In this first video of the Lightroom 3 Interface chapter, we are going to go over the different Lightroom 3 Interface components.

There are some key Lightroom 3 functions that you will be controlling from the Catalog Settings including, Lightroom’s catalog backup settings, preview cache settings, import sequences, and metadata handling, and more.

Our favorite new product that Steadicam was showing this year was their new hand held stabilizer the “Smoothee” built for smaller video devices such as iPhones, Flip recorders, etc. Way cool, and very affordable.

WHCC (White House Custom Color) is one of the larger full service print labs. From enlargements, to albums, to canvases, to pretty much whatever you can think of, WHCC does it all (and they do it quite well in our opinion).

At WPPI 2011 we had a chance to sit down Suzanne to chat a little bit about the magazine and how exactly it came about.

This year when we saw Tim and his brother Chris at WPPI 2011, we had to just stop by say hi, and see what new features RPG Keys is showing off for 2011.

Aaron Willcox is the founder of Riley G Design Works, a company behind some seriously awesome designer camera straps.

Radio Popper is a maker of wireless radio transmitters used to control off-camera flashes. However, when we learned exactly how Radio Poppers worked and what they could do, we felt like we just had to get an interview with Kevin and Matt, the Founder and VP of Radio Popper.

Queensberry is a New Zealand based album maker specializing in creating high-end wedding albums.

PickPic provides a online proofing platform for photographers to allow their clients to find and purchase images online. Once the client purchases images, they can then be printed through WHCC (who actually recently purchased PickPic), or through a lab of your choice.

Being a professional photographer means that I have seen my fair share of photobooth systems. What I found interesting with the Open Air Photobooth was how simple the system was.

Photo Pie is a maker of photography backdrops and costumes. We thought their booth was quite unique, so we stopped by to talk to Jeremy Smith, the founder of Photo Pie.