Chris is bringing the legendary Autobahn show back! Simon has a question about Photokina, the biggest photo show in the world, Linda wants to know how to back up her pictures during a workshop and Chris explains why treating your memory cards like film might be a great idea, and after a trip with his kids, Nicholas finds some dust specs on his sensor – and on every single picture.
Links:
- Video: Chris interviews Steven Sasson, the inventor of the digital camera
- Canyonlands Landscape Photography Workshop
- More workshop news
- Blogworld panel: How to effectively podcast to a global audience
- B&H Photo, New York City
- Boss Jock Studio podcast recording app for the iPhone
- Follow Chris on Twitter
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Coming up: workshops with Chris Marquardt
Jan 2013: Snow Monkeys & Hokkaido, Japan (completed)
Aug 2013: Liverpool, UK
Aug 2013: Farnborough, UK (outside London)
Mar 2014: Iceland
May 2014: Mt. Everest
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Bob Shanebrook worked at Eastman Kodak Company for 35 years, he was involved in nearly all aspects of the Kodak black-and-white and professional film business. Find out all the things you always wanted to know as Chris talks to Bob about all aspects of film manufacture.