New Focus Ring Podcast | Meet the GIMP

January 5th, 2009 by Rolf

This episode of the Photocast Network – Focus Ring Podcast features Jeff Curto (Camera Position and the History of Photography podcasts), Martin Bailey (Martin Bailey Photoraphy podcast), Ibarionex Perello (The Candid Frame: A Photography podcast) and Benoit Marchal (Declencheur podcast). They gather to discuss finding a working digital workflow, the importance of the awareness of light and a tie in to great literature, embracing challenges and the use of a camera’s LiveView functionality.

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