On our bi-weekly podcast in Spanish we do a retrospective on the news that came from the world of photography in 2011, we talk about how the tsunami in Japan affected the camera manufacturers, "light field" photography and the Lytro camera that allows to focus AFTER shooting, the new Google reverse image search functionality, the return of Polaroid, Kodak's restructuring and selling their patents, the Olympus scandal, Magnum, the image bank company, uses crowdsourcing to tag their images, the death of Steve Jobs and the iPhone 4s camera specs, 2011's new cameras like the pocket-sized interchangeable lens Pentax, the Nikon series 1, Canon 1Dx and the Cinema EOS C300, Panasonic GF3 and the Nikon D800 that is never released.
We also talk about the Arab Spring and photography's role in the fall of these regimes and the most expensive photographs ever sold.
