Yay! We made it to episode 10! To celebrate the achievement we decided to have one of the glitchiest, background noisiest episodes yet. So, um, sorry for that. This week’s panelist were Jessica Dimmock (at least for part of the show) and Jim Vondruska. Our topics this week touched on an update to the Missouri professor who “called for muscle” at a protest to get rid of media, Corbis selling to Visual China Group, Gear Talk about rain hoods and shooting is bad conditions, the importance of pricing your work as a freelancer, and the recent Sports Illustrated layoffs.
Our picks of the week included a 360 video of snowfall, the most powerful photos of the week according to Buzzfeed and a six-part series exploring the testimonies of professional conflict photographers.
Oh, by the way, our contest to give away a camera shaped USB stick is still going because we received no entries last week, not a one. So if you want to enter to win the cool Canon shaped USB stick just e-mail me and answer 5 questions:
- How did you hear about the show?
- What do you like about the show?
- A suggestion for improving the show, or if it’s perfect just let me know.
- Suggest a topic we haven’t discussed.
- Your address so I can send the prize if you win.
Other Links discussed this episode:
Rumors: Nikon D5 firmware update to extend the 4k video recording limit to 30 minutes
"photographer Mathew Brady captured over 7000 photos of the US Civil War (including the portrait of Lincoln that would be used for the $5 bill), which have become the most important visual documentation of the period. He died in debt after the US gov't did not buy his master-copies after the war."
by inphotography
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