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Andreas Meyer, Founder & Managing Director, Fotocommunity joins host Scott Sheppard for some history and features of Europe’s largest and most popular photography community websites, with over 770,000 global users. Fotocommunity, unlike Flickr and other photo sharing sites caters to the professional and serious amateur photographer with social networking features, forums, meetings, and contests designed to create an open dialogue and feedback among the members.
Soon to be expanding it’s user base in the U.S. with additional contests and meetup group workshops this site is definitely worth taking a tour of. To sign up for a free membership visit: http://www.fotocommunity.com/
Lance Schad, Sales Manager, Capture Integration joins Inside Digital Photo to share some tips about medium-format photography gear. Capture Integration is the nation’s leading systems integrator for medium format digital photography solutions. Lance explains some of the technical benefits of shooting with a medium format, such as a Phase One system in addition to providing tips about using digital backs with your existing lens bodies.
He also suggests some entry level options for photographers wishing to get into medium-format imaging. For more information and to see their full line of product solutions, visit: http://captureintegration.com/
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Kayce Baker, Director of Field/Trade Marketing, Professional Markets, Fujifilm U.S.A., Inc. joins host Scott Sheppard to discuss film, hybrid workflows, transitioning from film to digital, what you can do with film that cannot be done digitally, dynamic ranges of media, and overall tips on how to incorporate a film element into your digital workflow. Although every photographer has digital photography on their mind, statistics prove that over 70% of photographers still shoot film over digital in their every day workflow. 
Kayce, an avid photographer whose outstanding snowboard images have been featured in several publications, discusses the issues and benefits of using a hybrid workflow which often saves a lot of time since having your film developed in a professional lab provides not only a hard copy proof, negatives for archiving, and high-resolution digital images on a CD. Scott and Kayce also discuss some details and differences between an image captured on film vs. digitally.
