Shutters Inc – episode 315

This week, Glynn likes the new Moo cards with their built-in NFC capability,
plus there’s the Quantum ‘film’ sensor, which promises a move away from silicon (sounds like the digital imaging equivalent of a crystal radio set!),
Breakthrough Photography’s ,X3 circular polariser.
Thinking of going mirrorless? This guy thinks every single mirrorless camera is missing something (but it’s a different ‘something’ between each one).
Glynn also dug out a couple of Joe McNally videos you might like… (01|02).
There’s the story of the photojournalist who voluntarily removed himself from the Walkley Awards, after being shortlisted for an image that he’d done some minor touchup work on.
Retrofitting lenses to fit on your dslr,
and look how far we’ve come. This blog post compares Canon’s D2000 (a $30,000 camera when it was released) with today’s current 5Ds.
Rupert axed 500 jobs at NatGeo the day he took the reigns.
Pass the camera project #2 is almost ready for take-off. If you’d like to get on board, join the Facebook group pronto!
Carl sent us a link to a great article about how to improve the responsiveness of Lightroom.
the story of the photographer travels across the US with his camera, his girlfriend, and an LED Hula Hoop,
and this portfolio of selfies from Mark Rodriguez.
He (and Adam) also sent us the video about the decoy portrait session.
Adam found some stupidly overpriced trinkets from Leica,
a video shot ON the moon at the time of the first landing,
tips for travel backup plans (which thankfully DON’T include a certain optical drive!),
the photograher trying to sue Universal Pictures for unlawful use of his image,
and a lengthy video on how the US military trained its photographers in 1965.

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