inside 500px
In this interview I set down with Andy Yang, CEO of the popular photography sharing site 500px.com.
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TWiP 493: What’s Next for GoPro?
GoPro lays off 200 employees, Instagram adds live streaming and disappearing photos, and 500px wants to be the Uber for photographers…
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TWiP 473: Fujifilm X-T2 – Evolution of a Good Thing
Fujifilm is at it again, this time they’ve released the successor to their wildly popular XT1 mirrorless camera, the XT2. There are a number of refinements on this new body, and one of the big ones is that it features full 4K video!
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TWiP 435 – Straight Outta Washington
A new registry for Drones is coming. How will this affect photographers? Plus Adobe apologizes & reverses course on changes to it’s import module in Lightroom.
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TWiP 362 – GoPro Goes IPO
This week on TWiP, GoPro goes IPO, 500px Prime rolls out the ability to search for images by gender affinity, and the F.C.C. backs fast lanes for web traffic. Plus an interview with Google’s Brian Matiash.
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TWiP 351 – Stock! In the Name of Love
This week on TWiP, Getty Images makes much of it’s portfolio free to use, a photographer makes $15K in one day on Instagram, iStock photo introduces a subscription model, & 500px Prime goes live. Plus an Interview with Sports Illustrated photographer Peter Read Miller.
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TWiP #308 – Flickr, 500px and Google+
This Week on TWiP, Flickr rolls out a controversial refresh, Google+ streamlines its UI, adds Snapseed integration and upgrades its Android App. Plus our listener Q&A and Picks of the Week. And the show wraps up as Frederick sits down with 500px’s Evgeny Tchebotarev.
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TWiP #284 – Photo Ethics, Facebook and Street Photography
This week on TWiP, photo ethics in the Big Apple – two very different photo tales from NYC. Facebook and Eye-Fi unveil new cloud services. Black Eyed Peas’ frontman Will.i.am’s iPhone mod. And an interview with street photographer James Maher.
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TWiP #243 – Nokia, 500px, and Flickr
This week on TWiP: Nokia throws down the 41 megapixel gauntlet, 500px and Flickr get make-overs, and Arizona wants to legislate Photoshopped images.
