ACTIONRUNNER 3.0
This summer I traveled to Tanzania with my good friend Jim Davis-HIcks, the Founder of Thirst Relief.
While in Tanzania Jim told me about a new product he and his team developed to help speed his workflow.
Being stuck behind a computer was not an option so He created this sick little tool with BIG results.
ActionRunner 3.0 comes ready equipped to:
1. Completely Automate your Photoshop Actions.
2. Run Simultaneous Multi-Batch Actions with Unlimited Images.
3. Use your actions or anybody else's only faster.
4. Save time and money with a simple drag, drop interface.
5. Step away from the computer while ActionRunner is working for you.
6. Speed even your hand touch images with it's built in AutoLoader.
ActionRunner is pretty sick! If you like photoshop actions then you'll LOVE ActionRunner.
ActionRunner 3.0 is simply the fastest way to run photoshop actions.
Give it a free test run at www.actionrunner.com
This summer I traveled to Tanzania with my good friend Jim Davis-HIcks, the Founder of Thirst Relief.While in Tanzania Jim told me about a new product he and his team developed to help speed his workflow.
Being stuck behind a computer was not an option so He created this sick little tool with BIG results.
ActionRunner 3.0 comes ready equipped to:
1. Completely Automate your Photoshop Actions.
2. Run Simultaneous Multi-Batch Actions with Unlimited Images.
3. Use your actions or anybody else's only faster.
4. Save time and money with a simple drag, drop interface.
5. Step away from the computer while ActionRunner is working for you.
6. Speed even your hand touch images with it's built in AutoLoader.
ActionRunner is pretty sick! If you like photoshop actions then you'll LOVE ActionRunner.
ActionRunner 3.0 is simply the fastest way to run photoshop actions.
Give it a free test run at www.actionrunner.com
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Prophotohub & David & Luke Edmonson interview !!
B-DAY 07/28/1951- David 06/27/1975 - Luke
B-DAY 07/28/1951- David 06/27/1975 - Luke
1) PPH: Where is home ??
E: Plano, TX
2) PPH: How long have you been shooting ??
E: David 36 years, Luke 12 years professionally but grew up in my father's studio
3) PPH: What camera gear do you use / and what's your favorite lens ??
E: We have always been a Nikon family. We have an arsenal of equipment but in our day-to-day activities we typically shoot with Nikon D3 and D3x's - David loves the 70-200 VR II and Luke loves the 200 2.0 & 85 1.4.
4) PPH: Do you have a memorable wedding photography moment ??
E: Luke - Couple things come to mind - one was the 13 year old brother of the bride who thought it would be "guy funny" to give his sister a Nascar or World Series win champagne bath right after she made her entrance to the reception...She hasn't even been able to have her first dance, cake cutting or anything and here she is sticky, dripping wet, hair falling, make-up running with a mixture of shock and horror on her face. Her mother told her it was quite alright to "kill him." =)
Another was when we were in New Delhi, India and my "personal driver" decided to take another gig (even though he had been paid to drive only us that week) and kept claiming he would be there in 5 minutes. I had been told that it can take from 30 minutes to 2 hours to get to the outskirts of the city, where the groom's house was. As a final resort I hopped in a taxi - of course the cellphone batter was on it's last leg and the driver only had an opportunity to hear the groom's address once before the battery died. Thank goodness that after the mad dash drive - the drums for the groom's ceremony had started and guided us in to the exact right house!
David - The Mission Impossible stunt double that delivered the groom rappelling from the helicopter was definitely a dramatic entrance that stands out. And the THREE Sylvia Weinstock 20 foot cake creations they had definitely "took the cake" so speak!
5) PPH: First car? Today's car? What do you want in the future ??
E: Luke - My first car was my father's 1973 MG-BGT that we worked on together to get back up and running...I've had my Jeep Wrangler for forever now - and I'm just as in love with it today as the day I got it - it's a fun club to be a member of. Future car? Something that that includes seat warmers as a sweet gift to my fiancee.
David - First car was a VW Bug with mag pipes, today it's a 5-series BMW that was a gift from my children. Future car? BATMOBILE!
6) PPH: Is there anyone else in the "biz" you enjoy shooting with? why? who would you like to shoot with ??
E: We enjoyed having Mike Colon join us for a big wedding here in Dallas. And it was fun to give back and shoot his former assistant, Rosanna's wedding last year in Georgia. Since Jerry Ghionis doesn't shoot his weddings with another photographer, Luke went with the next best thing and is really looking forward to having him shoot his wedding in April!
7) PPH: Where would you like to shoot that you haven't yet ??
E: Luke - I'd love to shoot a wedding in Morocco - been to Senegal before and fell in love with Western Africa!
David - Glaciers would be an amazing backdrop - maybe Iceland or up in the Scandinavian countries.
8) PPH: Where would be your dream " desti " location ??
E: David - A simple beach wedding in Tahiti with a couple that places a high importance on getting amazing images!
Luke - Prague would be a dream destination for me - the beautiful cityscapes, people and churches!
9) PPH: What good tips can you give to a photographer starting off today ??
E: David - Remember to be patient - take a look at what you were doing a year ago and see just how far you have progressed. See the community of photographers as your friends and allies and not your competition.
Luke - Fail with confidence - you are going to have good days and bad days - be better than you were yesterday. Think long-term and invest in the people and relationships in your industry. Give back abundantly and if you are just starting out - have a teachable spirit that is open to growing and education. Instead of learning "the hard way", learn from others who have gone before you so you can avoid making the same mistakes...you will make plenty on your own anyways!
10) PPH: What is the one approach / step that took your studio to where it is today ??
E: Luke - Maturity - in being able to work with my father not for my father. Humbleness - that it's not just my own talents but God's blessing that guides my camera and vision to see moments and light. Faithfulness, God is our best agent and opens doors that we could never even know were out there, even with the best publicist in the world.
David - Totally agree! And in looking back at having 30 plus years of lifetime clients - be generous and kind with them. The cost of a one-sell is typically too high to be profitable. It's a life-time of repeat business that keeps you from having to keep going out and find new clients. When people like you as a person - they stay with you.
pph: In your words any great projects / workshop / seminars / dvds / actions in the works ??
THIRST RELIEF MENTOR AUCTION!
We are honored and blessed to be participating in our first mentor auction. To bid on us - visit http://thirstrelief.shootq.com/
And on Sunday March 7th, 2010 in Vegas, we will be leading a Thirst Relief Benefit Shoot with Mike Colon during the day and us for a nighttime shoot!
Also rumor has it we will be reuniting with the rest of the Grace Ormonde Tanzania crew for a evening platform presentation March 9th at WPPI!
E: Plano, TX
2) PPH: How long have you been shooting ??
E: David 36 years, Luke 12 years professionally but grew up in my father's studio
3) PPH: What camera gear do you use / and what's your favorite lens ??
E: We have always been a Nikon family. We have an arsenal of equipment but in our day-to-day activities we typically shoot with Nikon D3 and D3x's - David loves the 70-200 VR II and Luke loves the 200 2.0 & 85 1.4.
4) PPH: Do you have a memorable wedding photography moment ??
E: Luke - Couple things come to mind - one was the 13 year old brother of the bride who thought it would be "guy funny" to give his sister a Nascar or World Series win champagne bath right after she made her entrance to the reception...She hasn't even been able to have her first dance, cake cutting or anything and here she is sticky, dripping wet, hair falling, make-up running with a mixture of shock and horror on her face. Her mother told her it was quite alright to "kill him." =)
Another was when we were in New Delhi, India and my "personal driver" decided to take another gig (even though he had been paid to drive only us that week) and kept claiming he would be there in 5 minutes. I had been told that it can take from 30 minutes to 2 hours to get to the outskirts of the city, where the groom's house was. As a final resort I hopped in a taxi - of course the cellphone batter was on it's last leg and the driver only had an opportunity to hear the groom's address once before the battery died. Thank goodness that after the mad dash drive - the drums for the groom's ceremony had started and guided us in to the exact right house!
David - The Mission Impossible stunt double that delivered the groom rappelling from the helicopter was definitely a dramatic entrance that stands out. And the THREE Sylvia Weinstock 20 foot cake creations they had definitely "took the cake" so speak!
5) PPH: First car? Today's car? What do you want in the future ??
E: Luke - My first car was my father's 1973 MG-BGT that we worked on together to get back up and running...I've had my Jeep Wrangler for forever now - and I'm just as in love with it today as the day I got it - it's a fun club to be a member of. Future car? Something that that includes seat warmers as a sweet gift to my fiancee.
David - First car was a VW Bug with mag pipes, today it's a 5-series BMW that was a gift from my children. Future car? BATMOBILE!
6) PPH: Is there anyone else in the "biz" you enjoy shooting with? why? who would you like to shoot with ??
E: We enjoyed having Mike Colon join us for a big wedding here in Dallas. And it was fun to give back and shoot his former assistant, Rosanna's wedding last year in Georgia. Since Jerry Ghionis doesn't shoot his weddings with another photographer, Luke went with the next best thing and is really looking forward to having him shoot his wedding in April!
7) PPH: Where would you like to shoot that you haven't yet ??
E: Luke - I'd love to shoot a wedding in Morocco - been to Senegal before and fell in love with Western Africa!
David - Glaciers would be an amazing backdrop - maybe Iceland or up in the Scandinavian countries.
8) PPH: Where would be your dream " desti " location ??
E: David - A simple beach wedding in Tahiti with a couple that places a high importance on getting amazing images!
Luke - Prague would be a dream destination for me - the beautiful cityscapes, people and churches!
9) PPH: What good tips can you give to a photographer starting off today ??
E: David - Remember to be patient - take a look at what you were doing a year ago and see just how far you have progressed. See the community of photographers as your friends and allies and not your competition.
Luke - Fail with confidence - you are going to have good days and bad days - be better than you were yesterday. Think long-term and invest in the people and relationships in your industry. Give back abundantly and if you are just starting out - have a teachable spirit that is open to growing and education. Instead of learning "the hard way", learn from others who have gone before you so you can avoid making the same mistakes...you will make plenty on your own anyways!
10) PPH: What is the one approach / step that took your studio to where it is today ??
E: Luke - Maturity - in being able to work with my father not for my father. Humbleness - that it's not just my own talents but God's blessing that guides my camera and vision to see moments and light. Faithfulness, God is our best agent and opens doors that we could never even know were out there, even with the best publicist in the world.
David - Totally agree! And in looking back at having 30 plus years of lifetime clients - be generous and kind with them. The cost of a one-sell is typically too high to be profitable. It's a life-time of repeat business that keeps you from having to keep going out and find new clients. When people like you as a person - they stay with you.
pph: In your words any great projects / workshop / seminars / dvds / actions in the works ??
THIRST RELIEF MENTOR AUCTION!
We are honored and blessed to be participating in our first mentor auction. To bid on us - visit http://thirstrelief.shootq.com/
And on Sunday March 7th, 2010 in Vegas, we will be leading a Thirst Relief Benefit Shoot with Mike Colon during the day and us for a nighttime shoot!
Also rumor has it we will be reuniting with the rest of the Grace Ormonde Tanzania crew for a evening platform presentation March 9th at WPPI!
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Gavin Wade says:
I couldn't decide if i was going to comment as a photographer or as a client as these two amazing photographers have not only inspired Erin and I in our business, but having been our wedding photographers, we have seen and experienced first hand the amazing hearts, talent, and generosity of these two awesome photographers! We love the Edmonsons! Awesome interview! :)
(02.04.10 @ 11:15 PM)
jim Davis-Hicks says:
For real, David and Luke are two of my heros! You guys are amazing photographers and even better people!
Thanks for all you do!
Jim Davis-Hicks
www.thirstrelief.org
www.davisphotographer.com
www.actionrunner.com
Rosanna Marie says:
I love love love the interview... you guys are great.. Ray included! Very honest and open and Luke thanks for choosing to give back to me :)
(02.05.10 @ 12:22 PM)
David Burke says:
Best interview on this site to date! I love the Edmonsons! Their Father/Son Relationship is such a joy to witness and sets a great example for Dads and sons alike. Thank you for sharing guys. Miss you both!
DB
(02.05.10 @ 02:39 PM)
Jason Thon says:
What a great interview Ray. I can attest as others have that these two guys are not only great photographers, but even better people. Having the opportunity to spend a week with them both was incredible. I learned to admire Luke's quiet confidence and David's spirit, and together they form an incredible team and have built an awesome business.
(02.05.10 @ 09:29 PM)
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My good friend Kevin Kubota from Kevin Kubota Imaging Tools
Just came out with a bunch of super cool actions...
The cool people @ Kevin Kubota Imaging Tools sent me a couple of weeks ago the Beta version of DASHBOARD PRO IT'S "SICK" Guys !!
NOW WITH DASHBOARD 3 PRO YOU CAN:
:: Find ANY action instantly.
:: Run ANY action instantly
:: Keyword ANY action.
:: Add descriptions to ANY action.
:: Favorite ANY action.
:: Use award-winning Kubota Action, or ANY action at all !
Click here for more info...
Just came out with a bunch of super cool actions...
The cool people @ Kevin Kubota Imaging Tools sent me a couple of weeks ago the Beta version of DASHBOARD PRO IT'S "SICK" Guys !!
NOW WITH DASHBOARD 3 PRO YOU CAN:
:: Find ANY action instantly.
:: Run ANY action instantly
:: Keyword ANY action.
:: Add descriptions to ANY action.
:: Favorite ANY action.
:: Use award-winning Kubota Action, or ANY action at all !
Click here for more info...
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The New Boda V3
Jim Garner is a great friend of mine.
Here is his new Awesome Boda V3 bag enjoy !!
The BODA bag is a revolutionary lens carrying system that gives you a practical solution for quickly and easily accessing your equipment during a photo shoot. Most camera bags are designed for storage, but BODA lens bags are designed for activity, enabling you to focus less on your gear during a shoot, and more on the moment. It allows you to keep everything you need during a photo shoot safe and single-handedly accessible, right on your body.
Here is a Discount code you can use to save $30.00 !!
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Jim Garner is a great friend of mine.
Here is his new Awesome Boda V3 bag enjoy !!
The BODA bag is a revolutionary lens carrying system that gives you a practical solution for quickly and easily accessing your equipment during a photo shoot. Most camera bags are designed for storage, but BODA lens bags are designed for activity, enabling you to focus less on your gear during a shoot, and more on the moment. It allows you to keep everything you need during a photo shoot safe and single-handedly accessible, right on your body.
Here is a Discount code you can use to save $30.00 !!
B1210SANTANA click here to order.
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Bibble 5 is an ambitious project to revolutionize Digital Photographic Workflow. Expanding on Bibble 4's speed and power, Bibble 5 is designed to unite unparalleled photographic editing capability and blazing speed in a sleek, modern interface.
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