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We are on a mission this week to study ways in which old photographers can reinvent themselves and become less likely to be put on the scrap heap. At least avoid the $2 photoshoot.

Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Stephen, and James Bellew.

What makes a good image for the professional in various areas of the business.

Cameron Stephen of The Plastic lens gets online to talk about his adventures on the road with a bunch of cameras and an iPhone. He impressed with an image of Kantju Gorge Uluru.

He mentions 3G speed using Optus connection and an application called Beatmaker for the iPhone.

3G speeds on the iPhone may be in part due to carrier and signal strength.

Test my iPhone provide a speed test for 3G and EDGE connections online.

James uses Global Media Pro to by cheaper gear online from Hong Kong.

Phils shops at Borges for Pocket Wizards.

The Nikon D90 is finally outed along with the Canon 50D

PhotoGeek Gadgets

Wireless Power supply
NAS with Blu Ray
Dragon Fly camera mont helicopter
Sony digital picture frame
PicWing picture frame
Recyclable digital cameras

Six Ton walking spider

Geek licence plates

Pic Lens becomes Cool Iris

Woopra for live web stats.

My iPhone application pic is Crazy mouth to keep the kids amused.

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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The big news this week may be a toss up between the release of the Drobo2 and Nikon firmware that fixes more than it promised.

Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Jay Town, with special guest in the studio Saxophonist Leo Dale.

Mac OS Ken quotes from The Herald Sun in reference to Optus-Telstra war of words.

Nikon announce firmware updates to the D300 and D3 that Jay and Cam conclude fixes the flash issues they were having.

Data Robotics release version 2 of the Drobo now with Firewire 800, faster internals and quieter fan.

Hasselblad announce the release of the H3DII-50, a new digital back provides the 50 Megapixel 300Mb image from a Kodak 36x48mm sensor.

Phil bumps into Andrew North, arial photographer from Cloud9. Have a look at some of the images, we will attempt to get Andrew on next week.

On July 11 Tomizone will offer 3 months free WI FI to iPhone and iPod Touch users.

Getty begins the process to license Flickr images.

PhotoGeek Gadgets

The Bubble wrap calendar
Glowing speakers.
Geotag hot shoe unit.
Polaroid portable printer.
16 port USB hub.
Memory bank USB

The possible 400GIG 16 layer super DVD from Pioneer.

New Zealand local to be the first in the world to get an iPhone 3G.

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
Get album now using iTunes

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