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This week, Sony announced the a1 (Link #1|Link #2), a monster mirrorless offering, with 30 fps still shooting, 1/400 sec

We are back for 2021! This week, we talk about Glynn’s mum, and surfing lessons. Samsung’s Galaxy S21 has some

This week, Joe and I talk about 2020, plus about how being creative isn’t just what we CHOOSE to do.

This week, Joe conducts an online photo presentation without showing ANY photos! Check it out here. David Marland asked about

This week, Joe Edelman is standing in for Glynn. We talk about Joe’s library management strategy, including tagging and metadata,

This week, is your lens really faulty, or just a victim of “sample variation”? Roger Cicala of LensRentals breaks it

This week, geek out on 50 years of shutters sounds! Or how about ISO to make your eyes bleed? David

This week, are you interested in shooting from the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge? It ain’t cheap, but you

This week, we have another crack at the ill-fated episode from last week. Nikon finally gives up on film –

This week, check out the incredible award-winning shot of a whale shark with 50 remoras in her mouth. Or how

Yikes! Bruce dropped the ball. Completely forgot to release the podcast on Sunday! Oops.

This week, Bruce has been working with (and shooting) Australia’s former Governor General, Sir Peter Cosgrove. If you’re using Adobe

This week, I’m back from my roadtrip, and the Tamron 28-200 turned out to be a great travel lens (as

This week, the Canon Collective comes to the end of the line, it seems Fuji loves bokeh, Adobe opens registration

This week, Sony says they’re struggling to ship enough units of the a7siii, AI tech keeps getting better, with this

This week, AP switches to Sony gear, Steve Peters sent us this one about the (no surprises) dire state of

This week, Neowise is about to make a subtle appearance in the Southern Hemisphere. If you’re hoping to capture it,

This week, Olympus fails to alert its North American and European business arms about the announcement of their withdrawal from

This week, we talk about the (second?) Great Victorian Lockdown. If you like shooting with your smartphone, Profoto now offers

This week, Glynn discusses Olympus’ decision to exit the photo industry. Despite this monumental event, they have just released their