Andrew Darlow - 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques
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Andrew Darlow, photographer, educator, and digital imaging consultant joins host Scott Sheppard to talk about his new book “301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques: An Essential Printing Resource for Photographers (Digital Process and Print)”. This book is an informative resource on all aspects of digital printmaking and compiles tips and examples on printing your images from over 20 photographers and other artists. Andrew takes the topic from planning for output, image sizing and correction, choosing the right printer and color management system, black and white, choosing a paper, and coating.
He also covers RIPs, applications, presentation, packaging, and framing your images, lighting the final prints, all with step-by-step examples. He discusses everything involved in preparing your work for an exhibition, including building a complimentary website and some marketing tips on how to get an exhibition. He also shares some tips from the book about paper and where to find more information.
He has a complimentary website with free tips and chapters at: http://www.inkjettips.com or you can learn more by listening to his podcast “Imaging Buffet” at http://www.imagingbuffet.com.
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Michael Tapes – Raw Workflow 
Michael Tapes, Owner, www.RawWorkflow.com and the inventor of WhiBal, joins host Scott Sheppard to discuss the importance of white balance and explains how to use WhiBal® their Certified Gray Card for digital camera white balance reference. He also shares some details on his new training DVD “How to Shoot Raw without Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt – Raw without FUD”. Michael shares how necessity for him as an avid digital photographer inspired him to develop WhiBal. WhiBal is a pocketsize tool, that makes perfect white balance easily accessible for anyone. 
Michael is also and expert and advocate of shooting digital photo images using the RAW format. Hear him share some tips on things to consider when shooting RAW and some reasons to consider changing your workflow to RAW format if you are currently shooting JPEG. He discusses some highlights covered in his new training title and some background information on his thoughts behind it’s development. 
