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In this episode I reveal my top 5 favorite cameras that have changed my own creative journey. Join me as I explore the powerhouse Nikon Z6ii, the compact marvel Fujifilm X100F, the fun and instant Fujifilm Instax Evo, the game-changing iPhone 14 Pro, and the vintage treasure, Agfa Isolette. From professional-grade shots to stunning portraits, instant prints, and cherished memories, each camera offers a distinct experience that will leave you in awe.THIS WEEK'S LINKS:Check out our sponsor: www.dvestore.comJOIN THE CAMERA SHAKE COMMUNITY for the latest news and some behind the scenes insights:  https://camerashakepodcast.comINTERESTED IN THE LOFOTEN VIKING PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP?https://www.idavewilliams.com/trainingJOIN THE CAMERA SHAKE COMMUNITY for the latest news and some behind the scenes insights:  www.camerashakepodcast.com======================================CAMERA SHAKE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/camerashakeFULL EPISODE 155 IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON: YouTube - https://youtu.be/C9-qhEPoCH4Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/2Y2LmfmSpotify - https://spoti.fi/304sm2G======================================FOLLOW US ONInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/camerashakepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/camerashakepodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/ShakeCameraKersten's website:www.kerstenluts.comKersten on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/kerstenluts/https://www.instagram.com/threeheadsinarow/

A unique skill set and some good fortune took Rob Feldman around the world, producing television and, along the way, taking remarkable photographs. A native Philadelphian, Rob spent a number of years as a news producer in Philadelphia, New York and Miami before embarking on a career as a vice president for Sony International. His job--to bring hit American sitcoms like The Nanny, Everybody Loves Raymond, Seinfeld and more to international markets complete with adapted scripts, local actors and the proper cultural sensibilities. And every step along the way, Rob brought his camera. Today, Rob roams the farmlands of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, capturing the natural beauty therein and preserving its rural heritage through the lens of his Fujifilm X100F. Join us for a fascinating look at how he made Everybody Loves Raymond into a hit series in Russian while capturing some of that nation's history years before Vladimir Putin decided to attack Ukraine.This episode is available as a video with additional content including many of Rob's photographs. View it here!See more of Rob's work at:robfeldmanphotos.comInstagram: @rob.feldmanPromo for TK BooksSupport the show

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Description: Analog Mike chats with Digital Len about his shoot at the Ting Kau Bridge. Show notes: Ting Kau Bridge Blog and photograph: https://www.framefocusfoto.com/post/ting-kau-bridge Wikipedia Ting Kau Bridge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ting_Kau_Bridge Pentax 645 system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentax_645 Kipon adpater for Hasselblad V to Pentax 645: https://www.adorama.com/kapxhs.html Hasselblad Lens info: http://www.hasselbladhistorical.eu/HW/HWLds.aspx Fomapan 100 datasheet: https://www.foma.cz/en/fomapan-100 The Photographers Ephemeris: https://www.photoephemeris.com myLightMeter App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mylightmeter-pro/id583922375 Fuji Acros II: https://www.fujifilm.com/us/en/business/professional-photography/film/neopan-100-acros-ii Fujifilm X100F: https://fujifilm-x.com/global/products/cameras/x100f/

Dan Ross is a name that most London based commercial photographers will be familiar with, for many years Dan served as one the capitals top assistants, building a network of assistants around him and in doing so helping to elevate the whole industry. These years spent working for a wide range of photographers have meant that Dan has now been able to switch, and is now a very technically proficient photographer in his own right. Unlike in the US, in the UK there are not so many full time assistants that specialise in doing solely that as a career although over the last few years that has changed a bit. We talk to Dan about the role of the assistant, how to be the best one you can be and also what not to do. He peppers that chat with some wonderful stories from his days as ‘road crew'. The chat is little cheeky in places, so discretion is advised. Dan's desert island Camera is the Fujifilm X100F and his book of choice was Citizen by Ingvar Kenne

In which we interview Valerie Jardin and talk about street photography, life, and why her gear of choice is the Fujifilm X100F, a small, fixed lens camera that she says is a professional powerhouse: spoiler, it helps her simplify and focus on what is important, seeing what is around her. Check it out, Valerie imparts many a life (and photography) lesson.

As a companion to last week’s end-of-year review episode, and as a way of kicking off the new year, we will discuss our own photographic new year’s resolutions and gear wish lists on today’s episode of the B&H Photography Podcast.  As our most ardent listeners know, Allan, Jason, and I have wildly different photographic styles and our gear bags reflect those styles. We will start by talking about the photo-related goals that we each have for the coming year. Perhaps inspired by some of the guests we have had on the show this year or our “What is Photography?” project, I have a couple of long-delayed projects I want to get back to, Jason is looking to continue his long-exposure work with urban cityscapes, and Allan is going to dig back into his film archive to digitize long-hidden gems. We will talk a bit about our current work and the techniques we want to improve this year and, after a short break, we will talk a bit about gear. Going around the table, we will discuss what we are currently shooting with and what new (or used) gear we may purchase to help us achieve our new year’s goals. Allan will start by describing the “franken-slide copier” that he built with a Micro-NIKKOR 55mm lens, a Bolt Macro Light, and his trusty Sony a7R II.  Jason is looking to experiment with long telephoto lenses, such as the Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM OSS lens, and a new 3 Legged Thing tripod to add to his landscape photography kit, and I want to get back to my street photography roots with a fixed-lens camera such as the Fujifilm X100F or one of the Ricoh GR series cameras. While we do talk gear and you can find links to all products we discussed here, this episode is mostly about our shared passions for photography and keeping creativity an important part of our 2019. What photography goals do you have for the coming year?   Photograph © Allan Weitz

Born and raised in Italy, Pia Parolin studied biology in Germany and in Brazilian Amazonia. A passionate tropical ecologist with PhD, she always carries her camera with her since the day her father gave her the first Minolta at the age of 9. Living on the French Riviera since 2005, she loves to capture light, colours and movements.With her "Promenade Moments" series from 2017, captured on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, she wanted to give back some colour and light to the victims of the 2016 terrorist attack by donating metal prints of her pictures to the associations Promenade des Anges, Hospital Lenval, and Habitat & Humanisme and with photography workshops.She takes her pictures with an Olympus E-M5 II and a FujiFilm X100F. She keeps postproduction at a minimum and tries to take the picture in its almost final form right away with her camera.We talked with Pia about her Promenade Moments series, but also about her recent experience in Borneo, living side by side with the natives in a longhouse.On October 20 and 21, Pia and Ugo will be leading a weekend photo workshop along the French Riviera / Côte d'Azur, in and around Nice and Antibes. Click here to sign up for it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

C’est au tour de Benoît de nous présenter son « gadget » du moment. Cet été, il ne partira pas en vacances sans son appareil photo, le Fujifilm X100F. Pourquoi celui-là et pas un autre ? C’est ce que nous explique Benoît. Bonne écoute ! avec: L’épisode Hors série: Fujifilm X100F et les sources des sujets sont disponible sur Les Technos.

C’est au tour de Benoît de nous présenter son « gadget » du moment. Cet été, il ne partira pas en vacances sans son appareil photo, le Fujifilm X100F. Pourquoi celui-là et pas un autre ? C’est ce que nous explique Benoît. Bonne écoute ! https://youtu.be/E6T3uk9k0wQ avec: Benoît Marchal (Chroniqueur)http://marchal.comGamin, je me rêvais écrivain, boulanger ou photographe. Je choisis informaticien, pour toucher à tous les métiers.Bruno Pinto (Chroniqueur)http://www.electricity.luConsultant IT, développeur web et applications mobiles freelance, j'ai découvert une passion pour les véhicules électriques personnels. Afin de satisfaire cette curiosité j'ai lancé des magasins de vente et location de moyens de transport électriques.Marc Lescroart (Animateur / Réalisateur)http://www.commealaradio.netPassionné par les nouveaux médias, les nouvelles technologies, ...J'ai fréquenté avec assiduité les studios de radios belges durant plus de 30 ans en tant que réalisateur, producteur, chroniqueur, animateur ou encore webmaster.

C’est au tour de Benoît de nous présenter son « gadget » du moment. Cet été, il ne partira pas en vacances sans son appareil photo, le Fujifilm X100F. Pourquoi celui-là et pas un autre ? C’est ce que nous explique Benoît. Bonne écoute !avec:Benoît Marchal (Chroniqueur)http://marchal.comGamin, je me rêvais écrivain, boulanger ou photographe. Je choisis informaticien, pour toucher à tous les métiers.Bruno Pinto (Chroniqueur)http://www.electricity.luConsultant IT, développeur web et applications mobiles freelance, j'ai découvert une passion pour les véhicules électriques personnels. Afin de satisfaire cette curiosité j'ai lancé des magasins de vente et location de moyens de transport électriques.Marc Lescroart (Animateur / Réalisateur)http://www.commealaradio.netPassionné par les nouveaux médias, les nouvelles technologies, ...J'ai fréquenté avec assiduité les studios de radios belges durant plus de 30 ans en tant que réalisateur, producteur, chroniqueur, animateur ou encore webmaster.L’épisode Hors série: Fujifilm X100F et les sources des sujets sont disponible sur Les Technos.

C'est au tour de Benoît de nous présenter son « gadget » du moment. Cet été, il ne partira pas en vacances sans son appareil photo, le Fujifilm X100F. Pourquoi celui-là et pas un autre ? C'est ce que nous explique Benoît. Bonne écoute !https://youtu.be/E6T3uk9k0wQavec:Benoît Marchal (Chroniqueur)http://marchal.comGamin, je me rêvais écrivain, boulanger ou photographe. Je choisis informaticien, pour toucher à tous les métiers.Bruno Pinto (Chroniqueur)http://www.electricity.luConsultant IT, développeur web et applications mobiles freelance, j'ai découvert une passion pour les véhicules électriques personnels. Afin de satisfaire cette curiosité j'ai lancé des magasins de vente et location de moyens de transport électriques.Marc Lescroart (Animateur / Réalisateur)http://www.commealaradio.netPassionné par les nouveaux médias, les nouvelles technologies, ...J'ai fréquenté avec assiduité les studios de radios belges durant plus de 30 ans en tant que réalisateur, producteur, chroniqueur, animateur ou encore webmaster. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

With the proliferation and improvement of cellphone cameras, even the idea of a stand-alone point-and-shoot camera is becoming obsolete. Or is it? Despite the inarguable decline in sales of the traditional point-and-shoot digital camera and its decreasing number on store shelves and in jacket pockets, there are still cameras defined as “point-and-shoot” that are solid sellers, and those that offer high-end features. As Allan Weitz points out on this episode, almost all cameras can be set to a “point-and-shoot” mode, but the compact digital cameras that made up the bulk of camera sales five years ago are now struggling to find a place in the market and the trend seems to be that they are diversifying their feature sets and finding niches in which to remain viable. For example, “tough” waterproof cameras and long zoom “bridge” cameras are selling well, and large sensor point-and-shoots like the Fujifilm X100F and the Sony RX100 series, are very popular. On today’s podcast, we welcome B&H expert and host of Lens Therapy Live on Instagram, Chris Williams, to the studio to talk about point-and-shoot cameras. We discuss which models are still selling and why, which features are appearing and which disappearing and the photographers to whom these features appeal. In the second half of the show, we go over exemplary cameras from each of the point-and-shoot categories and speculate on the future of this once beloved camera type. Guest: Chris Williams

Gordon and Doug from Cameralabs discuss everything you need to know about the Fujifilm X100F, a high-end compact camera aimed at street photographers. We cover build, handling, photo and video quality, autofocus, burst shooting and much more!

This week is a new Q&A and Photo challenge episode and I invited the founder of CosySpeed and the acclaimed Camslinger camera bag Thomas Ludwig to co-host with me. We talk about the quest to design the perfect camera bag, the new Fujifilm X100F and more!