Imaging Resource is one of the world's leading photo gear review websites. This Podcast is to further discuss the "what" of equipment, but more importantly discuss the "why." Gear is great, but only as great as the knowledge of its purpose and the willingness to experiment. New episodes every week!
This week, Jaron and Karaminder discuss Apple's announcements at WWDC17, Serif Affinity Photo's landmark iPad app that brings their fully-powered photo editing software to the tablet, and also discuss the Canon C200 and its place in the market. For the main story, Karaminder goes over his long and arduous process of picking his high-quality video camera amongst the many possible options, and how/why he made the choice he did.
This week, Jaron and Karaminder discuss the reports that the Sony A9 is suffering from the same problems of its predecessors: overheating. What does this mean for the camera, and more importantly, how does one experience paint the picture of the entire product? Also this week, Google has sounded the death knell for Nik, DJI has a new drone called the Spark, Photokina announces they are going to start having their show every year, and a new product called Arsenal claims to meld AI with photography.
This week in a special edition of the Imaging Resource Podcast, Mark Weir, the Senior Technology Manager at Sony, joins us for a discussion about their pair of newly-announced wide-angle lenses: the 16-35mm f/2.8 G-Master and the 12-24mm f/4 G. Mark talks about what makes these lenses unique, like the special technology that both employ to deliver what they consider to be the best autofocus in their respective classes, and their impressive true corner-to-corner sharpness.
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