Over this past weekend we where able to sit down with Randy Jay Braun a photographer out of the state of Hawaii in which we are all jealous about. Besides talking about his love of Photography, he goes into how mobile phones will be the future. As well as how they might one day take over DSLR’s.
Post originally was posted on Colby Brown Photography and was given permission to repost here.
Quick recap for those who don’t know who Colby Brown is and why his opinion matters to us. We originally did a Spot Light article over on TheDroidGuy on not only who he is, but how Android and photography are coming together. Since than he has absolutely blown up on Google+ as he had just over 16,000 followers, and as of this post now has over 700,000 followers. Here is a snip of who he is…
I am a full time professional photographer and photo educator that specializes in landscape, travel and humanitarian photography. I have the privilege of working in some of the most beautiful locations around the globe as well as with organizations such as National Geographic and The Sierra Club from time to time.
Here is his Top 20 Android Application for Photographers, in no particular order.
While at CES waiting for someone with either the PR company for Tiffen, or someone from the company to step up since Anya never showed up or call/text/email to let me know she was running late, we went right to Vanguard to demo and find out more about their products. We where able to sit down with Jody from Vanguard about one their latest Tripods, this one being Abel.
With its legs adjust to 25, 50 and 80-degree angles with an ergonomic release button near the top extending could never be easier. With support for cameras with large zoom lenses the ability to take those photos from far without having to worry about disturbing what you are viewing. As well as with having a magnesium die-cast construction worrying about your Tripod breaking is a thing of the past.
Nick Tippmann