The big 200! Here it is. Featuring Geoff Smith, CC Chapman, the Rumor Girls, Andres, a Get-Together, John Arnold, Trucker Tom, Dawn & Drew and a lot of cool listener and viewer provided content.
I’m SOOOOOO proud of you all! *sniff*
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- Andres (Logo Masta)
- 200th Special Edition Mug by Andres
- The original TFTTF Mug by Andres
- The original TFTTF Beanbag by Lee
- Geoff Smith - Musician
- Rumor Girls
- Pictures from the Colchester Zoo Get-Together
- Photowalkthrough - Post processing with John Arnold
- Trucker Tom Podcast
- Dawn and Drew Podcast
- Geekcruises Podcast
- Take Zer0 Podcast
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Tips from the Top Floor, produced by photographer Chris Marquardt, is a free audio and video show about all things photography. Short and sweet with non-techy tips that you can put to use immediately. Covers everything from image composition to post processing. No matter if you use a digital point-and-shoot or an expensive digital SLR. Tips for the beginner as well as the professional photographer.
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CONGRATULATIONS!!
Great episode, Chris! Loved being able to see everyone. That was a LOT of content, hehe
And thanks for the link to our podcast!
wooohooo that was a great episode, lots of memorable moments and cameos, funny quotes to mention from now on. the tfttf universe has just got bigger.
Congrats Chris! Wonderful episode. I really enjoyed it.
Yami.
Contratulations Chris in your 200th show.
Thanks for all your tips about photography and making my day happier.
Cheers from Chile
Juan
Congratulations on the show. Keep it up.
Now, was the vignette piece a joke? I have never heard of doing that. Although some of it seemed to make sense, the rest was hard to swallow. How could anyone use the large oval vignette that he showed? Most lenses, except for the fastest telephotos would stick completely through the hole. Also the comment he made about getting the holes precision cut seemed silly. And finally the small vignettes for thumbnail images is what really suspended all belief.
So what was it? I’m confused and a little surprised that no one else has brought this up yet.
Roger,
YES, by all means, John’s vignette bit was a joke, and he assumed that people would know that by the fact that the vignettes were made out of things like cereal boxes, as well as by Chris’s reactions. (tbh, these things would create very crude vignettes, but it’s not something you’d want to do likely). Ahhh, the British sense of humour….:)
Great Show!!!!!!
Well, I was pretty sure it was a joke but Chris and John were so serious I began to wonder. I thought they would at least have a laugh and explain at the end but they ended as though it was all serious. So I guess I’m a dolt for believing they were serious. The joke is on me.