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Christian Erhardt, Director Photographic Marketing, Leica Camera USA joins host Scott Sheppard for an in-depth look at the history and product direction of their world renowned Leica brand. Founded as Leitz optics over 100 years ago, Leica made precision microscopes and other instruments before introducing their famous 35mm Leica I in 1925. Leica Cameras are sought after by top photographers and prominents such as; Henri Cartier Bresson, Robert Capa, Elliot Erwit, Queen Elizabeth II, and many others.
Christian also explains the features of their Compact, Rangefinder, and SLR camera bodies and lenses. Leica Camera is so passionate about quality and compatibility that their newest model camera bodies accept their original series lenses, Christian indicates this trend will continue. Hear about their unique upgrade concept for the Leica M8 and other tips on transitioning your film Leica to digital. For more information about their products visit: http://www.leicacamerausa.com
Steve Weinrebe, Photographer/Author, aka “Mr. Photoshop” joins host Scott Sheppard to explain a technique on how to scan your current or legacy film and negatives non-destructively using a Camera RAW format vs. a standard TIFF. To do this, Steve recommends trying a product called VueScan that supports multiple camera raw file types including DNG. Steve also shares some tips about working with your newly scanned image as a Smart Object in Photoshop. For more about Steve Weinrebe visit: http://www.mrphotoshop.com
Anderson Schoenrock, CEO, ScanDigital joins Inside Digital Photo to explain how his ScanDigital photo/film/negative scanning service can easily convert your archive photos into digital images. ScanDigital offers a range of services to help you get your film-based work into your digital workflow providing instant access that can help you repurpose your content and add it to your money-making portfolio. Their facility and production team is located in California and all work is done in the U.S.
For more information and pricing visit: http://www.scandigital.com/ or call them for special quotes and format options to digitize your portfolio.
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Christian Erhardt, Director Photographic Marketing, Leica Camera USA joins host Scott Sheppard for an in-depth look at the history and product direction of their world renowned Leica brand. Founded as Leitz optics over 100 years ago, Leica made precision microscopes and other instruments before introducing their famous 35mm Leica I in 1925. Leica Cameras are sought after by top photographers and prominents such as; Henri Cartier Bresson, Robert Capa, Elliot Erwit, Queen Elizabeth II, and many others. 
Christian also explains the features of their Compact, Rangefinder, and SLR camera bodies and lenses. Leica Camera is so passionate about quality and compatibility that their newest model camera bodies accept their original series lenses, Christian indicates this trend will continue. Hear about their unique upgrade concept for the Leica M8 and other tips on transitioning your film Leica to digital. For more information about their products visit: http://www.leicacamerausa.com
Steve also shares some tips about working with your newly scanned image as a Smart Object in Photoshop. For more about Steve Weinrebe visit: 
