Michael Adams, son of photographer Ansel Adams, talks at the Ansel Adams Gallery about streaming live video on the internet. The conversation covers the technical setup for broadcasting from Yosemite and what it's like to share the gallery experience in real time.
Where you want to go. You're live on the Internet right now. That's how easy it is. So you're. Who are you? I'm Michael Adams, and we're in the Ansel Adams Gallery. Yes, we are. The sign out front said, don't use video cameras, so, of course, I had to turn mine on. Who said that? Is there a sign? Yeah, it said, refrain from using cell phones. There's some sort of exception to that rule there if you want to do that. Hey, no problem. So while we're waiting for everybody to park, actually, let's go up front, because all my equipment's up front. Okay. Sarah Bateman. Yeah. It's going to take pictures as if it's okay with you guys. Oh, that's fine. We'll put them on our blog. Hey, yeah, we're actually live on the Internet on qik.com. if you have an Internet web browser, you can actually. Can you. You can actually watch it on there right now. Yeah. Where do I go to QIK or www.qik.com? call it a kick. Yeah. Live on the Internet. Where is this to be ultimately used? Well, this is live on. This is live on the Internet. So this goes up on. It's going to be on FastCompany TV. FastCompany TV, the video part of Fast Company magazine. Okay. It's on there. Yeah. I'm gonna actually have to reduce. Let me stop this, and I'll restart it again. More from the Ansel Adams Gallery coming shortly.
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