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What's in this episode
- Why image quality has suddenly been such a tremendous focus for photographers in the last year
- Color calibrating your monitor for perfect color
- Whether photographers need to use auto focus fine-tune/auto-focus micro adjust
- Troubleshooting advanced sharpness and focus issues
- and more!
Resources mentioned in this episode
- Doodad of the Week: BooksTo.Me, the service by the creators of Pro DPI that allows photographers to get a hard-bound book of their Instagram photos at the end of every month
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Do you not have transcripts of the podcasts anymore? I loved having them visually–not an auditory learner!
I feel like I have had a problem with getting tack sharp focus, particularly on the eyes of portraits when shooting handheld.
The photos I am particularly concerned about can be seen here:
http://stevenjamesmartin.com/people
Thank you for your work and contribution to the profession. I agree with the prior comment – transcripts of the podcasts as provided in the past are much preferred. Thanks for reconsidering.
You were suggesting that people join a Photostock site.
Great idea, I have joined several and they are very critical about your photos, which is a good thing.
Being mainly a club photographer I have found the photos that are not good enough to be judged can make very successful photostock photos.
My IStock ID is PJGCC, if anyone is interested
Another vote for transcripts!
+1 🙂