The Digital Photography Show #87: HDR, Photowalking and More with Jeff Revell..

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March 19, 2008 : Today, we talk with uber-enthusiast Jeff Revell about HDR images, photowalking, the newest Nikons, the importance of supporting your local camera store, and a bunch of other interesting and useful stuff.
You can find more Revellian goodness at his […]

The Digital Photography Show #86: A Lot of Stuff You’ll Like from Jobo, X-Rite and XShot.

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March 8, 2008 : Welcome to the eighty sixth episode of The Digital Photography Show!
It was hard to get Michael on the show today - it was a long distance call to heaven, where he is right now, […]

March 6, 2008: Our blogging software shows us the pages that link to this one, and sometimes I click through to see who’s referencing us. While I appreciate all the nice things people say about us (but not the not-nice things; whoever said “any press is good press” had a thicker skin than […]

March 6, 2008: Most new DSLRs now have some kind of Live View feature that lets you compose your picture on the LCD screen. 
Sony’s newest DSLRs, the a300 and its big sibling, the a350, have some advanced technology that makes that process easier, faster and less cumbersome. According to Sony:
When you switch to live view operation, […]

March 3, 2008: A site with which I am not familiar, PhotographyBlog, has the first full review I’ve seen of Nikon’s D60, their new entry-level DSLR.  This is a camera we discussed extensively with Nikon in our interview, live from PMA, on show #83.
The review seems very detailed and accurate. Mark Goldstein gives the Nikon […]

February 29, 2008: Just the other day, a listener asked me how to combine two versions of an image in Photoshop. He wanted to adjust one version for the highlights, another for the shadows, and then use the best of both.
I gave him my advice, which I’m sure wasn’t as succinct or helpful as this tutorial, published in PC […]

February 29, 2008:At PMA, I fell in love with the Sony T300. I talked on air about the super-sleek styling of the camera, that looks like something James Bond would use, only cooler. 
The 3.5 inch touch screen LCD was beautiful and I loved how you could change camera functions - including the focus point - […]