This Week in Photo

A special interview with liveBooks CMO John Philpin. We discuss how his traditionally Flashcentric company is dealing with the recent Adobe vs. Apple controversy.

Sensors...when is small, big enough? GoogleTV...should photographers care? And guest host Derrick Story joins in the fray!

Hasselblad opens the kimono...Paparazzi ethics...oxymoron or polymorons? And special guest host Ray Maxwell.

Photographers to turn tattletales by law...New tech from Adobe...and USA Today's Jefferson Graham joins us.

Adobe ships CS5, HTML 5 vs. Flash which should photographers use and an interview with special guest Victor Cajiao.

Apple and Adobe update their software and a discussion on small strobe photography with Speedliting.com's Syl Arena.

House goes DSLR...ASMP sues Google...and Woopra CEO John P talks SEO for shooters.

The guys discuss NAB with special guest Scott Bourne.

It looks like Adobe's Creative Suite 5 is imminent...Aperture revs...while Lightroom gets less noisy...and an interview with Richard Harrington.

Ron goes to Belize...photographers harassed by the fuzz...and Fred thinks crop sensors are dead...well, eventually.

Deconstructing photography trade shows...how many lenses do you really need...and a neutral density filter love fest.

Is Aperture 64-bit? How do you shoot in low light? And what makes the 50 mm so special?

Alex Lindsay and Ron Brinkmann help outfit your kit for spy photography and traveling light, and Alex finds three ways to make your photos live in 3D.

Alex Lindsay and Ron Brinkmann find the magnetic tripod and precision ball head you've been missing.

Alex Lindsay gets up close and personal with Nikon's point-and-shoot touchscreen controls, a scuba mask video camera, and a lightweight stabilizer you can take anywhere.

Tired of dull blankets and bare walls? Alex Lindsay discovers how to transfer photos onto woven fabric and canvas. He also gets his hands on some modular tripods and a tiny GPS geotagging device for your DSLR.

Alex Lindsay finds a wearable photo printer, a ring light, and a must-have camera strap.

Alex Lindsay scopes out small cameras with big features including slow-motion, weather-proofing, GPS, and Wi-Fi.

Photographing the Olympians. Popular Photography magazine asks "What is a photograph?" Plus a discussion with Syl Arena on big lighting with small speed lights.

Alex Lindsay checks out the latest in 3D, Micro Four Thirds, Panorama, and HD video technology from the show floor at PMA 2010.

Alex, Ron Brinkmann and Joseph Linaschke have their say on PMA.

Aperture 3 release...ready or not? We dive deep into the new software release and discuss this important new tool from Apple.

The dawn of the 500 dollar wedding photographer...right or wrong. Catherine Hall joins the fray...and an interview with superstar wildlife shooter Rick Sammon.

The iPad... What's in it for Photographers? More thoughts on when and when not to shoot... and special guest hosts' Rick Sammon and Derrick Story.

Is face detection racist? 128 Giga-byte compact flash cards...and an interview with safari photographer Andy Biggs.

A discussion on Haiti from a photographer's perspective...a Lighting 101 lesson...and an interview with lifestyle photographer Michael Corsentino.

A wrap-up of CES and some of the cool, photography-related product announcements...an interview with HDR expert Tray Ratcliff...and a special guest host, digital-imaging expert Richard Harrington, joins the fray.

Another Q and A episode...and a special interview with Rebekka of Flickr fame.

The crew chats about some of the biggest, photography-related stories of 2009...and Lisa Bettany of MostlyLisa.com joins in the fray.

Tips for Shooting in the Snow, Nikon D3-S Goes into Space, and an exclusive interview with the CMO of LIveBooks, John Philpin.

Internships, slave labor? Co-host Sara France joins the fray and an interview with nature photographer, Moose Peterson.

Something entirely new, questions and answers, we take on a slew of listener questions and do our best to answer them.

Kids building their own cameras, putting the "D" in ND filter, and Demi Moore loses her torso in Photoshop.

Drobo gets a big 'S', Hasselblad reveals a multi-shot $30,000 camera, and author David duChemin talks about his new book, "Vision Mongers."

Social Media Sites stripping meta-data, SNL goes DSLR and special guests commercial shooter Joey L.

Is a photographer an author? Special guest co-host Joseph Linaschke, guest Trey Ratcliff reveals his amazing 'Stuck in Motion' technique.

Canon Fixes the 7D, We Fixate on Focus, an Interview with iStock Photographer Rich Legg.

Nikon evolves it's flagship camera, is continuous lighting killing the strobe? And guest Chris Orwig talks inspiration and creativity.

Lightroom grows to 3, Photoplus Expo roundup and an inspiring chat with Jeff Schewe.

Canadians invent digital photography, Ralph Lauren creeps us out and despite chainsaws and the angry Skype gods epidsode 111 is about to begin.

Market share wars with Aperture and Lightroom, the French want you to label your photos, and Scott Bourne jumps the broom with Lightroom, sort of.

Frederick sits down with the new Pictage CEO and CMO to discuss how they've been settling into their new roles, the direction they are taking their company, and how things have changed since they've taken the reigns.

Lightroom and Camera Raw get updated. Slideshows, what's the best software for those?, and an interview with Chase Jarvis.

Should you jump to the 7D or Open Source, Don't forget to clone out the birds, your questions and an interview with Katrin Eismann.

This week on the show: An interview with Ron and Tasra Dawson of Dare Dreamer Media.

Snow Leopard in the wild, Canon's 7D specs leaked, and photographer David Tejada.

Strobist photography, the Canon G9 and a great interview with author Jim Heid.

Shooting in ultraviolet, cameras with dueling LCDs, mega, mega pixels...and special guests Andy Ihnatko and Marc Silber.

F1.4 vs. f1.2 lenses...does it really matter? HDR moves to video...and a discussion with Seal photographer Joseph Linaschke.

This week on TWiP: Will you work for peanuts? Can brick and mortar photo stores survive? And can Annie Leibovitz keep her photos?