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Bill Frakes on Aperture

Inside Aperture Podcast 3

by Andrew Darlow
11/28/2006

Bill Frakes is a versatile pro shooter who is widely known for his Sports Illustrated work. In this podcast interview conducted by Andrew Darlow in New York City, Bill talks about his workflow and how he manages thousands of images using Aperture. (Inside Aperture, Nov. 28, 2006: 24 minutes, 05 seconds).

You can see more of Bill's work at billfrakes.com.

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Andrew Darlow is a writer, photographer, and digital imaging consultant. Over the last 15 years, he has taught thousands of photographers at photo conferences, private workshops, and at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York. He also publishes the Inkjet & Imaging Tips Newsletter, available free to subscribers at www.imagingbuffet.com.

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Sound Quality
2006-11-30 14:31:36 trekkie [Reply | View]

Could you please work someon the sound quality? This was a very difficult podcast to listen too this go round.

Sound Quality
2006-11-30 15:55:24 ImagingBuffet [Reply | View]

Hi trekkie:

Thanks for your comments. We were under less than ideal conditions when recording the segment on location. There was some background noise from an air conditioning unit. We use software to reduce it, but there's always a balance between voice quality and reducing noise.

I really enjoyed having the opportunity to speak with Bill Frakes, and I highly recommend taking a look at his website if you haven't had a chance-I find his work to be really spectacular.

All the best,

Andrew Darlow