Comments on: The Digital Photography Show #36: Another contest, color spaces, depth of field preview, and we talk to a listener

By: Travis

Travis — Sat, 03 Feb 2007 05:55:28 +0000

Love, Jebus!

Talk about a hard topic. I’m going to struggle to enter this one, not so much of it going on at my workspace! (Minesite).

By: Steve Howard

Steve Howard — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 17:53:55 +0000

Michael & Scott -
As a new listener after finding your show on Itunes, I wanted to thank you for what you are doing. You help my commute go by faster. I have been an advanced Amateur part time Pro for over 20 years now and moved to digital about 3 years ago with the D100 Nikon, and now with the D200. Primarily Landscape and Stock.

I did want to comment on the color space issue though. Although i basically agree with what the experts say about Adobe RGB over sRGB, and I also read ken Rockwell, a question remains unanswered. If adobe is the flat out best, why to most/all of the online labs like MPIX and others insist on sRGB and not Adobe RGB? In fact some I have seen specifically tell you to convert if you are not in sRGB.

Could make for an interesting podcast dicussion?

Thanks for the great shows.

Steve

By: Brendan Steele

Brendan Steele — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 22:46:55 +0000

Michael & Scott
I am making it a point to write and thank both you guys for such an enjoyable show. I have been (seriously) shooting for the past 4/5 years hoping to break into the professional level of photography. I live in Las Vegas and enjoy plenty of work shooting commercial jobs, however my love is nature and landscape. You both provide me with essential material & information that i find useful on every show. Thats about all. You two ROCK. If you have the opportunity check out the beginer website I just published, I did everything myself and have had quite a few visits. It would mean alot to me to have your guys feedback. http://www.SteeleExposures.com

Thanks, Brendan Steele

By: Bongo Billy

Bongo Billy — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 14:22:42 +0000

Am very very new to SLR’s but to quote Krammer “I am loving every minute of it Jerry”. Very excited about the contest, when I started listening I had mist the first contest. But the show was great on what made the pictures nice. Anyway I have Photoshop CS2 but am overwhelmed climbing the mountain. Listner Mike Despot writes of a dvd from Rick Sammon. Where can I get that and is that good for a green horn like myself. Guys your show is very well thought out and easy listning. Keep up the great job.
Bongo

By: Mike Despot

Mike Despot — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 00:29:21 +0000

Have not listen to #36 as yet, but will very soon. Just wanted to say how helpful I have found the DVD from Rick Sammon. I have only been through through three lessons and already have greatly improved my use of Photoshop. I also have downloaded the trial of DXo, have used it on a few photos and am very likely to make a purchase soon.
I am happy to see you have another contest poted, I will be trying to come up with a photo that I will feel good about entering.
Keep it up, love this podcast!
Mike

By: Preview artWeblog

Preview artWeblog — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 04:55:25 +0000

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