Update on Project Lemonade Webinar Series

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I hope everyone is doing well wherever you are with everything that is going on worldwide.

As you may recall about a month ago Digital Transitions began its Project Lemonade Webinar series to provide our community with something to help pass the time and as a side benefit of it was learning and also 'virtually socializing' with others that enjoy similar interests.

We are happy to report that the response has been overwhelming excellent and we have a upcoming roster of additional webinars that are scheduled through May so far and all of our past ones are available to review at your connivence.

Stay safe and well everyone.

Lance


Partial Listing of Upcoming Webinars:

Friday April, 17
SPECIAL GUEST: Jeffrey Totaro – Architectural Capture One Workflow (including reasons he has been using Phase One since 2003)
In this webinar, architectural photographer Jeffrey Totaro will explain how he sets up Capture One for tethered capture on location and also for final editing in the studio. He will review many of the customization features for the Capture One interface and which to use on location vs in the studio. Jeffrey will then show you several of Capture One’s most useful tools for architectural photography including Keystone, Color Editor and Normalize. Jeffrey has been a Phase One and Capture One user since 2004.
Tuesday April, 21
20 Tips for Capture One 20
Tuesday April, 28
SPECIAL GUEST: Lau Nogaard (Phase One) Past, Present, & Future of Phase One
As the Chief Visionary Officer for Phase One, Lau will cover three behind the scenes stories that help explain how Phase One sees itself, how it deals with both success and failure, and where it sees photography going. These three stories all share a theme of creative destruction, of revolutionary, rather than incremental, improvements.

o The IQ1: Throwing out a Decade of Work: Until recently, every Phase One back from shared one platform; then suddenly, with the Phase One IQ1 all of that design and code was thrown aside and an entirely new platform developed from scratch. Why did Phase One do that? What benefits did it provide and what challenges did it impose?

o The XF, Building a Body from the Ground Up: After years of using incrementally improved Mamiya bodies, Phase One leapt into making it's own modern body from the ground up. Lau will pull back the curtain on why that decision was made, the challenges along the way, and why he thinks it was all worth it.

o The Infinity Platform: The IQ3 100mp was the most successful product Phase One had ever shipped (up to that point). So why did Phase One can the entire platform, and opt to start from a blank sheet of paper to create the IQ4? What are the upsides and downsides of that decision, and how is Phase One grappling with the challenges of, yet again, starting from scratch?

Past Webinars for you to review:
PHASE ONE IQ4 150 MP AND XF DEMONSTRATION
HOW TO CLEAN YOUR DIGITAL BACK
SPECIAL GUEST ADAM ELSTEIN – TECH CAMERAS 101
SPECIAL GUEST: PHASE ONE’S LAU NØRGAARD– MAXIMIZING DYNAMIC RANGE
SPECIAL GUEST: NatGeo’s Julie McVey – Film Digitization and ICC Profiles: Imaging Kodachrome and Ektachrome
SPECIAL GUEST: Keith Major – Lens Selection for Beauty Photography
Workflow Secrets from a Capture One Master
Creating ICC Profiles with Color Targets

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Today Tuesday May, 12 @ 2:30pm EST we have SPECIAL GUEST: Peter Steinhauer speaking about the The Versatility of the Phase One Digital Photography Platform.
He will be sharing his work and speaking about his experiences with the XT/IQ4 and also Film Scanning with the DT Atom/Rcam/IQ4-150.
Link to registration

Archives for past Webinars and Future Schedule can be found here

Lance