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The 18th episode of EXIF and Beyond has been released.
This episode features an interview with Leila Boujnane, CEO and co-founder of Idée. Discussed is the recent release of Idée’s image search engine TinEye. Although out for only 4 weeks now and in a private Beta, TinEye has captured the attention and imagination of the photographic community. Leila discusses the current capabilities and future direction of this groundbreaking image search engine.
Need an invite to TinEye? I’m happy to share those I have or go directly to TinEye and submit a request.
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EXIF and Beyond: Leila Boujnane
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The 15th episode of EXIF and Beyond has been released.
In this episode “Mastering Digital Panoramic Photography” is discussed. Topics covered include an introduction to the technique, best practices, pitfalls, alternative methods, computer & software tips, and creative vision. This information packed episode will put you on track to master this challenging photographic technique in roughly (30) thirty minutes.
Referenced Articles and Resources:
Mastering Digital Panoramic Photography by Jim M. Goldstein via JMG-Galleries
Breaking the Gigapixel Barrier - Max Lyons
Recommended Panoramic Photography Resources
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EXIF and Beyond: Mastering Digital Panoramic Photography
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Featured Panoramic Photos in this Episode of EXIF and Beyond:
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“4 Corners - Welcome to Colorado”
made From (16) Sixteen Vertical Images (1×16)
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“Last Light On Delicate Arch, Arches National Park”
Made From (6) Six Vertical Images
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“The Beauty of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge”
Made From (10) Ten Vertical Images
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“Bryce Canyon Sunset, Bryce Canyon National Park”
Made from (5) Five Vertical Images
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“100 Caribou”
Made from (21) Twenty One Vertical Images
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“Caribou Pass View To The South Panoramic ” - Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Made From (35) Thirty Five Vertical Images
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“Caribou Pass and Kongakut River Panoramic” - Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Made From (50) Fifty Vertical Images
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“Cable View Panoramic, Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco”
Made From (3) Three Horizontal Images via Tilt Shift Lens
Between the cables is Alcatraz and in the distance is San Francisco more…
“Golden Gate Bridge Panoramic Sunset”
Made From (3) Three Vertical Images via Tilt Shift Lens more…
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“Yosemite Trees”
made From (11) Eleven Vertical Images (1×11)
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Last call for voting on the next EXIF and Beyond podcast episode topic. I’ll be closing out voting at the end of the day today.
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Thanks to Pods In Print a transcript of my EXIF and Beyond podcast interview with Lawrence Lessig is now available and can be read below. I’ve received some great feedback regarding the interview, but I am also aware that listening to the discussion can be challenging due to volume variations, length of the discussion and complexity of the discussion topics. My hope is that the transcript will bring this important discussion on copyrights and Creative Commons to a new audience and make it easier to reference key points for future discussions on this topic.
Thank again to Pods In Print and their selecting this podcast as their Pods In Print Editor’s Pick.
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Jim Goldstein
Hello. I’m Jim Goldstein and welcome to EXIF and Beyond, a podcast dedicated to the forethought, afterthought and everything in between regarding photography.
As photography sharing services such as Flickr expand, popularity of blogging grows, social-networking sites and user-generated content such as YouTube videos become more deeply intertwined in our Internet culture, many photographers are finding themselves at the crossroads of shifting expectations by viewers and publishers alike in regard to online imagery. As these expectations shift, copyright disputes are surfacing at a greater frequency and new licensing tools such as Creative Commons are becoming more widely adopted. Read more… »
The 14th episode of EXIF and Beyond has been released.
Unlike previous episodes a lot of debate and controversy has been swirling within the online photography community and blogosphere in regard to various cases of copyright infringement (see my previous articles Will The Real Flickr Please Stand Up among others) and the use of Creative Commons (Creative Commons: A Great Concept, I’ll Never Employ among others & Black Star Rising’s Why Photographers Hate Creative Commons / Protecting Your Images: The Myth of Creative Commons). As use of Creative Commons grows and copyright infringement cases surface more frequently it’s become clear a lot of the discussion around Creative Commons has become quite polarized and often riddled with inaccuracies. In an effort to keep this debate as accurate as possible I thought it would be beneficial to go straight to the source for the most accurate information about Creative Commons.
This episode features an interview with Stanford Law Professor Lawrence Lessig, co-director of the law school’s Center for Internet and Society, author of “Free Culture: How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity” and founder of Creative Commons. In this conversation Professor Lessig, with a focus on photography, discusses the purpose & objective of Creative Commons, his perspective on copyright law, addresses the question “How if at all the adoption of Creative Commons is hurting photographers? and shares more information about the recently announced CC+ license.
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EXIF and Beyond: Lawrence Lessig Interview
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The 12th and 13th episode of EXIF and Beyond has been released.
These episodes feature an interview with Ken Light, the famous social documentary photographer and professor at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Whether you’re interested in pure photojournalism, street, portrait, event and even nature or landscape photography this interview is one you’ll not want to miss. Discussed in Part I of the interview is how Ken started in this field, the transformation of social documentary photography, and the impact & life of a photo project. Discussed in Part II is Ken’s perspective on the state of photography and issues facing modern photographers.
Note: Referenced in this podcast is a discussion about Ken Light’s photograph of John Kerry and how it was illegally altered and distributed on the Internet. More information on this can be found at Snopes.com
“Photograph shows Senator John Kerry and Jane Fonda sharing a speaker’s platform at an anti-war rally.”
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EXIF and Beyond: Ken Light Interview Part I and II
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November marked the 1 year anniversary of EXIF and Beyond. To commemorate the occasion a short “State of the Podcast” was put together to say, “Thanks!”
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State of the Podcast
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