Tim and Renee chat about the first week of their 2016 Palouse Photo Workshop, and the notion of creating photographic opportunities whenever possible. They then address questions from photographers about neutral density (ND) filter options, color temperature sliders seeming "backwards", whether or not it is important to build custom printer profiles, and how to flip a selection in Photoshop.

Links from this Episode:

Breakthrough Photography filter:
http://timgrey.me/tgtv-bp-nd6

Understanding Color Management video course:
http://timgrey.me/greycolor15

X-Rite ColorMunki Photo:
http://timgrey.me/munkiphoto

Tim Grey's Palouse Photo Workshops:
http://timgrey.com/palouse/

Crop Duster Photo:
https://500px.com/photo/112385163/crop-duster-spraying-in-palouse-by-tim-grey

Tim and Renee chat about the long gap in podcast episodes, and then turn their attention to the remarkable Palouse region of eastern Washington State where this episode was recorded. They then address questions from photographers about the use of image stabilization with a tripod, a mystery about a viewfinder cover, print longevity with matter versus glossy paper, and the risk of image file degradation.

Links from this Episode:

Palouse Photo Workshop:
http://www.timgrey.com/palouse

Tim Grey TV on Viewfinder Cover:
https://youtu.be/OUBqStNRNl8

Deer in the Wheat Field:
https://500px.com/photo/158352533/deer-in-wheat-by-tim-grey

Tim and Renee chat about how great it is to be home after traveling for about four weeks non-stop, and how they are focused on catching up on producing new educational content for photographers. They then address questions from photographers related to transferring photos with the Lightroom app for mobile devices, copying image layers between two photos in Photoshop, back button focus, the order of adjustments for Color Balance, and lens hoods.

Links from this Episode:

Pixology Magazine:
http://pixologymag.com

GreyLearning “Everything” Bundle:
http://timgrey.me/atgpod99

Tim and Renee chat about the concept of a cruise providing something of a "tasting menu" for both travel and photography. They then address questions related to the "as shot" white balance setting, creating an inverted copy of a layer mask in Photoshop, printing iPhone captures, underwater cases for the iPhone, and downloading photos from an iPhone for editing in Photoshop.

Links from this Episode:

Underwater Photo with iPhone:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BAqWy8oJ-a6/?taken-by=timgreyphoto

LifeProof FRE case:
http://amzn.to/1UbMLXo

LifeProof LifeJacket flotation device:
http://amzn.to/1S4BuZU

Ewa-Marine Phone Pouch:
http://amzn.to/1UbNbgp

Tim and Renee chat about their transit through the Panama Canal while teaching on a cruise ship, and the experience of photographing the process. They then address questions from photographers about collections in Lightroom, "flecking" on prints, sharpening workflow, in-camera adjustments to RAW captures, and correcting spelling errors for keywords in Lightroom.

Links from this Episode:

SpotPen: http://timgrey.me/1RgQ1CW

GreyLearning "Everything" Bundle: http://timgrey.me/atgpod99

Tim and Renee are back with the Ask Tim Grey Podcast! In this episode they talk about their long (unplanned) hiatus from the podcast, and how excited they are to be producing new episodes again. They then address questions from photographers about Wacom tablets, renaming individual images in Lightroom, renaming in Adobe Bridge when managing photos in Lightroom, adjusting the size of thumbnails on the Layers panel in Photoshop, and using a laptop as a primary computer.

Links from this Episode:

Wacom Intuos: http://timgrey.me/mediumtab

GreyLearning "Everything" Bundle: http://timgrey.me/atgpod99

Tim and Renee welcome listeners back to the long-awaited Ask Tim Grey Podcast, and talk about how Tim thinks the Space Needle in Seattle is often photographed incorrectly. They then address questions from photographers about the new Dehaze adjustment in Lightroom, accessing the "Hand" tool in Lightroom, the fact that the Dehaze adjustment is only available in the Creative Cloud version of Lightroom, file size concerns for images to be published to a blog, and working around the lack of a GPS receiver in a digital SLR.

Links from this Episode:

Tim Grey's Presentation at PIX2015:
https://youtu.be/WOVL9zEeOO8

GreyLearning Bundle:
http://greylearning.com/subscribe.html

"Cleaning Up Your Mess in Lightroom" Course:
http://greylearning.usefedora.com/courses/lrcc-06

Space Needle at Night by Tim Grey:
https://500px.com/photo/99361813/seattle-skyline-from-kerry-park-by-tim-grey

Space Needle in Fog by Tim Grey:
https://500px.com/photo/124484081/space-needle-in-fog-by-tim-grey

Tim and Renee talk about how exhausing a photography workshop can be, explaining why there were only three questions this week for the Ask Tim Grey eNewsletter. They then address (only three!) questions from photographers about where to store your Lightroom catalog while traveling, creating a JPEG image when sending a photo from Lightroom to Photoshop, and what is causing bright "orbs" in images that include the sun.

Links from this Episode:

Palouse Photo Workshop:
http://timgrey.com/palouse/

Tim’s Photo “Sunrise in the Palouse”:
https://500px.com/photo/111950955/sunrise-in-the-palouse-by-tim-grey

GreyLearning Bundle:
http://greylearning.com

Pixology Magazine:
http://pixologymag.com

Tim and Renee chat about conditions in the Palouse region of eastern Washington State that are dramatically different from what would be normal this time of year, and how that will impact their photo workshops. They then address questions from photographers about creating printer profiles, upgrading to a larger hard drive for storing photos, creating vertical text in Photoshop, consolidating photos from two smaller hard drives to one larger hard drive, and managing captures for time-lapse sequences.

Links from this Episode:

Palouse Photo Workshop:
http://timgrey.com/palouse/

X-Rite ColorMunki Photo:
http://timgrey.me/munkiphoto

GreyLearning Bundle:
http://greylearning.com/subscribe.html

Pixology Magazine:
http://pixologymag.com

Tim and Renee chat about scouting in the Palouse, and the notion (and challenge!) of gaining knowledge about an area you'll be photographing. They then address questions from photographers about easily importing to a specific folder in Lightroom, using a hard-edged brush for painting on a layer mask in Photoshop, using a selection to protect an area of a layer mask in Photoshop, blurring a background within a photo, and recommendations for hardware to calibrate a monitor display and profile a printer.

Links from this Episode:

X-Rite ColorMunki:
http://timgrey.me/munkidisplay

X-Rite i1Display Pro:
http://timgrey.me/proi1display

DataColor Spyder5EXPRESS:
http://timgrey.me/spyder5x

GreyLearning Bundle:
http://greylearning.com/subscribe.html

Pixology Magazine:
http://pixologymag.com