I was one of them, I got caught up in that storm. It was like 800 people in one day globally that they made the decision to downsize at that point, pre-Creative Cloud, all that stuff. Many of your audience may remember, several years ago, when Adobe had these massive layoffs.
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That’s easy to narrow down because I was working at Adobe at the time as a senior marketing manager for the professional photography segment for Lightroom and Photoshop, and loving it. The kick in the pants moment or kick the bird out of the nest moment to see if it can fly. We’ve spoken before about that, but what gave you the motivation or the drive to switch to what you’re doing now with the podcast and all of that?įrederick: Yeah. You were key in most of the technology that keeps me going on a daily basis. I know that from reading your bio, and obviously, over the years, you worked at Apple, Adobe, and a number of places. I want to just start off with a few questions about you. We’re going to talk today about both our experiences, as now relatively long in the tooth podcasters, and also talk a little bit about cameras and where we see the future of cameras going. You’ve sort of changed the way you do that, although you’re still doing an excellent job. Recently, we’ve spoken a couple of times, I’m not jumping into TWiP so much these days. But it’s probably at least 10 years since I jumped on TWiP for the first time or so.
I need to check before I post some notes about this and push this out. I feel like you and I just met and now it’s been decades. It sounds weird to say, “Boy, how time flies,” but it’s a thing. We’ve been talking on and off TWiP for many years as well, and it’s an absolute honor to have you back on my show. Martin: Frederick Van Johnson back on my podcast for the first time in at least ten years. We actually recorded this via zoom so I’m going to embed the video into this post too, and for those of you that prefer to read, I’ve had this episode transcribed and will insert that below, followed by Frederick’s bio and social links etc. I really enjoyed our conversation, and I hope you do too. We went on to talk about camera gear and our respective systems and what we’d like to see in the future of cameras. Both being pretty long in the tooth when it comes to podcasting, the first half of our conversation is about our experiences over the years and how podcasting is becoming mainstream, as well as the difficulties people face in preventing their shows from fading out, as around 80% of the shows in iTunes seem to have done.
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We met in person once around ten years ago, and I recently spoke with Frederick about my new app PhotoClock Pro and was happy when Frederick agreed to jump back on my Podcast for a chat. He’s also a good friend, and I’ve spent many hours talking to him on the TWiP Podcast and offline. However, this is a game where communication is very important, so we recommend using Discord or Zoom to play while talking.Frederick Van Johnson is the founder and editor-in-chief of the TWiP podcast, probably one of the best-known photography podcasts. You can play together online with people who are far away from you. By collaborating with friends, your score will grow faster. The 2016 version of this link has been renamed "PICO PARK:Classic Edition"Įach level of PICO PARK can be cleared when players get the key,unlock the door and all players reach it.But, every level requires cooperation to complete.Ĭo-op play is the main work of this game, but let's compete with friends in BATTLE MODE once co-op play is completed.Įven if you complete all 48 stages, you can play ENDLESS mode to aim at high score by collaborating with friends. However, it's not just a port, it now supports online play. This version is essentially a port of the one we released on the Nintendo Switch in 2019. At most levels, different gimmicks will appear as you move forward, and you will need to consult with your peers and think about new ways to cooperate. The rule is quite simple: "Get all the keys and get to the goal and clear", but all 48 levels have special gimmicks designed specifically for multiplayer. PICO PARK is a cooperative local/online multiplay action puzzle game for 2-8 players. About This Game * If you are connecting more than 5 Xbox controllers, please enable "Xbox Extended Feature Support" in Controller Settings.
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