You can pose and re-shoot to get the perfect portrait -- but what about those snapshots captured in real life, in special moments where you can¹t do an instant retake -- and you don¹t know until after the moment¹s passed that the photo is not right?
For a few of us, there is Photoshop and its brethren that let us painstakingly fix our shots.
For the rest lacking either the skills or the time, there haven¹t been affordable options -- until now.
In this week¹s podcast we speak with Daniel Ciraldo, founder of a new service called PicWash that will make your photos look their best for just $7 a shot.

In this week¹s podcast we have news of a smaller SLR design, an eyeball-like camera, and a new web service for really short videos.
Then  Jennifer Kruger interviews Wally Adamchik:
A Marine for ten years, he is now the President of FireStarter Speaking and Consulting.
He tells us the lessons found in his new book, No Yelling - The Nine Secrets of Marine Corps Leadership.

Adobe has just delivered the improved Photoshop Lightroom 2, adding powerful image editing and management tools. Adobe's Senior product manager Tom Hogarty discusses the overall market for photographic software, and describes the enhanced capabilities of Lightroom 2.