One Hot (Snapseed 3.0) and One Not (Sony RX1R III). Out of the blue, Sony announced the RX1R III full frame compact digital camera. At a time when well-heeled portables are popular, you'd think this 61 MP dream machine would be an instant hit. Maybe. And speaking of surprises, how about that Snapseed 3.0 update? Didn't see that one coming either. One of these I'm absolutely thrilled about, and the other has me scratching my head. Find out which is which on today's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show

Great camping gear is not only helpful for your next outdoor photo adventure, but it can also help you survive a climate emergency. I have recently tested some state of the art equipment that can prove most helpful in good times and bad. All of this, and more, on today's TDS Photography Podcast.

On May 12th, I was en route to the TDS Redwoods Photo Workshop based in Klamath, CA. I had the EV ID.4 loaded up, and I was ready for a week of photography adventure. About halfway through my trip north, I had a technological mishap that I'm living with to this day. What happened, and how I'm dealing with it, is the first story in today's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.

Olympus released their first 20MP sensor back in 2016. Since then, their Live MOS or the stacked BSI Live MOS sensors have been inside their Micro Four Thirds cameras. And even though Panasonic has a 25 MP version, OM System has stuck with theirs. Today, you'll discover why. All of this and more on this week's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.

After our fantastic adventure in January, Rob and I decided that we should return to Costa Rica and bring along a few of our photographer friends who want to join us. If you're wondering how this all works, Rob Knight is joining me on the show so we share our thoughts from the last workshop, and explain what we want to do for the next one. All of that, and more, on this week's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.

Today OM System is announcing the Mark II update to its enthusiast OM-5 mirrorless camera. Many of the new features are based on customer feedback from the previous version. On this week's TDS photography podcast, I'll explain those updates plus add a few thoughts of my own. I hope you enjoy the show.

I first learned abut Nik, and his software company Gentlemen Coders, when he released RAW Power, one of my favorite imaging apps. And now with his encore performance, Nitro, I knew we had to get together and talk shop. In this interview you'll learn about his early days at Apple, the genesis of RAW Power, and how it all came together for Nitro. I hope you enjoy the show.

You wouldn't think that photography and podcasting would go together so well. But this week's guests confirm what I already knew: they are beautiful together. We'll hear from Randal Schwartz and Frederick Van, plus a few words from Arron Hockley. Add a dash of camera industry news, and I have a full-bodied episode baked and ready to enjoy. I hope you stick around.

2025 is establishing itself as the year of the creative camera. We started with the Sigma BF, then Fujifilm GFX100RF, and now the Fujifilm X half. Nothing boring in this lot! And whether or not you decide to purchase the new X half, you're bound to appreciate the thought that went in to it. I'll share my highlights in today's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.

The TDS Podcast debuted on Oct. 5, 2005. It was my side hustle. During the weekdays I was an online editor for O'Reilly Media. As part of my job I met interesting people and traveled to fascinating locations. I wanted to share those experiences and build a community of photographers. So at night I worked on my website and recorded those early shows. Fast forward 20 years later to this episode, number 1,000. With a little help from my friends, it's time to tell the story about how we all ended up here, together. I hope you enjoy the show.

Two venerable photo software packages have rolled out new versions. Nik Collection 8 is available for purchase now, and Capture One 16.6 is an open beta that you can test. We'll take a look at the highlight features to help you decide if an upgrade is in your future. Plus, additional industry news, an Inner Circle Bold update, and more. I hope you enjoy the show.

With iPhone photography becoming a bigger part of our overall imaging world, the Photos app also grows in importance because of its tight integration with the iPhone. Many photographers dismiss this free software because they view it as too basic. But in reality, sophisticated technology powers its user-friendly interface. Here's how to tap it. I hope you enjoy the show.

As we stand at May's doorstep, thoughts of outdoor adventure enter our minds. Yes, we want to take pictures. But we also looking forward to enjoying being in nature. And we can do so comfortably with just a few outdoor accessories. And that's what I'm going to share with you today. I hope you enjoy the show.

Daylight is great. The bulk of my photography happens when the sun is shining. That's also true for everyone else, however. So when I want to create something that's unique, and eye-catching, I wait for the sun to dip below the horizon. That's when the drama begins. I share some of my favorite tips for night and twilight photography on this week's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.

I found myself sitting in the atrium of a Hyatt Regency looking up. I started to wonder how things would look if I were up there, looking down. What I discovered is a beautiful subject for abstract photography. I tell the story of how this all worked out on today's TDS Photography Podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.