This Week in Photo

This week on TWiP: Nikon cameras go missing in NYC...the misuse of the term HDR...and special guest Rafael Concepcion of Layers.tv

GPS Image tagging, My camera is better than yours... and a discussion on photographer branding with The Becker...

New Nikon glass rumors, smart clothes that take photos, and a print on demand discussion with special guest star Rick Smolan.

Getting ripped off in NYC, how not to get a photography sponsorship, and an interview with Ralph A. Clevenger.

Canon 5D firmware goes open source, the evolution of Photoshop, and guest host Sara France

Eye-fi goes RAW, guest host Scott Bourne stirs things up a bit, and an interview with Adrian Ziemkowski of Tave Studio Software

Apple updates it's RAW support, Nicole Young joins us as a special co-host, and an interview with Ibarionex Perillo of the Candid Frame podcast.

Canon's 5D gets manual video control, economic slowdown at Nikon, and TWiP goes live, and in living color!.

Pentax adds video and HDR, Lighting in space, and an interview with Mike Seymour from FXPHD.

Canon gets into the oil business, and Aperture/Maperture...also guest Sara France talks about how photographers should establish a social media footprint.

Steve Simon talks Yellowstone...Sony's new panoramic Cybershot...and guest David duChemin talks about his new book "Within the Frame".

Shooting Bison in Yellowstone, is manual mode for real photographers? And ShootQ.com CEO Andrew Niesen talks about taking your life back.

Canon firms up it's firmware, Digital capture? Let's get real! Or can we? And which comes first: skill or artistry?

Gigapan, Nikon unveils a hot new camera body, and an in-depth interview with Australian photographer Philip Andrews.

Nik software releases new plugins for Phoshop Lightroom, Photofocus, and Twiplog.com - can't we all just get along? And special guest Scott Bourne joins in the discussion.

Getty and Time.com are now giving away images, angry villagers chase Google out of town and celebrity wedding photographer Robert Evans talks about his path to success

Wacom and Canon introduce exiting new products, more heated discussion around still and video convergence and an in-depth interview with super-shooter Joe McNally

A sneak peek at Joe McNalley's new book, iPhone 3.0, and a conversation with wedding photographer Gene Higa.

In this video, Alex checks out the huge range of camera cleaning accessories by Dust-Aid at PMA 2009.

In this video, Alex takes an instant panoramic photo with the new Sony HX-1 at PMA 2009.

In this video, Alex investigates the Fuji Finepix Real 3D prototype with stereo lenses at PMA 2009.

Alex finally decides on a camera, Flicker and Getty want your photos, and ton of great listener questions.

In this video, Scott Bourne finds himself trapped in the Gorillapod jungle at PMA 2009.

In this video, Scott Bourne explores the highly anticipated Panasonic GH1 at PMA 2009.

In this video, Scott Bourne visits the ExpoImaging booth at PMA 2009 to discuss their wealth of useful and economical camera accessories.

In this video, Scott Bourne visits the Crumpler booth at PMA 2009 to see their new line of all-in-one laptop and photog bags.

In this video, Scott Bourne talks with CEO Sam Pardue about Lensbaby's exciting new offerings from PMA 2009.

The future of still photography, Alex gives a PMA round-up, and Pictage CEO Jason Kiefer tells photographers to keep their day jobs.

Guest host Scott Bourne, Ritz Camera goes belly-up, and an interview with "What the Duck" creator Aaron Johnson.

Pocket Wizard gets even smarter, Canon announces swank new tilt-shift lenses, and Part 2 of the riveting interview with photographer Rebekka.

Europe takes another step towards outlawing photography, copyright protection on Flickr, and Rebekka discusses narcissism and the self-portrait.

Photographer rights, ISO 12,800, and photographer author Dane Sanders.

Fred brings in Lisa, Ron, Steve, and Aaron to discuss where they present their work.

Shooting Presidential in scare-e-o, pro-photo fashion, and the biggest scam in photography.

Fred takes over the studio. Tethered shooting: What's it good for? And ethics of pixel punishing.

Lisa Bettany, Australia, and handbags.

More on workflow, the guys make some resolutions, and your questions answered.

Alex and the guys discuss how they manage their photography workflows.

Alex and the guys talk news, and the best gifts for photographers.

Alex reunites with the guys as they fire iStock questions at this week's guest Niki Young.

Alex and the guys answer some more listener questions.

Alex and the guys take TWIP International, more Greg Downing, and your questions answered.

A conversation with nature photographer Greg Downing.

Sigma acquires Foveon, Digital Railroad goes off the rails, questions answered and, well, RED.

News papers get a boost, a discussion with Andy Biggs, and more of your questions answered.

A recap of PhotoPlus 2008 with Steve Simon.

Movie gear for film cameras, is the LX 3 skewed? And can you use an iPhone as a light meter?

Losing your gear at the airport, shooting video with a still press pass, and a review of the Sigma 50 1.4 with Ryan Brenizer.

James Nachtwey, The Adobe Foundation, and more of your questions answered.

Scott brings in Andrew Darlow to discuss how to get the most out of your prints.