Shutters Inc – episode 227

This will be the last episode of Shutters Inc for 3 weeks, as Bruce is off to Borneo.
In preparation for the trip, I contacted Julie at Materialised, in relation to buying some waterproof fabric to use as a DIY-rain-jacket for my camera. She was absolutely fantastic, and sent me a free sample! Onya, Julie! 🙂
We got some questions through the facebook page, including one from Belinda Coulson regarding how would we set up a Lightroom workflow if we were starting from scratch,
There’s David Clark’s latest poster/masterpiece, plus an explanation for the international members of our audience,
those Elinchrom lighting masterclasses in Melbourne and Sydney filled up in no time flat,
Glynn found photocircle and is quite impressed/inspired by the idea,
Erin King gave us an update on her sister’s wedding photo dramas (good to hear that there is light at the end of THAT tunnel!),
She also asked about photobook recommendations. I am really happy with the product I have received from Photobookshop, while Glynn is a big fan of Nulab.
Glynn was also amused by the Bonzart Ampel, a unique (as far as we know!) twin lens camera, where one lens is ‘normal’ while the other does tilt-shift.
Richard Annable has some thoughts on David Clark’s Lightroom import query from a couple of episodes ago,
Carl Hemmings gave us some thoughts on the Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 lens,
plus I found a couple of things through the week that tickled my fancy:
One was the Konstructor, a camera you build yourself!,
and the other was a series of portraits of people with rubber bands around their heads, severely distorting their features… weird, whacky, but strangely compelling!
Talk to you in 3 weeks, when we will return to “love you long time”!

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