It is January the 20th, 2020, 3, and you're listening to Tips on the Top Floor, Episode 928.

Tips from the top, from the top floor, tips from the top floor, right, from the top floor.

Ooh, hey, how's going? How's it going? How's... How's everyone?

What have you been up to? Let me know. I'll let you know what I've been up to. I have been. Well, I'm Chris and this is tips from the top floor, the longest running photography podcast, and I've been up to... Let's see. T-Fobb, the future photography, 245 is out.

And it's a different dynamic when you have other people to bounce things off of.

And that's an episode with Adrian and Jeremiah and myself, all three of us being there.

And Adrian talks about his first camera purchase of the year.

Yes, the year is not that old and he already bought a camera.

And it's not a Q2, despite the title of that episode.

We also have a conversation about historical photos and about gold plating photography

on glass. It's amazing. It's really amazing to see the art that Jeremiah is working on.

He's, yeah, he's on a run. And on a roll, not on a run, on a roll. Also an update on myself, specifically my hearing loss from late last year,

which was a bit of a scare for me. And I'm happy to say that the majority of my hearing is now

restored to the state that it was before, which doesn't mean the tinnitus is gone. It's been with me for decades,

but the low frequency hole in the spectrum of my right here,

that's back, back to where it used to be.

And that is good news.

Anyway, let's talk photography.

Lightroom.

Here's a tool update that I came across.

German startup Neuropics says they have developed artificial intelligence-based software

that can learn from previously edited images and apply them to new photos at a blistering rate of up to 600 photos per minute.

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