Circuitous Conversations with Bill & Dan

After almost 4 years, Bill & Dan are back to let you know that we’ve launched a new show called Ask Bill & Dan. It’s a call-in Q&A show where we answer listener questions about cameras, lenses, lighting, computers, and almost anything in between. So go subscribe now over at http://www.askbillanddan.com or on iTunes or your latest podcasting app like Overcast for iOS.

Bill and Dan talk karate, audio interfaces, and a circuitous trip through director Tony Scott's movies.

Bill and Dan talk camera repair and what Dan's been up to for the past few weeks.

The boys catch-up with talk about their new computers, Bill's 5D3 image corruption, Dan's experience with the Nikon D800e and why Mac OS chews up gigabytes of space it might not have to.

The boys delve into the Apple announcements at yesterday’s WWDC Keynot. The fancy new Macbook Pro with Retina Display, how Apple screws it’s biggest fans, new features of Mountain Lion and iOS6.

Once again Bill & Dan are live in the same room talking about the new Canon pancake lens, hands-on with the D800, LEDs, and WWDC rumors.

This week, on a very special holiday edition of Circuitous Conversations, Bill & Dan are live in the same room talking about moving around terabytes of data, why finder still sucks after so many years, why Dan's thinking about building a Hackintosh for video conversion and more.

In episode 86 Dan walks us through the job of being a digital imaging tech or DIT, we discuss color grading in video and how it relates to you photography. More about hard drives and USB3 and thunderbolt and how Bill hosed his MacOS install on his main Hackintosh, only to get it back with good backup planning.

Episode 85 has Bill & Dan talking about their memories from 1985, evidence of upcoming Mac hard releases, and a discussion of The Avengers movie by Joss Whedon.

This week's episode is chock full of into about Adobe's new subscription model & copy protection, an update on Bill's new Ivy Bridge hackintosh, the ethics of eBay sniping, and more.