Hm, this is like multitrack editing in music. Every instrument in its own channel. Sweet.

this looks amazing, but way to expensive for a hobbyist such as me

PRINT your Pixels...............PRINT your pixels.......................PRINT you pixels. The ultimate judge in quality requirements.

ironically you’re sharp but his image is soft ….

Joe: Talks about not being beholden to equipment or a specific brand. Also Joe: "Olympus" tattoo on arm... 🙄

atiba is the man, ask him about 118 boardshop lol

Amazing interview, Joe es awesome. Thank you.

Camera clubs need to admit cell phone shooters, since that's what is used now by 95% of people. In the old days they used brownies, then instamatics and 35mm whilst pros used 4x5 and Hasselblad. Today the phone is the instamatic, the FF digital is the 4x5 or Hasselblad. The clubs didn't restrict their members to MF or LF. So don't restrict cell phone shooters now.

2024 and Olympus is gone to the bankers for a few years of profit followed by liquidation. Cameras are going away like buggy whips, as folks accept lower and lower standards and pay more and more money for same.

All other things being equal ... a larger format camera will always offer better image quality than a smaller format camera. This is true whether you consider film cameras, or digital cameras.

C1 for ipad is for 1 or2 photos , not for a catalog of hundreds of photos unless you have the zillion TB iPad .....

Given TWIP is owned by Flickr, I would treat this accordingly. Flickr is a dead platform. No one is using it in 2024. It's not been updated for years. It's got a lot of potential as a photographer social network, but sadly it has been allowed to wither and die.

Introvert doesn’t mean someone who can’t speak well or isn’t necessarily fun or energetic.

I have a Nikon D7100 with a 10-24mm, Tamron 16-300mm, a 40mm macro, plus a few vintage Vivitar lenses. But I've dipped my toes into micro 4/3 with a Panasonic GX80 and I'm impressed with the images I'm getting as well as how compact and portable the camera is. It's just like having a compact but with interchangeable lenses. I love the 14mm f2.5 and 20mm f1.7, they're both excellent. I can go walkbout with the GX80 without anyone asking me what I'm doing, whereas my DSLR and superzoom would always stand out. The camera also looks good with the 14-140mm which is gives me the perfect travel outfit. I'm adding the Panasonic GF2 soon, which I'll keep in my bag with the 20mm for quick grab shots.

Que tengo que hacer si cuando abro impossible things en lightroom me sala un mensaje de error 053. Como se corrige eso

I bought a Nikon Zfc because ergonomics is exactly like the old school film camera of the day, i can even set ASA and shutter speeds without turning on the camera.

AI metadata tagging and/or automatic image sorting into directories and sub-directories is a good idea, but different people have different ideas about how to sort thing. For instance, if a photo has a human and a dog in front of a car, does it tag it as a car, a human, or a canine? Good AI would be able to identify all 3 elements in such a photo, but an individual users really needs to set priority rules to determine which category wins in a mixed image. You could tag an image with all 3, but to autosort only one could 'win'. I work a lot with audio metadata but am quite ignorant about image metadata; Exiftool seems to be the Gold Standard for image tag ops (like Mp3Tag is for audio files), but Exiftool is a command line application, unlike Mp3Tag (a free German program I highly recommend).

Excellent video with a lot of wisdom.

I think Baldy saved my life, years back. Sorry if i made problems ! And my English.... SkuleFrom Oslo

I've got four Platypod Handles and keep finding new ways to work with them including matching 2 of them with my eXtreme and a ballhead and using it in place of a second full size tripod. Greta as a stand for my time-lapse captures at night.

Thank you Fredrick! What a wonderful interview with Scott Wilson!! He is definitely my favorite Wild horse photo advocacy photographer! He takes fantastic photos, was on the ground daily during the 2021 Sand Wash Basin Roundup! Difficult photos to see and must of been devastating for Scott to watch. That photo advocacy has reached far and wide. Many, many photos embedded in my mind I will never forget. Scott has always, always given back to others in donating to fundraisers, creating fundraisers doing as much as possible for the wild horses and Sanctuaries they have landed safety in to provide for their care. Scott loves the wild horses and people. I cannot praise his name enough for all his acts of kindness and gifts of love. He himself was a warrior battling cancer. He knows what is like to be on the other side where help has stepped in for him. Scott Wilson, you are an amazing man of genuine quality and love. Thank you for all you do and continue to do! In my book, you are the connection to life, and life abundantly. Thank yo so much! Sincerely, Joanna O

$20K in the first year full time is way low estimate. If you work 350 days it’s just $57.14 a day. I think a FT RE photographer would earn much higher.

Great to see you again and hear the continuation of your story.

This is an incredibly powerful and amazing interview that covers the many ways photography can be a positive influence on the things we are passionate about and believe in. Thank you Scott for sharing your amazing journey with so many challenges and wonderful accomplishments.

What a sign off 🙌🏾

This looks like a great event that I will have to go out and visit. Great interview.

Those of the photography family who have had the opportunity to shoot 4x5 inch sheet film in field, and view cameras know that Full Frame is not a "myth" the larger the light capture the more detail and the less grain (in digital world, noise). The size of the sensor may not be a great big issue if most of your photography is electronically displayed, but if you print, and if you sell prints, and in particular LARGE prints (30x40, 40x60,etc,) the size of the sensor can be critical.

Traveling to a different country is not the same as a trip to the zoo, great point about respecting people, establishing a bit of rapport before taking pictures goes a long way.

Another infomercial disguised as an interview. Yeech!

Yes! Frederick and Dr T together!

I'm still very much looking forward to being able to synchronize both ways.

Greetings from South Africa 🤔Remembering listening to TWIP on my iPod back in the day All the Best with the relaunch 💫

That looks like a great event and concept. Very cool. Thanks Frederick.

No Pentax?

Yes, welcome back in rewind'

Thoroughly enjoyed this return to the panel! The interviews are great, but the interaction between the guests is the best part of TWiP! Looking forward to what's to come.

As a long time watcher/listner of This Week in Photo, Behind the Shot, and Lens Shark podcasts, it was great to watch the replay of this episode. The new "round table" format was perfect for this particular topic, and it was great to have the different perspectives of all panel members as they shared their thoughts on the history and future of content creation. Well done, and I'll be encouraging other photographers and friends to give this a watch.

New TWiP watcher here - loved listening in!! Will definitely be around for more!! ✨📸

It’s been since 5th of May2024. that have been trying to contact this week in Photo .I’ve sent 2 emails already. No answer. Basically I bought the wrong tutorial using the link provided. Yes it was my mistake buying the wrong course but i thought that at least i would hear back from them but zero to even acknowledge my email… I’m not sure not to do next i bought a tutorial i did not need for $97 .. yes my mistake but i was thinking that at least they would get back to me ….

Some really good nuggets of wisdom in this show! Art vs documentary journalism, trends and story, dated vs timelessness. One of the biggest takeaways; if you have to explain your picture, you didn't meet your goal. This podcast would be a really good place to start a introduction into photography 101 and the "why" of taking pictures. Very well done! Thank you Steve and Fredrick!

Two GOATs!

Great episodes! The ideas were communicated very well. I can’t help but be enthused about using this technology.

Huge respect for this guy. He seems to have captured the essence of being a photographer, with allowing others to create in ways they choose to. All the while he is maintaining his integrity. Bravo!!

Great job knowing Matt close and personal throught this podcast. Thanks for such agreat interview.

I enjoyed your webinar. I love the tone in your daylight shots. Are you capturing the shots as HDR frames then blending or are you only doing a little blending and not going the whole HDR route?

Great video. I am trying to switch to Lr and leave LrC but it seems that without the ability to use smart previews, the images are largely pixelated briefly on Lr when I use arrow keys to go between photos

I viewed this video because a _just_ bought a Nikon D850, and I was hoping to glean some info on the D850. Looks like that isn't going to happen, I won't be subscribing or giving a TU.

Jeffrey is giving off some serious Jeff Goldblum vibes here!

When I worked in Washington DC, in the 70's and 80's, I took the tour mobile in the cemetery multiple times and they always mentioned Section 27 and William Christman.