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David Riecks, Developer, Controlled Vocabulary joins host Scott Sheppard for an in-depth look at keywording and metatagging your images. Controlled Vocabulary is a unique plug-in that makes it easy for you to add pertinant keywords to you image library. Versions are available for Aperture, Lightroom, Bridge and many other cataloging applications. The plug-in contains a list of defined keywords and categories and makes tagging your collection as easy as picking an item from a dashboard list. For more information visit: http://www.controlledvocabulary.com

The McNamara Report on Inside Digital Photo with Michael J. McNamara

This week’s topic: Did Nikon shoot itself in the foot with the D700?
The D700 is priced 2G less than the D3, but why did Nikon introduce it now when the D3 was in such hot demand? There’s not much more that the D3 offers over the D700 for the price, and the D700 is lighter and even has a pop up flash to control wireless SB-800s and the new SB-900. Was Nikon trying to shoot down any remaining sales of the much older, but full-framed Canon 5D? I don’t think so—in fact, I thing the D700 is just a distraction for a big Nikon coming attraction at Photokina in September.

Click here to listen to Nikon’s position on D700 in our recent interview with Steve Heiner.

Photographer, Peter Krogh, joins Inside Digital Photo to give us an update and shares some tips on digital asset management for photographers. Peter wrote the definitive book on this subject "The DAM Book:Digital Asset Management for Photographers". Peter clearly explains the dilemma faced by any digital photographer which is managing the thousands of images which have now replaced the old chrome archives. Peter offers some simple solutions for primary storage and also on the best configurations to manage multiple drives and of course secure backups. For more information about Peter’s work, his book, and many other projects visit: http://www.thedambook.com or http://www.peterkrogh.com

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