This week I walk you through everything you need to know to get started with Adobe Lightroom Mobile on the iPad and iPhone. At first glace, you might think that Lightroom Mobile is a bit gimmicky, but it's actually quite powerful, and is an excellent tool for...
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Are You Still in Beta? (Podcast 429)
Lately I've been thinking about where we are on our photographic journeys, and wondering if we ever really come out of beta. They say it takes 10,000 hours to really master something, but does that mean that you have to hide in a closet until you've done your time?...
Selling Fine Art Prints with Art Storefronts (Podcast 428)
Today we're going to look at a new service for selling fine art prints, called Art Storefronts. Art Storefronts have built a ground-breaking system that enables you to set up a store and sell either self-fulfilled print orders, or have the prints created by Art...
Why Switch from JPEG to Raw? (Podcast 427)
When you first get started in digital photography, it's much easier to just leave your camera in JPEG shooting mode. Sooner or later though, most people decide that it's time to switch to raw, and once we switch, we usually wish we'd switched much sooner. Today we're...
Time Management in Dog Years (Podcast 426)
This week we talk about the idea of creating an introduction video for your web site and services, as well as some thoughts on time management mistakes that I sometimes make. Also, some exciting news about a new education platform called The Arcanum, which I've just...
Rolling Fine Art Prints for Shipping (Podcast 425)
I'm often asked how I package fine art prints for shipping to customers, so I've prepared a short video showing the process, and we're going to expand on that a little today in today's Podcast. I'm also going to be giving away the print that you'll see in the video,...
A Beautiful Anarchy with David duChemin (Podcast 424)
Every so often, someone writes a book that changes everything. A book so profound that everyone with a desire to live not only a creative life, but a richer, fuller life, will read. Well, my friend David duChemin has just done that, again. His earlier best-selling...
Why Use the ProPhoto RGB Color Space? (Podcast 423)
I'm often asked which color space to use in Photoshop, and when I tell people that it's best to work in ProPhoto RGB, I hear various reasons why people don't think it's necessary. One of the main ones is the camera's widest color space is Adobe RGB, but that of course...
Nightscape with David Kingham (Podcast 422)
Today I talk with David Kingham, the author of Craft and Vision's latest ebook Nightscape, that is hot of the digital press. David is a landscape photographer currently living a nomadic life traveling the America West specializing in making breathtaking photographs of...
A Bit of a Titanic Mess (Podcast 421)
OK, so just a quick episode this week, because things have gone a bit pear-shaped with my Web site and I don't have the time to do a full episode. I am in the middle of switching Wordpress themes, and despite some initial testing, there are some gaping issues and I'm...
The Craft and Business of Portraiture Printing (Podcast 420)
Today we follow up on the portrait shoot that I did at the end of March, with an episode on how I fulfilled the first print order, including creating various print sizes on roll paper, and we'll also touch on trimming and decurling the prints, and a little reflection...
Manfrotto Expan Drive Background Support System (Podcast 419)
This week we're going to take a look at the very simple but incredibly functional Manfrotto Expan Drive Background Support system, that enables you to set up to three rolls of seamless background paper simultaneously, then raise and lower them as necessary using a...