Like fine wine, a new version of FotoQuote has been highly anticipated, but Cradoc, the programs’ creator, on the verge of releasing the software last year, opted to do more research and has finally released the fruits of that labor, in FotoQuote 6. (Click images to see larger)Now with 304 categories, meticulously researched, this software, … Read more
When I find programs that I think are worthwhile, I send them your direction, and such is the case with Pricing and Negotiating, ASMP’s program featuring Susan Carr on pricing, and Blake Discher on negotiating. While the schedule of where they will be can be found here, next weekend – May 30th, they will be … Read more
Zackary Canepari has a pretty big problem. At the ripe old age of 30 or so, he is likely now persona non-grata at the New York Times, and his journalistic ethics will also likely give other editorial publications pause to hire him.PDNPulse first reported, in New York Times Withdraws Posed News Photo (5/19/08), about the … Read more
The Smithsonian is responsible for a lot of amazing things. This year, they’re responsible for one thing that is, frankly, an abomination – the devaluation of intellectual property – at the annual 2009 Folklife Festival.A call when out recently, which read, in part:We are specifically looking for volunteers with experience in audio, video, and photo … Read more
It’s been some time since we’ve done Speedlinks, so I thought I’d compile several that I thought note-worthy, and I’ll add in a bit of commentary to each, so, enjoy today’s speedlinks.Awkward Family Photos – This site is not only good for a barrel full of laughs, it is also a variation on the website … Read more
It’s 9pm on a Monday. My Office Manager and Post Production Manager, and intern have all been long gone. At 7pm, my phone rang. It seems a major public relations firm, which had originally thought they could just snap some photos of attendees at a Senate hearing with their office digital camera. Then, they scrambled … Read more
Converting your analog images to digital is a time-consuming process. From first-hand experience, I can tell you how much time and energy it takes. Over the past decade, I have migrated all of my best images from analog to digital, and that process has been completed. It was completed at a huge economic cost in … Read more
Ever wonder how it’s possible to digitize books by the thousands? Who’s turning all those pages? Well, wonder no more, as here’s the answer – a neat little contraption with two Canon EOS cameras, and a vacuum that automatically turns the page after a high resolution image is made of each page. We recently had … Read more
Get ’em while they’re hot! Peter Krogh’s The DAM Book, Second Edition is now out!Peter’s First Edition is great, and I strongly recommended it in my book. Now, he’s updated it (the First Edition was from 2005!) and he includes all sorts of pointers for the latest Lightroom and Photoshop workflow solutions. It’s the best … Read more
Below is a nice piece on Pete and the work he is doing documenting history in the making. Embedded content archived.(Comments, if any, after the Jump)Please post your comments by clicking the link below. If you’ve got questions, please pose them in our Photo Business Forum Flickr Group Discussion Threads.
