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This episode of PhotoGeek’s weekly audio podcast was recorded once again in the offices of Big Trousers. We are a little over file budget tonight due in part to a new piece of software that I won’t bore you with.
Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Tandy, Michael Griffin, and James Bellew.

We start the show with an attempt to condense our 1 hour podcast into 20 seconds for the benefit of Jan Madsen who complained at DPReview that she listened for 60 seconds and all she got was music and intros. We hope this helps…

Phil mentions the dancing at the GWCCI awards that is holding him back tonight.

The referrer response from the item we listed at DPReview was a bit of fun this week.

The Nikon FX format may have a life in lower end Nikon DSLR’s.

Andy Inahtko from the Chicago Sun Times gets a tip about CSSEdit from MacRabbit. Thanks Andy for reading the comment on the beta blog from the photogeek and taking notice.

Michael mentions Adobe Photoshop and the attempt to make it a web publishing platform. We mention Acorn and Pixelmator in relation to OS X core image and core audio technologies.

Truephone demonstrate VOIP on an iPhone.

Griffins Geek Gadgets:
Olympus SP560
Nikon Coolpix series cameras
10 years of IXUS from Canon
Adobe 3D camera Tech
HD VMD enters the market
1 GIG storage 20 years ago.
A re release of the plastic Diana camera.

Cameron makes an appearance and talks about his first few days using the Nikon D3 supplied by Nikon and starts his review of his repaired 1D Mk111 Canon.

UPDATE:
Darren emailed a link to the Galbraith story documenting the problems with the Mk 111.

His OS X 86 project did not go well and we are still waiting.

PhotoGeek of the week is Helen McLean who shoots 50′s glamour and works on it with Illustrator.

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