Episode 326 – Guest : David Marland
This week, I’m joined by listener David Marland.
David was impressed with some of Glynn’s images from India,
Sigma’s new MC-11 adapter,
Samsung’s Galaxy S7/Edge with its new Sony imaging sensor,
Lee is lengthening the headaches of photography-widows everywhere with their 15 stop ND filter (a 2 second exposure becomes 17+ HOURS!),
the bazooka approach to UAV control,
the pros and cons of selling your photography gear,
and he found this collection of images designed to make you feel anxious.
Sony have announced a new wireless trigger system which includes high speed sync.
Adam shared the story of the photographers who destroyed a bunch of bus shelters in Alberta Canada.
Adam and Steve Peters both shared this great story about the pair of photographers who build pin hole cameras out of the very landscapes they are shooting.
Steve Peters exceeded my capacity for the technical with this story about the problems with modern lens design,
and told us about this collection of swappable lenses for your mobile phone’s camera.
Carl Hemmings sent us the link to a beautiful new video by Trey Ratcliff (with monologue by Alan Watts).
Reg Vardy sent us this piece of satire about an alledged Nikon recall of as-yet-unreleased cameras by Kirk Tuck,
and David Jones sent us this piece about RAW workflow between your Android 5.0 (or later) phone and Lightrrom Mobile.
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RAW support was introduced with Android Lollipop but the device hardware needs to support it. I have an LG G3 and was not able to install some new RAW capable camera apps I wanted to try. The LG G4 seems however to have that support.
I haven’t played with the new Lightroom on my phone and don’t have an Android tablet; so I don’t know if the RAW support is restricted to images taken on the device (which would probably have the hardware support restriction) or whether downloading a RAW camera image and editing it on Android is possible regardless of hardware support.