Pocket Ultrascope by Blackmagic Design - First Look
I finally got the Blackmagic Design Pocket Ultrascope to work! This is a first look video; I'll come back again after I'd had more time with it.
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When Clients Go Bad / Dealing with Unhappy Customers
Sometimes shooting for a client doesn't quite turn out as expected and the relationship sours. Here's a story, and some advice on what to do and not to do!
PLŌTAGRAPH Pro, Basics
Live Training Session 800
Want to make your photos come to life? PLŌTAGRAPH Pro is an incredible app that does something crazy… it animates your still photos into movies!
Duration: 00:31 hr
Included with membership
WiFi Camera Control on LUMIX Cameras
If you've ever wondered what WiFi remote control on a mirrorless camera looks like, wonder no more!
Photo Critique for Young Indian Photographer @kcir_semirg
Young photo enthusiast @kcir_semirg from India reached out on Twitter after watching my Lynda Photo 101 course (smart lad) and asked for a photo critique!
Goodbye, Photo Moments on the podcast!
Keeping PhotoJoseph’s Photo Moment on the podcast just isn't a viable option anymore. It's too much additional work adding it here as well as to YouTube. I know some of you rely on the podcast version, but sadly I have to ask you to please subscribe on YouTube. The video explains more!
ON1 Photo RAW; First Look
Live Training Session 700
Watch for free! ON1 has released it's long-awaited RAW processor, ON1 Photo RAW. In this “first look” video, we approach it with fresh eyes—but is it ready for prime time?
Duration: 01:00 hr
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What’s in the Briefcase? A Trip down Memory Lane…
What's in this briefcase? Memories, that's what… let's have a look.
Epiphan Webcaster X1 Firmware Update… Does It Work Now?
Epiphan recently released an update for the Webcaster X1. The problems it had before were… unforgivable. But now are they addressed fully? Let's find out in this LIVE test!
Switching to Micro Four Thirds; the Commercial Shoot That Convinced Me
This is the story of how I switched to Micro Four Thirds for all of my work.