Chicago Sun Times

[JohnnyRyall]

This should be of interest; Sun Times teaches journalists to use iPhones.


http://modmyi.com/content/11088-chi...-iphone-photography-basics-all-reporters.html

Meanwhile, a laid off photojournalist uses his iPhone to document the aftermath.


http://laidofffromthesuntimes.tumblr.com/

 

[Mackinaw]

Just so you know, there are at least two other threads on this topic that were started last week.

Jim B.

 

[JohnnyRyall]

Well, the day that all of the 'which bag should i buy?', 'do I need a digital rangefinder?', '35 vs 50' style threads get sorted then merged into their respective thread types....

 

[swoop]

I haven't seen that Tumblr but it is interesting.

 

[Lauffray]

Well, the day that all of the 'which bag should i buy?', 'do I need a digital rangefinder?', '35 vs 50' style threads get sorted then merged into their respective thread types....

Don't forget the 'which lens for this trip' 😀

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Just so you know, there are at least two other threads on this topic that were started last week.

Jim B.

The Search function...does negative pressure.

Usually it's best to provide a link to the previous post instead of chiding. Some of us do a search (as futile the RFF Search "function" may be) to avoid double postings, but, like Rumsfeld so dissonantly uttered, "there are things we do not know (...) and we do not know the things we do not know".

 

[Sejanus.Aelianus]

like Rumsfeld so dissonantly uttered

It's always fun, and always correct, to poke fun at the high and mighty but Rumsfeld was simply pointing out the four states of knowledge: what is not known; what one is aware is not known; what one is aware is known; what one knows.

So far as the Sun Times management's knowledge of the importance of photography to their product is concerned, I am inclined to place them in the first category. In a year or two, we'll see if they're right.

 

[Chuck Albertson]

This should be of interest; Sun Times teaches journalists to use iPhones.


http://modmyi.com/content/11088-chi...-iphone-photography-basics-all-reporters.html

Meanwhile, a laid off photojournalist uses his iPhone to document the aftermath.


http://laidofffromthesuntimes.tumblr.com/

It's like their ad says: "Every day, more crappy photos are taken with the iPhone than any other camera."