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S5 EP1 ⚠️ Warning ⚠️ This episode contains very high energy from two like-minded individuals conversing about a passion they both share. Sit tight as you may not only learn something but, be inspired to do more. A moment of transparency as we touch on topics in what some may deem hard-to-have conversations in the world of photography. This week host Brandon Avery sat down with Adrian Adan photographer also known as @dranshotem. 3/4 years ago recording artist and brother MBK Drew began taking his career more seriously and suggested Adrian get into #photography. With no prior interest or thought in the world of photography, Adrian said okay. Adrain purchased a used #dslr canon 70D from a photographer who took great photos thinking his pictures would be just as good. Not knowing it was more to the camera than pointing and clicking a button. Adrain began tapping into this new challenge by investing his time into learning his camera inside out, taking his camera everywhere, and shooting almost everything. Adrian was gifted his first film camera for graduation and fell in love with #portrait film photography. Adrian is on a journey to building his legacy and within four years of hard work, failures, and dedication, Adrian Adan has made a name for himself across state lines. This is a conversation you don't want to miss! Your continued support is needed to keep going. Don't be selfish, SUBSCRIBE, SUPPORT, & SHARE THIS! PEACE!

Emission radio RIG 90.7 du mercredi 2 février 2022 "Johnny de A à Z" n°479 Live tournées 69-70Découvrez l'intégralité du concert inédit "Cambrai 1970", extrait du livre-disque "Vie", sorti le 28 janvier, aussi quelques extraits de Port Barcares 69, Québec 70... setlist :A tout casser - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Cours plus vite Charlie - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Jesus-Christ - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Deux amis pour un amour - Quebec 3 déc 1970Fumée - Port Barcarès 9 Août 69Entre Mes Mains - Port Barcarès 9 Août 69Ceux que l'amour a blessés - A la foire aux bestiaux 7 mars 70Regarde pour moi - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Voyage au pays des vivants - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Essayez - Bruxelles 1971Jeune Homme - Port Barcarès 9 Août 69Je N'ai Pas Voulu Croire - Port Barcarès 9 Août 69J'ai peur et je t'aime - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970La fille aux cheveux clairs - Quebec 3 décembre 1970Rivière... ouvre ton lit - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Mal - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Que je t'aime - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Caché derrière mes poings - Palais des Sports 26 avril 1969Rendez moi le soleil - Quebec décembre 1970Je te veux - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Je suis né dans la rue - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Whole lotta shakin' goin' on - Cambrai 4 septembre 1970Poème sur la 7ème - On Stage 2012

Cat Sandoval is a Culture Reporter at Newsy based in Chicago. She primarily focuses on race, diversity, and inclusion stories. We discussed Landmark's Team Management and Leadership Program and topics on diversity and inclusion."Stop hiding. We need you to represent us." I keep these words with me at all times. I am a reporter, video journalist, and entrepreneur. I began my career behind the camera, in charge of production logistics. This time, I'm on camera -- hiding no longer.In this ever-changing video industry, from politics to entertainment, whether it's shooting on a 4K camera or a DSLR, storytelling is important. My goal is to diversify the newsroom through the stories and people we interview.I've worked with large and boutique production companies for 15 years, including 11 years in journalism. Some of my clients include Daily News, Mashable, NBC, EBRU TV, ABS CBN News, Wine Enthusiast Magazine, and Snippies. Because I've freelanced for so long, I understand what it means to be entrepreneurial, to be hungry for adventure, and to always be curious.Specialties: On-air talent, shooter (Canon C100, 70D, 5D, Panasonic HMC 150 & SONY EX1), editor (fcpX, fcp7, premiere), logistics queen, producer, production consultant, and karaoke singing master.I pitch story ideas, produce, report, and at times edit videos for the culture team.My primary focus is on race, diversity, and inclusion stories.

Cat Sandoval is a Culture Reporter at Newsy based in Chicago. She primarily focuses on race, diversity, and inclusion stories. We discussed Landmark's Team Management and Leadership Program and topics on diversity and inclusion."Stop hiding. We need you to represent us." I keep these words with me at all times. I am a reporter, video journalist, and entrepreneur. I began my career behind the camera, in charge of production logistics. This time, I'm on camera -- hiding no longer.In this ever-changing video industry, from politics to entertainment, whether it's shooting on a 4K camera or a DSLR, storytelling is important. My goal is to diversify the newsroom through the stories and people we interview.I've worked with large and boutique production companies for 15 years, including 11 years in journalism. Some of my clients include Daily News, Mashable, NBC, EBRU TV, ABS CBN News, Wine Enthusiast Magazine, and Snippies. Because I've freelanced for so long, I understand what it means to be entrepreneurial, to be hungry for adventure, and to always be curious.Specialties: On-air talent, shooter (Canon C100, 70D, 5D, Panasonic HMC 150 & SONY EX1), editor (fcpX, fcp7, premiere), logistics queen, producer, production consultant, and karaoke singing master.I pitch story ideas, produce, report, and at times edit videos for the culture team.My primary focus is on race, diversity, and inclusion stories.

Jean tore through today's crossword like nobody's business. Mike, meanwhile, got through about 2/3 of the grid at a decent clip and then lapsed into slo-mo mode for the remainder, running into a sea of cruciverbal misery  bordered between 70D, Like fuschia and turquiose, MISSPELLED (nice!!), and 93D, Raw deal from a restaurant?, CEVICHE. However, this did let him spend quality time with clues like 78A, Actress de Armas writes "Mr. Gas" and "Ms. Rag", ANAANAGRAMSGRAMS, and 112A, Doctor acquires antibiotics, PROPROCURESCURES, so he does not regret it in the slightest.

The Canon 80D, initially released spring 2016, replaces the previously released 70D. It belongs to Canon's top line of APS-C sized digital SLRs and one that competes with the Nikon D7200, Sony a6300, and Panasonic G7. https://photographypx.com/canon-80d-review/ Video https://youtu.be/Kt-nEDv53Fo Lightroom Presets https://rebrand.ly/pxpresets

继续回答19位同学有关采购的提问，你也有类似的问题吗？是否能得到些启发？【“双十一”超级充电节】课程优惠　网页或APP登录 网易云课堂 ，搜索“叶梓”或复制链接：https://study.163.com/topics/kato201809【课程咨询】微信：hello-kato加入摄影早自习【微信群】1、添加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi（暗号：喜马拉雅）2、发送“申请入群”　　早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第909天，我快速回答以下同学的有关双11剁手方面的问题。- 闪光灯及附件类 -　　首先我们来看看闪光灯和附件的部分。“不差”同学问我笔记本电脑和手机之间色差比较大，怎么避免？两个字：没救！但是你可以买一个“蜘蛛”——就是Datacolor公司出品的校色仪来校准你的笔记本屏幕，这样一来你就至少有一块屏是标准的，总比两个屏幕都不准确要好得多。推荐：Datacolor Spyder 5校色仪　　"不得了了橙子"和"JHOGG"同学都问到买闪光灯的问题。我首推的是国产的神牛牌闪光灯，性价比比较高，品质也不错，下单的时候注意要买跟你的机型品牌吻合的那一款，因为它们的热靴触点会稍有不同。推荐：神牛tt600闪光灯（预算充足可考虑神牛v860 II）　　另外“jhoggg”同学问是不是只有多触点的热靴闪光灯才可以支持后帘同步闪光？不是。在快门打开的过程中到底是“靠前闪光”还是“靠后闪光”，也就是“前帘”或“后帘同步”，这是由机身决定的，它只需要在那个时间点上给闪光灯发出闪光指令，闪光灯照常闪光就可以了，这是一个非常简单的原理，并不需要那么多的触点。不同品牌的相机的闪光灯热靴触点　　另外你问到离机引闪器的接收器上为什么会有热靴接口？因为那个地方是用来装闪光灯的，等于是一套离机引闪器由两个模块组成，一个发射器，一个接收器。发射器要插在相机机顶的热靴上，接收器要插在闪光灯底下的热靴插销上，两者是配合起来使用的，两者之间是无线通讯。但是有的机身和闪光灯可能内置了发射器或接收器，在这种情况下你只需要补买其另一只接收器或发射器就可以了。神牛X1R引闪器　　“蛋蛋黄”同学说他一直就用神牛的闪光灯，问保富图（Profoto）的效果会不会更好一点？因为我没有用过保富图的热靴的闪光灯，我只用了它的影棚灯，所以我只能告诉你影棚灯保富图真的很好用，它主要体现在回电时间超快，持续照明的灯泡的亮度非常亮，附件的设计也非常的人性化等等方面。“王棕驹”同学也说到想入手保富图闪光灯。我觉得预算充足的话完全可以买，应该是不会后悔的。保富图 A1 机顶（热靴）闪光灯　　“沉默的灵魂”问在使用中长焦变焦镜头（比如说150mm到300mm左右的焦段的镜头）时，有没有必要给它选配一块ND镜？基本上是不需要的。我自己从来没有在使用长焦镜头时有安装ND镜从而进行长时间曝光的需要，反倒是用广角拍风光时ND镜是必备的。- 镜头类 -　　我们看看镜头方面的问题。“权儿”问我，她已经有了16-35mm广角变焦头和50 f/1.8标准镜头，她想问是考虑28-300mm“一镜走天下”，还是70-200mm镜头，或者是100-300mm镜头？首先我们排除“一镜走天下”，因为你已经有一支非常好的超广角镜头了，买28-300mm其实有一部分焦段是重叠的，有些浪费。对你来说70-200mm和100-300mm其实都是不错的选择。如果你经常去一些非常辽阔的地带（例如海边或草原），你就有可能要用到300mm的长焦段，这时候你应该选择后者。另外你说用200mm加增倍镜用来拍月亮和拍鸟，都不推荐，因为你加增倍镜也长不了太多，在拍月亮和鸟的时候其实也起不到什么很不一样的作用，另外增倍镜会导致你的最大光圈缩小以及画质下降。推荐：佳能EF70-300mm f4-5.6L IS USM镜头　　“YZG”同学的问题有点类似，他已经有了24-70mm，问是买70-200mm还是70-300mm？就我自己的拍摄习惯而言，我很喜欢用超长焦镜头，所以70-200mm对我来说还不够远，我可能会选择70-300mm。当然，我推荐你还是买佳能原厂的镜头，国行的可能在维修上更有保障一些。　　“南飞燕”同学说她已经有了24-105mm和70-200mm的镜头，还想入广角镜头。那你就可以去买“权儿”同学那只16-35mm。而你说的11-24mm，11mm端实在是太广了，已经很难（在构图上）“hold住”了，我们一般说16mm就已经是非常难使用的一支镜头了，因为它同时能拍到的景物的数量太多，从而导致画面的元素不是那么好安排，画面冲击力太大，也会导致比较难凸显画面的内涵。推荐：佳能EF16-35mm f4L IS USM镜头　　“你好灬阳光”说想买一台佳能6D2，不知道挂机头怎么选。你可以选24-70mm，你说太贵了的可能是f/2.8光圈那支，所以你可以参考一下f/4光圈的那支24-70mm，其实性价比很不错。另外你也可以考虑35mm定焦镜头，f/2光圈那一只，价格也不贵，而35mm是记录生活的最佳焦段。推荐：佳能 EF 24-70mm f4L IS USM镜头　　“photographer”问我说，佳能70D机身配个怎样的变焦头会好一些？推荐你买18-55mm这样的在等效焦距上差不多是涵盖了广角到中长焦的这么一种镜头，能体验到所有的焦段的画面效果。推荐：佳能18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS II　　“kimikka”同学问，犹豫是买佳能的85mm f/1.8还是适马的85mm f/1.4，主要在家里拍宝宝，怕适马太重驾驭不了。首先我没有用过适马85mm的这支镜头，我只用过它的一款超广角用来拍星空。那么这两款镜头其实都不太适合用来拍宝宝，原因是它的焦距有点太长了，85mm你几乎永远都只能拍宝宝的大脑门了——除非退得很远去拍摄，这在家里用来记录宝宝显然是不实际的。所以我更建议你用35mm来记录宝宝的成长，35mm还能带上你的家居环境，从而让故事显得更生动更接地气一些。另外还有一个不推荐85mm的原因，中长焦的大光圈镜头的景深很容易变得非常的浅，宝宝只要稍微有晃动，或者你自己有一点点的呼吸的晃动，就会导致焦点不实的问题，对焦的地方不是很清楚。那宝宝一旦会爬会跑，你这只镜头基本上就是不太跟得上对方的运动的，除非等到有一天他已经能够站在那里老老实实被你拍照为止，但是这要很多年以后了。推荐：佳能 EF 35mm f/2 IS USM 镜头- 相机机身类 -　　最后是相机机身方面的问题。“雍尚冕”同学问我说，他用D700帮公司来拍团队活动，现在觉得它的噪点有点高，虽然看好了尼康的D810，但是又有一点想换到索尼的微单相机。我建议你不要换门，换门的代价太大了，还有就是索尼的镜头实在是有点贵，我都觉得自己会有点吃不消，所以我建议你就用尼康就好，D810是不错的，绝对够用！不仅是可以用来给公司拍点活动，而且很多摄影师都是用它来干活的，拍出来照片是要卖钱的。推荐：尼康D810机身　　“另一片天空”问想买一个器材，在佳能6D2和索尼A7M2和A7M3之间选，他说如果是买A7M3的话可能预算有点不够，所以有点纠结。我觉得你既然预算不太够的话，你就买6D2就好了，这是台非常棒的相机，而且佳能的镜头系统也是比较成熟的，不仅每个焦段都很完备，而且价格也比较适中，更何况你手头已经有一只佳能18-200mm的大变焦镜头了，所以你用佳能就好。推荐：佳能6D2机身　　“琦酱⊙▽⊙”同学问，已经有一台佳能6D了但是每次出去都会觉得太重太累，想入手轻便的设备，纠结是买胶片机还是微单。还是推荐你微单，因为胶片机会让你有另一个困惑，就是它非常的慢，而且不太方便，后期花的钱也很多。你可以去查一下奥林巴斯的PEN-F这台相机，小巧、漂亮而且功能强大。推荐：奥林巴斯PEN-F机身　　“秋雨”同学问想让我介绍一下索尼黑卡相机的情况，主要的用途是什么？该不该买？我不是很推荐。总的来说黑卡有这么三种，第一种是全画幅黑卡，那个玩意儿的体积其实挺大，而且定焦的广角镜头应用范围比较窄。还有一种是大变焦的黑卡相机，其中最大变焦的那些个头已经很大了，其实已经称不上是卡片了，已经比有些微单相机还要再更大一些了，再加上变焦范围越大画质越差，所以这个相机玩一玩就行了。还有一种微单是定焦的小尺寸感光元件的相机，因为感光元件只有一英寸，实在是太小了一点，所以我们也不是特别的推荐你用来严肃的做创作。一点儿也不便携且感光元件太小的索尼“黑卡”相机　　“Next”同学想让我推荐一款放在闪光灯热靴上用来记录拍照过程的运动相机。我自己就用的是Gopro Session的这一款，再去淘宝上买一个Gopro转热靴的支架，加在相机顶部就好。需要录像的时候就用手去摁一下Gopro的录像按钮然后再拍照，它和机身之间不是联动的，但它非常小巧，所以很好用。推荐：Gopro Session 运动相机推荐：德国SP Gopro-热靴架　　“贪吃航”同学问双11买理光GR2合不合适？还是说要等3代？3代会不会很贵？贵不贵我不知道，但是2代一直也没降什么价，所以我觉得还是等第3代会更好一点，毕竟数码产品买新不买旧，何况GR2是好几年前的技术了，它已经有点老了。推荐：理光GR3相机　　“亦心凡华”问富士相机的色彩真的是那么诱人的吗？是的，真的很好看。他又问富士的对焦真的是那么着急吗？不是，富士X100系列可能会稍微有一点点，但是据说像XH-1这样的一些比较新型的富士相机，它的对焦也是比以前大有改进的。推荐：富士XT-20机身　　好的，以上就是对大家的双11剁手问题的回答。有更多的有关双11采购方面问题也欢迎在底部向我留言，我尽量为大家解答。我们预计将在双11之前的10号来做一个直播讲座，是免费的，来为大家推荐一些比较便宜有好用的能出效果的摄影产品，详情请关注我们的微信公众号：摄影早自习。　　别忘了由我所讲授的系统全面的摄影课《自由摄影师》以及其它的入门或速成类摄影课，目前都在双“11”活动期间，感兴趣的同学可以按下面方式了解课程详情。【“双十一”超级充电节】课程优惠　网页或APP登录 网易云课堂 ，搜索“叶梓”或复制链接：https://study.163.com/topics/kato201809【课程咨询】微信：hello-kato　　今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第909天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散！

继续回答19位同学有关采购的提问，你也有类似的问题吗？是否能得到些启发？【“双十一”超级充电节】课程优惠　网页或APP登录 网易云课堂 ，搜索“叶梓”或复制链接：https://study.163.com/topics/kato201809【课程咨询】微信：hello-kato加入摄影早自习【微信群】1、添加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi（暗号：喜马拉雅）2、发送“申请入群”　　早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第909天，我快速回答以下同学的有关双11剁手方面的问题。- 闪光灯及附件类 -　　首先我们来看看闪光灯和附件的部分。“不差”同学问我笔记本电脑和手机之间色差比较大，怎么避免？两个字：没救！但是你可以买一个“蜘蛛”——就是Datacolor公司出品的校色仪来校准你的笔记本屏幕，这样一来你就至少有一块屏是标准的，总比两个屏幕都不准确要好得多。推荐：Datacolor Spyder 5校色仪　　"不得了了橙子"和"JHOGG"同学都问到买闪光灯的问题。我首推的是国产的神牛牌闪光灯，性价比比较高，品质也不错，下单的时候注意要买跟你的机型品牌吻合的那一款，因为它们的热靴触点会稍有不同。推荐：神牛tt600闪光灯（预算充足可考虑神牛v860 II）　　另外“jhoggg”同学问是不是只有多触点的热靴闪光灯才可以支持后帘同步闪光？不是。在快门打开的过程中到底是“靠前闪光”还是“靠后闪光”，也就是“前帘”或“后帘同步”，这是由机身决定的，它只需要在那个时间点上给闪光灯发出闪光指令，闪光灯照常闪光就可以了，这是一个非常简单的原理，并不需要那么多的触点。不同品牌的相机的闪光灯热靴触点　　另外你问到离机引闪器的接收器上为什么会有热靴接口？因为那个地方是用来装闪光灯的，等于是一套离机引闪器由两个模块组成，一个发射器，一个接收器。发射器要插在相机机顶的热靴上，接收器要插在闪光灯底下的热靴插销上，两者是配合起来使用的，两者之间是无线通讯。但是有的机身和闪光灯可能内置了发射器或接收器，在这种情况下你只需要补买其另一只接收器或发射器就可以了。神牛X1R引闪器　　“蛋蛋黄”同学说他一直就用神牛的闪光灯，问保富图（Profoto）的效果会不会更好一点？因为我没有用过保富图的热靴的闪光灯，我只用了它的影棚灯，所以我只能告诉你影棚灯保富图真的很好用，它主要体现在回电时间超快，持续照明的灯泡的亮度非常亮，附件的设计也非常的人性化等等方面。“王棕驹”同学也说到想入手保富图闪光灯。我觉得预算充足的话完全可以买，应该是不会后悔的。保富图 A1 机顶（热靴）闪光灯　　“沉默的灵魂”问在使用中长焦变焦镜头（比如说150mm到300mm左右的焦段的镜头）时，有没有必要给它选配一块ND镜？基本上是不需要的。我自己从来没有在使用长焦镜头时有安装ND镜从而进行长时间曝光的需要，反倒是用广角拍风光时ND镜是必备的。- 镜头类 -　　我们看看镜头方面的问题。“权儿”问我，她已经有了16-35mm广角变焦头和50 f/1.8标准镜头，她想问是考虑28-300mm“一镜走天下”，还是70-200mm镜头，或者是100-300mm镜头？首先我们排除“一镜走天下”，因为你已经有一支非常好的超广角镜头了，买28-300mm其实有一部分焦段是重叠的，有些浪费。对你来说70-200mm和100-300mm其实都是不错的选择。如果你经常去一些非常辽阔的地带（例如海边或草原），你就有可能要用到300mm的长焦段，这时候你应该选择后者。另外你说用200mm加增倍镜用来拍月亮和拍鸟，都不推荐，因为你加增倍镜也长不了太多，在拍月亮和鸟的时候其实也起不到什么很不一样的作用，另外增倍镜会导致你的最大光圈缩小以及画质下降。推荐：佳能EF70-300mm f4-5.6L IS USM镜头　　“YZG”同学的问题有点类似，他已经有了24-70mm，问是买70-200mm还是70-300mm？就我自己的拍摄习惯而言，我很喜欢用超长焦镜头，所以70-200mm对我来说还不够远，我可能会选择70-300mm。当然，我推荐你还是买佳能原厂的镜头，国行的可能在维修上更有保障一些。　　“南飞燕”同学说她已经有了24-105mm和70-200mm的镜头，还想入广角镜头。那你就可以去买“权儿”同学那只16-35mm。而你说的11-24mm，11mm端实在是太广了，已经很难（在构图上）“hold住”了，我们一般说16mm就已经是非常难使用的一支镜头了，因为它同时能拍到的景物的数量太多，从而导致画面的元素不是那么好安排，画面冲击力太大，也会导致比较难凸显画面的内涵。推荐：佳能EF16-35mm f4L IS USM镜头　　“你好灬阳光”说想买一台佳能6D2，不知道挂机头怎么选。你可以选24-70mm，你说太贵了的可能是f/2.8光圈那支，所以你可以参考一下f/4光圈的那支24-70mm，其实性价比很不错。另外你也可以考虑35mm定焦镜头，f/2光圈那一只，价格也不贵，而35mm是记录生活的最佳焦段。推荐：佳能 EF 24-70mm f4L IS USM镜头　　“photographer”问我说，佳能70D机身配个怎样的变焦头会好一些？推荐你买18-55mm这样的在等效焦距上差不多是涵盖了广角到中长焦的这么一种镜头，能体验到所有的焦段的画面效果。推荐：佳能18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS II　　“kimikka”同学问，犹豫是买佳能的85mm f/1.8还是适马的85mm f/1.4，主要在家里拍宝宝，怕适马太重驾驭不了。首先我没有用过适马85mm的这支镜头，我只用过它的一款超广角用来拍星空。那么这两款镜头其实都不太适合用来拍宝宝，原因是它的焦距有点太长了，85mm你几乎永远都只能拍宝宝的大脑门了——除非退得很远去拍摄，这在家里用来记录宝宝显然是不实际的。所以我更建议你用35mm来记录宝宝的成长，35mm还能带上你的家居环境，从而让故事显得更生动更接地气一些。另外还有一个不推荐85mm的原因，中长焦的大光圈镜头的景深很容易变得非常的浅，宝宝只要稍微有晃动，或者你自己有一点点的呼吸的晃动，就会导致焦点不实的问题，对焦的地方不是很清楚。那宝宝一旦会爬会跑，你这只镜头基本上就是不太跟得上对方的运动的，除非等到有一天他已经能够站在那里老老实实被你拍照为止，但是这要很多年以后了。推荐：佳能 EF 35mm f/2 IS USM 镜头- 相机机身类 -　　最后是相机机身方面的问题。“雍尚冕”同学问我说，他用D700帮公司来拍团队活动，现在觉得它的噪点有点高，虽然看好了尼康的D810，但是又有一点想换到索尼的微单相机。我建议你不要换门，换门的代价太大了，还有就是索尼的镜头实在是有点贵，我都觉得自己会有点吃不消，所以我建议你就用尼康就好，D810是不错的，绝对够用！不仅是可以用来给公司拍点活动，而且很多摄影师都是用它来干活的，拍出来照片是要卖钱的。推荐：尼康D810机身　　“另一片天空”问想买一个器材，在佳能6D2和索尼A7M2和A7M3之间选，他说如果是买A7M3的话可能预算有点不够，所以有点纠结。我觉得你既然预算不太够的话，你就买6D2就好了，这是台非常棒的相机，而且佳能的镜头系统也是比较成熟的，不仅每个焦段都很完备，而且价格也比较适中，更何况你手头已经有一只佳能18-200mm的大变焦镜头了，所以你用佳能就好。推荐：佳能6D2机身　　“琦酱⊙▽⊙”同学问，已经有一台佳能6D了但是每次出去都会觉得太重太累，想入手轻便的设备，纠结是买胶片机还是微单。还是推荐你微单，因为胶片机会让你有另一个困惑，就是它非常的慢，而且不太方便，后期花的钱也很多。你可以去查一下奥林巴斯的PEN-F这台相机，小巧、漂亮而且功能强大。推荐：奥林巴斯PEN-F机身　　“秋雨”同学问想让我介绍一下索尼黑卡相机的情况，主要的用途是什么？该不该买？我不是很推荐。总的来说黑卡有这么三种，第一种是全画幅黑卡，那个玩意儿的体积其实挺大，而且定焦的广角镜头应用范围比较窄。还有一种是大变焦的黑卡相机，其中最大变焦的那些个头已经很大了，其实已经称不上是卡片了，已经比有些微单相机还要再更大一些了，再加上变焦范围越大画质越差，所以这个相机玩一玩就行了。还有一种微单是定焦的小尺寸感光元件的相机，因为感光元件只有一英寸，实在是太小了一点，所以我们也不是特别的推荐你用来严肃的做创作。一点儿也不便携且感光元件太小的索尼“黑卡”相机　　“Next”同学想让我推荐一款放在闪光灯热靴上用来记录拍照过程的运动相机。我自己就用的是Gopro Session的这一款，再去淘宝上买一个Gopro转热靴的支架，加在相机顶部就好。需要录像的时候就用手去摁一下Gopro的录像按钮然后再拍照，它和机身之间不是联动的，但它非常小巧，所以很好用。推荐：Gopro Session 运动相机推荐：德国SP Gopro-热靴架　　“贪吃航”同学问双11买理光GR2合不合适？还是说要等3代？3代会不会很贵？贵不贵我不知道，但是2代一直也没降什么价，所以我觉得还是等第3代会更好一点，毕竟数码产品买新不买旧，何况GR2是好几年前的技术了，它已经有点老了。推荐：理光GR3相机　　“亦心凡华”问富士相机的色彩真的是那么诱人的吗？是的，真的很好看。他又问富士的对焦真的是那么着急吗？不是，富士X100系列可能会稍微有一点点，但是据说像XH-1这样的一些比较新型的富士相机，它的对焦也是比以前大有改进的。推荐：富士XT-20机身　　好的，以上就是对大家的双11剁手问题的回答。有更多的有关双11采购方面问题也欢迎在底部向我留言，我尽量为大家解答。我们预计将在双11之前的10号来做一个直播讲座，是免费的，来为大家推荐一些比较便宜有好用的能出效果的摄影产品，详情请关注我们的微信公众号：摄影早自习。　　别忘了由我所讲授的系统全面的摄影课《自由摄影师》以及其它的入门或速成类摄影课，目前都在双“11”活动期间，感兴趣的同学可以按下面方式了解课程详情。【“双十一”超级充电节】课程优惠　网页或APP登录 网易云课堂 ，搜索“叶梓”或复制链接：https://study.163.com/topics/kato201809【课程咨询】微信：hello-kato　　今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第909天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散！

Today I'm sharing 5 ways you can be a better podcast host. Whether you do a solo show, co-host or interviews, these 5 tips can help you make better podcasts, create a deeper connection with your audience, and grow your listener numbers.Key Takeaways:If you’re going to take the time to do a podcast, take the time to do it right.Think about the path you want to take your listeners through from start to finish.The difference between a host and a co-host is leadership.It doesn’t matter how good the content is, if your guest’s audio sounds like crap, people will turn off your show.Don’t ignore the people who aren’t famous yet. You don’t know who’s going to end up being more popular than Leonardo Dicaprio.Say “Thank you for listening” to every single person who reaches out to you.People might remember the content of your podcast, but they’re definitely going to remember the way you make them feel.It’s been said that the best of the best are never satisfied with how good they are. They look for weak points to improve. I agree with that. Whether you’re doing web development, coding, acting, making podcasts, or playing an instrument, you should always look for the things you’re not great at and try to figure out how to improve.1. Figure Out the Technical StuffLet me tell you a story about what happened to me last weekend. I’ve been getting into making video lately. I got a Canon 70D DSLR, a shotgun mic, and a Zoom H4N audio recorder.I got a cable to run the audio coming into the H4N out to my 70D camera, because I’m lazy and I don’t want to have to sync the audio later. I just want to hit record on the camera and capture good audio straight to the video file. Should be simple, right? It’s 2016, we should have this stuff figured out.Nope. After recording a video, I heard this hissing sound in the video file when I listened back. What the heck? I thought maybe I had the input gain up too high. Nope, that wasn’t it. I thought maybe I had the headphone volume on the H4N up too high. Nope, that wasn’t it either. So what the heck? I spent well over an hour trying to figure it out (not how I wanted to spend my Saturday night). I ended up googling “noisy audio on canon 70D” and finding out what the problem was.Turns out… If you leave the Canon on Auto mode while you shoot video, it automatically adjusts the input gain. And since the mic preamp on the camera is crap, you end up with a noisy recording. I had to switch to manual mode on the camera and then adjust the sound settings. I tried removing some of that line noise from my video, but it ended up sounding a little off because I had to do so much processing.If you’re new to the world of audio, there are a lot of things you’re going to have to learn, but if you want to be a great host, you have to learn them.You have to learn how to record audio that sounds great. You have to be able to be confident in the quality of your recordings because otherwise you’re not going to feel good about sharing it and other people won’t be as likely to share it either.I know it’s not easy, and I know it may not be fun for you. But if you’re going to take the time to do a podcast, take the time to do it right. Get comfortable with the recording process and eliminate any problems that are messing up your audio quality.2. Be a Host, Not a Co-HostThe difference between a host and a co-host is leadership. Know the topic you want to talk about, how you’re going to introduce it, and how you’re going to end it.It doesn’t matter if you’re technically the co-host on a podcast, you can still act like a host. A lot of people assume that the other person is going to take care of everything, and they don’t prepare. Don’t do that. Prepare and do research on the topic.Think about the path you want to take your listeners through from start to finish.It doesn’t matter if you’re technically a co-host, or if you’re helping out someone more famous than you, try to show up and provide value to your listeners. Take responsibility for making your show great.3. Do Your ResearchIf you’re podcasting about a topic you’re passionate about, you’ll be able to talk about a lot of things just from memory (off the top of your head, as they say).You can only go so far with this, though. At some point, you’re going to exhaust your well of inspiration and you’ll need to go look for new information, new topics to share.This is why it’s important to always stay curious; always be learning, always be talking to people. Look for lessons and stories that are outside of your normal comfort zone.Don’t get trapped inside the bubble of people who share your exact viewpoints and opinions. Look outside your social circle for the really smart people who are passionate about what they do. This is where you’ll find information that will elevate your personal understanding and knowledge but will also help you bring something new and fresh to the table.For example: Let’s say someone is a heavy metal drummer and they go study jazz. Those two musical styles don’t have much in common, so when that metal drummer comes back from studying jazz, he knows all these different things that most people don’t hear in metal music.If you go experience something completely different than what you’re used to, and bring elements of it back into your world, the blending of those two worlds is very interesting.My friend Sean calls this being a gold miner: “A gold miner is someone who is always looking for something positive out of every situation. What a lot of people tend to do is they try to find someone who mostly shares gold—this is good, you want to find people who mostly share gold. But what you don’t want to do is completely ignore people that you disagree with, who maybe share things you don’t like, or have different views than you, or things that you would consider junk.”“It’s easy to pay attention to the people you mostly agree with and who give you things you appreciate. But a lot of people tend to ignore and avoid people they disagree with. Even if there was something good, they don’t see it because they throw everything out. A gold miner doesn’t care how much they have to dig through. All they care about is finding that one little bit of gold anywhere they can find it.”“Every situation you encounter, every conversation you have, every book you read—look for that little piece of gold. You’re looking for the million-dollar idea. This sounds simple in concept, but most people don’t do this. Most people aren’t gold miners. Most people are looking for the one little thing they disagree with so they can disqualify the person as a whole.”Think about that. I’ve started paying attention to people I normally would have disagreed with because I want to educate myself and find the gold nuggets. Look for positive things and the things you can learn from—make notes of those things because you never know when they could turn into a topic for a future podcast episode.4. Make Your Guests Look GoodIf you have guests on your show regularly, focus on making them look good. This involves a couple things.First, make sure they have a decent mic setup and help them through the recording process. Bad audio will cost you listeners. Example: a well known podcaster reached out to me this weekend and asked if I could help him fix up some audio. I told him I’d be happy to check out the files.He sent over two recordings that were some of the worst audio files I’ve ever heard. They tons of pops and plosives, uneven levels, they were breathing loudly into the mics, one person had some kind of messed up headset mic that was cutting in and out. In other words, a total wreck. I spent almost an hour processing the tracks in Izotope’s RX5 Advanced audio editor (very expensive software, BTW, almost $1000), and by the time I was done, I wasn’t sure I had improved the audio quality much.Talk to your guests about their recording setup in advance. Make sure they have a decent microphone. Ask them to make an audio recording for you before you sit down to record a podcast with them. Brett Terpstra does this; if you want to be on his show, you have to record an audio file and send it to him, which is a brilliant idea. (Well done, Brett.)You should never have to guess what your guest is going to sound like. Have that conversation with them in advance.Second, make sure your guest knows to record in a quiet room and wear headphones. Make sure they know to record a file on their computer with Quicktime, Audacity, or Garageband and send it to you afterwards. That way you’ll have their track isolated and free from any internet or Skype-caused problems.It doesn’t matter how good the content is, if your guest’s audio sounds terrible, people will tune out and listen to something else.It seems like two or three times a week, I start listening to a podcast and and I end up turning it off because the sound sucks and I have too many other good things to listen to. There are very few podcasts where the content is so amazingly good that people would be willing to tolerate painful audio to get it. There’s too many other good shows out there.In addition to getting great audio from your guest, set them up to talk about things that will make them sound smart or stuff that they’re interested in. Decide on the topic and point of the episode in advance.Whenever I have someone on my show, I always talk to them beforehand and ask, “What are we talking about? What are the takeaways? What kind of valuable stuff can you share with my audience?”We plan a show out start to finish, because I want my guests to look good. I don’t want to surprise them with questions and have them say, “Uhh, well…maybe. I don’t know.” Talk about the questions with your guests. Almost everyone has some kind of valuable insight or takeaway to share, or even an interesting story. Highlight those things and give them easy home-runs.(Of course, you can also go the other way and purposefully surprise your guest with questions to get a more natural resonse, but that's a discussion for another day.)5. Be Grateful for Every ListenerThis isn’t just a good idea for podcasters, it’s a good idea for anyone trying to grow an audience. Be grateful for every single person who gives you attention.When you’re making a podcast or video, try not to say, “Hey guys!” Talk like a single person is listening. Create that one-on-one connection with someone else.If someone reaches out to you and says, “Hey, I enjoy your show,” or they leave a review, be grateful for that. Say, “Thank you for listening,” to every single person who reaches out to you, especially if they give you a kind word.And don’t ignore the people who aren’t famous. Just because someone only has 10 followers now doesn’t mean that you should ignore them.I want to treat everyone with the same amount of respect, kindness, and consideration, regardless of where they are right now. I remember being a nobody and not having any kind of audience. I remember seeing these people who had so many followers, had done cool things, and I thought they would never bother to talk to me. I remember what that feels like and so I will talk to anybody and answer questions if I can.I appreciate everyone’s attention, regardless of where they are on their journey—just getting started or decades in. People are people and I want to be kind to people. Providing that one-on-one connection may not scale well, but it makes all the difference in the world long-term.People might remember the content of your podcast, but they’re definitely going to remember the way you make them feel.When you have 500,000 followers, it’s going to be really hard for you to reach out and say hi to every single person who reaches out to you, but I still think it’s worth it. It makes a difference long term. People talk. If you say something rude or unkind to someone, they remember that and they tell people about that. And the opposite is true. If you show someone some kindness, give them an encouraging word, or just say, “Thanks for listening to my show, I appreciate you,” they remember that. They tell people. So try to always treat people with kindness and be grateful for every listener.Q&A:Ashlyn asked, “Could you send your guest a mic to use (so they sound good)?”Yes, but if you’re going to be interviewing a new guest every week, that’s going to get expensive and time consuming.Personally, I want to start a movement that says, “It’s not ok to have crappy audio on a podcast.” I don’t want excuses. I want people to invest some money in a decent microphone and learn how to use it, even if it’s an $80 USB microphone.Investing in a decent USB mic is a great idea even if you’re not going to be doing podcasts regularly. If you do Skype calls a couple times a week, people will appreciate the sound quality that comes from a decent USB mic.Get a USB mic, a pop filter, and a mic stand, and you can record audio that sounds good. I’m to the point where I don’t want to have guests on my show if they don’t have a decent microphone or they’re not willing to record a local audio file.If someone says, “I don’t want to record a file on my computer and send it to you,” then hey, no problem, there's other shows you can go be on.I want to have great audio all the time. I believe it's important, especially as there are more people making podcasts in every niche.To stand out, you have to be good, and I’m not just talking about content, I’m talking about audio quality too. It’s ok to require your guests have a decent mic if they’re going to come on your show. It’s your show, after all.Links:Podcast: https://podcastingwithaaron.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/aaronpodcastingYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/aarondowdBlog: https://www.aarondowd.comRecommended Gear: https://kit.co/podcastingwithaaron

Elon Musk has a bold plan to get your Model 3 into your hands sooner than you might’ve expected. Plus: the secret inside the newest Model S 70 and 70D versions, and your phone calls. Don't forget to leave a message on the Ride the Lightning hotline anytime with a question, comment, or discussion topic for next week's show! The toll-free number to call or Skype is 1-888-989-8752.

This is a review of the Canon EOS 80D that came out this week. Having been an avid user of the 70D for almost a year, I was extremely excited to check out the new version. B&H http://goo.gl/nGKUAG Amazon http://amzn.to/1SpT6vU First off – the dynamic range is amazing. The new sensor Canon is using may be an indication of things to come in the future. I did some testing in this video. There’s a more complete test over at DPReview – definitely have a look. http://www.dpreview.com/news/7168986570/canon-shows-dynamism-eos-80d-breaks-new-ground-for-canon-low-iso-dr SPONSOR This video is sponsored by Squarespace For a free trail and 10% off your order, visit http://squarespace.com and user offer code AOP on checkout Twitter: http://twitter.com/tedforbes Instagram: http://instagram.com/tedforbes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aop.podcast Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/tedforbes Website: http://theartofphotography.tv And get on our mailing list to stay up to date on photography news and the latest episodes: http://theartofphotography.tv/about/mailing-list/ Ted Forbes The Art of Photography 3100 Main St #135 Dallas, Texas 75226 Thanks for watching - if you like this video, remember to share it with your friends! My name is Ted Forbes and I make videos about photography. I’ve been making photographs most of my life and I have a tremendously deep passion for photography that I want to share with you on YouTube. The Art of Photography is my channel and I produce photography videos to provide a 360 degree look into the world of making images. We all want to get better so lets do this together! I make videos covering famous photographers, photography techniques, composition, the history of photography and much more. I also have a strong community of photographers who watch the show and we frequently do social media challenges for photographers to submit their own work. I feature the best and most interesting on the show when we do these so come check it out and get involved!

Zachary Shahan, Kyle Field, and Matthew Klippenstein talk about the 1st annual CleanTechnica Car of the Year Award (nominees = Tesla Model S 70/70D, Tesla Model X, 2016 Nissan LEAF, 2016 Chevy Volt), Swatch EV batteries, and global warming / climate change warning labels on gas pumps in North Vancouver... and hopefully elsewhere. Enjoy!

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. On Friday July 17th Tesla made a slew of announcements about the Model S and X, including: — new 70 kWh rear drive Model S — new 90 kWh battery pack option — new "Ludicrous Mode” - 0-60 in 2.8 for P90D — new Roadster in 4 years — Model X coming in two months

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. Today’s video was shot at TMC Connect (https://www.teslamotorsclub.com/connect/) the annual get together of Tesla Motors Club forum members. This year the event was held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Silicon Valley, and I had the chance to spend some time with Chelsea Sexton a leading electric vehicle advocate and star of the movie “Who killed the Electric Car" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsJAlrYjGz8)

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. Tesla’s latest innovation is liquid cooling for its Supercharger cables. Any of you that have used a Supercharger will know that the cables are very thick, heavy and inflexible. At the Palo Alto Supercharger, Tesla has just introduced liquid cooling to the cable, which means it can be much thinner, lighter and more flexible. Check out this short video I shot while I was at the Palo Alto Supercharger.

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. Today’s I clarify the situation when two people charge at the same time in a Supercharger. Sorry for the audio quality - had mic problems.

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. Today's episode is a quick tip on how to ensure you maximize your Supercharger speed.

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. This week I break down the Q1 2015 earnings call

Filmmaker Ron Dawson talks about creating experimental documentary ImprovJam: A Musical Convergence of Jazz, Rock & Rap. ImprovJam captures the improvisational jam sessions of three of Seattle's finest jazz musicians, a rock guitarist, and a freestyle rapper.  ImprovJam was filmed on location in the music room of Garfield High, a school with a rich musical history, boasting one of the finest jazz teams in the nation, and alma mater to such musical legends as Jimi Hendrix, Quincy Jones, and contemporary rap artist Macklemore.  What happens when Ron and his crew takes nine video cameras including two Canon C100's, two T3i's, two 70D's, and four Panasonic GH4's - and records the convergence of jazz, rock, and rap is nothing short of magical. Mentioned in the show: Producer/Director Ron Dawson, Dare Dreamer Mediahttp://daredreamer.net ImprovJam: A Musical Convergence of Jazz, Rock & Raphttp://soundandsea.tv/improvjam/ Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestrahttp://srjo.org/ Ayron Jones of Ayron Jones and the Wayhttp://ajandtheway.com/ Turtle T.http://whatsupturtle.com/ RA Scionhttp://rascion.com/ Willow Craft Mediahttp://willowcraftmedia.com/ Blue Fern Productionshttp://bluefernproductions.com/ David Patterson (Camera and Audio)https://vimeo.com/davepatterson Blaine Rochester (Audio Mixer)http://www.nueraofficial.com/ Ryan Booth - Serial Box TV:http://www.ryanbooth.net/serialbox-presents/ RØDE Microphoneshttp://rode.com/ LensProToGohttp://lensprotogo.com/ Rhino Camera Gearhttp://rhinocameragear.com/ FxFactorhttp://fxfactory.com/ Music Bedhttp://musicbed.com/ Take your business to the next level with KRE8 University: http://carlolson.tv/kre8 Become an associate producer of the Digital Convergence Podcast by your generous financial support: http://www.patreon.com/carlolson Leave voice mail feedback:https://www.speakpipe.com/CarlOlson Send me an email: http://carlolson.tv/contact/

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. A couple of weeks ago Elon Musk hit the stage at the Hawthorne design center to announce Tesla Energy. In this episode of NFTF I break down the announcement.

Join Nick Howe, author of Owning Model S, to catch up on the latest Tesla News. In this episode I discuss the new Model S 70D, improvements to performance of the 85D and P85D, and changes to options and pricing.