Photo Taco Podcast

Jeff Harmon shares his tips on how to choose a photo website hosting provider. iTunes review link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photo-taco-quick-photography/id980781096?mt=2# Facebook Photo Taco Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/phototaco/ Jeff’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/harmon_jeff Jeff’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/jsharmonphotos/ Jeff’s Portfolio: http://jsharmonphot...

Jeff Harmon explains the Smart Previews feature that Adobe put into Lightroom 5 in 2013 and how it can be used to make your culling go 4x faster even if you don't use an external hard drive.

Jeff Harmon answers a listener question about the 3 different post-crop vignette modes in Lightroom. iTunes review link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photo-taco-quick-photography/id980781096?mt=2# Facebook Photo Taco Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/phototaco/ Jeff’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/harmon_jeff Jeff’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/jsharmonphotos/ Jeff’s Portfoli...

Jeff Harmon explains what diffraction is, what it does, and what you can do about it.

Jeff Harmon tackles the question of whether leaving image stabilization on all the time could make your photos not tack sharp.

Jeff Harmon answers a listener question about portrait retouching and offers a tip on something you probably don't know about Lightroom!

Jeff Harmon answers two different and unrelated listener questions about the depth of field (DOF) button on DSLR cameras and what inputs to use connecting a computer to a monitor.

Jeff Harmon answers a question from the podcast Facebook group about TTL and remote controlling the power of flash.

Jeff Harmon answers a listener question about the order of using the various panels in the Lightroom Develop module.

Jeff Harmon explains exposure compensation, what it does, and how to use it.

Jeff Harmon explains histograms and how to use them in photography including what it means to "clip" and "blow out" when taking a photo.

Jeff Harmon outlines the storage workflow he is currently using keep all of his photos online at once in Lightroom and suggests a good strategy for photographers with much bigger disk needs.

Jeff Harmon answers a listener question about in-camera picture profiles (landscape, portrait, etc) and what they are for.

Jeff Harmon answers a question about in-camera white balance, what it is and if you should use it.

Is the old 1/focus length a good rule for getting maximum sharpness, or is it a wives' tale now with digital cameras? Jim Harmer tells you what his testing has shown.

Jeff Harmon tells photographers (in very technical detail) if they should plan to split their Lightroom catalog after putting a large number of photos in there.

Brian McGuckin shares some tips on how to use Periscope as a photographer

Jeff Harmon talks about contrast vs. phase detection and single vs. cross-type focus points.

Guest host Brian McGuckin offers some tips on shooting real estate photography.

Jeff Harmon shares tips on how to get an all white background in a portrait and something that may save you some time with large group portraits indoors.

Jeff Harmon answer a listener question about roundtripping between Lightroom and Photoshop, then finding the image that was edited.

Jeff Harmon shares tips to speed up editing sessions with thousands of photos using presents, copy/paste, sync, and other Lightroom features.

Jeff Harmon explains how lenses behave differently on crop sensor cameras compared to full frame.

Jeff Harmon talks about JPEG compression levels and what photographers should set the "Quality" level to as they export files to JPEG.

Jeff Harmon answers a listener question about metering, metering modes, and when to use each.