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LightSource Photography Podcast E027 - Dylan Borgman
In this episode, Bill and Ed talk with commercial photographer's assistant Dylan Borgman. Dylan talks about being a professional assistant in a digital industry.
Hosts:
Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr)
Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr)
Special Guest:
Dylan Borgman, commercial photographer's assistant.
Dylan is a professional photographer's assistant and a digital technician from Los Angeles.
View Dylan's web site at: http://homepage.mac.com/dylanborgman/
View Dylan's blog at: http://laphotoassistant.blogspot.com
LightSource Episode 27 (Interview Series) [47:02 minutes]
Download the show: LightSource027 [21.6 Mb]
Ed and Bill discuss:
Bill and Ed's review of the Photoflex First Studio Portrait Kit
LightSource flickr group activity
Logitech nuLOOQ
Alien Bees wireless flash trigger
Balancesmarter digital white balancer
Tea light photo holder (Photojojo)
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Special Guest Dylan Borgman discusses:
Getting started in photography
Getting work as an assistant
A photographers assistant portfolio
What makes a good assistant
What's in an assistants bag
Working on the The Legacy Photoproject
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November 13th, 2006 at 12:06 pm
I was just looking at the NuLoooq Do you like the software? I have a nostromo n52 that I've been using, but it only has shortcuts for ACR and the software is limited for mac (doens't have program aware shortcuts) but a left hand defice is needed for speed - with the tablet on the right.
November 13th, 2006 at 12:14 pm
Oh, wait - did you guys see the several different suppliers for florescent light sources? I thought that the ones that wrapped up were pretty slick, but I'd want to hear a review of them before i tried it.