On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Darlene Hildebrandt joins the conversation to discuss a Kickstarter campaign that allows you to use a digital back on many 35mm film cameras (and it doesn’t break the bank), what innovations might be possible now that Google has open-sourced its pixel-by-pixel object recognition software, and what is quickly approaching from RED – and a little hint that should make photographers and cinematographers pay attention. Give it a listen!
Story 1: ‘I’m Back’ digital back for analog SLRs successfully returns to Kickstarter (via DPReview)
Story 2: Semantic Image Segmentation with DeepLab in TensorFlow (via Google Research Blog)
Story 3: HYDROGEN hints… (via reduser.net forums)
Picks of the Week:
Don: Panasonic Lumix GX9
Darlene: Fuji X100f
Photo judged as “unaccepted” in the PPOC National Image Salon:
Image taken with the GX9 that was exhibited and sold in the Image City Photography Gallery:
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I enjoyed this episode. If you enjoy stereophotography I supposed you know this, but if your readers don’t, iI wanted to mention Brian May (guitarist for Queen, among other things). He has been into this for some time and has several books out featuring stereographs.
Thanks for the compliments here Lisa! I would LOVE to get Dr. Brian May on my podcast Inside the Lens for a deep dive into stereoscopic photography – I have his OWL viewers and have seen some of his other work in the area as well. If you know a way of getting in touch with him, please let me know! 🙂