This Week in Photo

More news from Photokina, Adobe releases CS4, and making movies with the Mark II.

Photokina PR begins, Jill Greenberg plays rough, coffee in your zoom lens, and Canon pulls out the big guns.

A conversation with Arthur Morris, Scott returns from Alaska, and your questions answered.

The Inmates are running the asylum, Adobe teases us with CS4, and the guys take their best shot at a lot of listener questions.

Scott brings in Steve, Ron, and Aaron in to answer some more listener questions.

Photo tours, a lens for you iPhone, and a conversation with David Griffin of National Geographic.

Rumor backlash, wait to buy that camera, and pictures you can feel?

Nikon releases a great camera with a big problem, goggles that take pictures, and Stu Maschwitz from The Orphanage joins us for a geeky discussion about sensors.

Lightroom 2.0 is released, more on picking the right camera and lenses, and do camera bags scream, "Rob me?"

Licensing your photos, the morality of manipulation, and guest Tom Hogarty talks DNG.

Is Photographing your own child illegal? Is Wedding Photography for You? And how can You Protect Your Own Photos Online?

Photoshopping missiles, 50 megapixels and another Nikon?

Nikon releases the D700, neck strap woes, and more listener questions.

Photos that melt in your mouth, not in your hands, picking a good web album, and a new lens or a new flash?

In this video, Scott explains how to get the most from one light in a portrait studio.

Steve Simon makes the trek from New York to San Francisco to talk about selling and publishing your photos.

Alex and Scott bring in Lisa Bettany to join the rest of the crew for this week's show.

In this video, Scott goes over some of the more compact and affordable tripods.

The war on photography, breaking into the business, and Thomas Hawk from zooomr.com

In this video, Alex checks out what Ron has been carrying his camera in.

This week it's all Q and A. We talk about traveling with photo gear, pro lenses and ISO, and Sports Illustrated models hawking G9's.

In this video, Scott goes over the basics of lighting your subject in a studio.

Fred Johnson brings in his D3, Heather Champ discusses Flickr, and four listener questions.

A Photographer fights the law and wins, shooting when it's wet outside, and a conversation with Rick Smolan from the "Day in the Life" Series.

Real Viz puts it into auto, dealing with Sensor Spots, and a conversation with Richard Harrington about Aperture.

In this video, Scott goes over how to convert your photos to black and white in Photoshop.

iPhones infiltrate Flickr, Steve gets caught in a media storm, and a listeners' questions extravaganza.

Plug-ins for Aperture, one last dip into HDRI, and super big prizes for the Flickr contest.

Scott and Fred interview Leo Laporte on his trip to Tasmania.

Alex and Scott bring in legendary magazine photographer Joe McNally to discuss his history in the business and his new book.

In this video, Scott goes over how to build an action in Photoshop.

Scott invites Bill Crow to discuss what some may call the new JPEG - the HD Photo.

In this video, Alex explains what a histogram is and how you can use it to save your photos.

Alex and Scott invite a special guest to share his RAW image expertise.

In the second installment of this two part series about camera supports, Scott goes over ballheads, the monopod, and how to support larger lenses.

Alex and Scott bring in Amazon's Official Photography Columnist Ryan Brenizer to review Nikon's D3.

In the first installment of this two part series about camera supports, Scott goes over tripods, monopods, camera plates, and L-plates.

In this video, Alex runs through the basics of Photoshop's Photomerge.

Alex and Scott bring in Andrew Darlow to discuss printing options for your digital images.

Alex and Scott bring in Steve Simon, Ron Brinkmann, and Fred Johnson to discuss renting lenses, compact flash updates, and what to watch out for when posting personal photos online.

Alex shows how you can get the most out of exposure using Photoshop, Photomatix, and Braketeer to edit HDR images.

Alex and Scott bring back Steve Simon and introduce Ron Brinkmann to discuss what to watch out for while sharpening your images, how to slow down to get the right shot, and stock photography.

Alex and Scott bring back Steve Simon and Joe Lindsay to discuss street shooting rules, the advantages of shooting RAW and to answer listener questions.

Alex gives a visual presentation of how changing your aperture affects your photos in TWiP's first video.

Alex and Scott talk with Steve Simon about Apple's Aperture 2.0, Canon's G9, and shooting in low light.

Scott and Alex bring in Steve Simon and Fred Johnson to discuss newly announced cameras, accessories, and software updates.

Interviews on location at PMA 2008.

Scott and Alex discuss what they're looking forward to in upcoming DSLR releases.

The Launch Episode Live from Macworld