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Podcast education
Dennis Hissink : June 11th 2010 - 09:55 CET
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 Nik Radio podcast education for enthusiastic photographer : Nik Software announces the launch of its new free educational and photo imaging interest podcast Nik Radio. Created to inspire photographers of all levels, Nik Radio delivers timely educational and inspirational content about the company’s software solutions and services through interviews and on-air lessons. The first episode of the podcast education program is available for download starting today on iTunes and on the Nik Software website at niksoftware.com/radio. “Our free daily online training has proven to be a huge success and yet people still wanted more in addition to training,” said Tony Corbell, Senior Manager of Product Education at Nik Software.
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Download Podcast Education via iTunes
Tony Corbell continues; “We created Nik Radio to give photographers relevant and inspiring educational content to achieve their goals behind the camera and on the computer. By providing an audio podcast, photographers can listen anytime, anywhere.” Nik Radio will broadcast several times a month and is produced by Scott Sheppard, the host of ‘Inside Digital Photo’ who has demonstrated a knack for simplifying even complex content and delivering informative interviews. New and archived versions of Podcast education will be accessible on iTunes as well as from the Nik Software website at niksoftware.com/radio.
Nik Radio broadcast digital imaging tips in upcoming Education Podcast episodes
In upcoming Podcast Education episodes, Nik Radio will provide digital imaging tips and techniques, highlight the work of popular professional photographers, showcase industry events and information, and share insights and the stories behind the most popular images of our time. Early episodes will include conversations with Michael Slater and Ed Sanchez, co-founders of Nik Software, as well as inspiring interviews with award-winning wedding photographers Marcus Bell, Frank Salas, and Yervant, fine art nature photographer Bobbie Goodrich, and Walt Disney World senior photographer Mike Strickland. |
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