Agitate Podcast

Another week and another Weekly Dose of Chris and Rob. Chris has a cold, so don't get too close to your screen because he coughs through most of the podcast. Rob talks about crazy Covid Texas weddings and Chris tells us about book binding, ethics and Trent Parke.

This week Chris talks more about Photoworks and their "Festival in a Box" and Rob tells us that his friends in New Zealand, Narrative Software have some competition from Cull AI.

This week Chris and Rob tackle the ongoing debate of "tid bit" and "tit bit" and finish it once and for all. We also talk about the Utah monolith, public art, Sony's patenting for 2 new cameras, Photoworks and becoming a member.

Rant and Cursing Warning - there is a fair bit of banter and curse words.

This week Chris and Rob talk about Narrative's Select and the Sony raw work around, Freckle, Apple's M1, the new Miops trigger, Samantha Johnston, Milo Lethorn and Manon Ouimet.

Rant and Cursing Warning - there is a fair bit of banter and curse words.

This week Chris and Rob discuss some amazing photographers, copyright issues and Facebook lawsuits.

This week reliable Rob and Covid Chris talk about Profoto, Mimi Plumb's California, Hideka Tonomura, Michaela Skovranova and Noel Bowler's latest book "Above the Fold".

This week reliable Rob and Covid Chris talk about the Narrative "Select" program again, along with a mini review of Narrative's Select software (Beta), Kodak's Professional Select software(they had to just one up them on the name), Ken O'Halloran, Jill Quigley and the amzing new camera from ORcam, the MyEye.

Rob and Chris chat about Chris' recent brush with Covid, Adobe, Narrative's new Select software, the Nearest Truth and Point 51 Magazine among other things. Again, these are things that we feel are newsworthy and bring them to you.

Chris and Rob talk about auditioning for Eurovision even though Rob has no clue besides ABBA any one who has been on it. Otherwise, they talk about the photo news that actually means something to them.

Rob and Chris rattle off their thoughts on this week's photography news, only the news they feel is worth talking about.