Podcasts about lomography

Sony's new flagship camera is here, and we cover our thoughts on the new release in this episode. Also, Nikon is making sensors, and Lomography joins the half-frame film camera bandwagon. How many film cameras will Lucas buy in the next year? Want to send us a question or comment, or just learn more about the show? Check out our website at https://cameragearpodcast.com, or email us directly at cameragearpodcast@gmail.com. Some links below to product sites are affiliate links and may result in a commission to the Camera Gear Podcast. Links: Nikon's dual voltage sensor breakthrough [Y.M. Cinema Magazine] Lomography Lomourette Half-Frame Film Camera [Lomography] Sony Alpha 1 II [Sony] Sony A1 II Mirrorless Camera [B&H]

In today's episode I cover some of the most important photography stories for this past week and wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. You can find the show notes here. https://liamphotographypodcast.com/episodes/episode-430-fish-wormhole-kodak-pauses-lomographys-lomourette

Whether you're looking for the sharpness and low-light capability of the M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO, the versatility of the 12-100mm F4 IS PRO, or the compact convenience of the 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 II, OM SYSTEM has the best travel lenses for every adventure. If you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, OM SYSTEM has something for everyone and every budget. For more information and to learn about local promotions, visit your local authorized retailer or explore.omsystem.com/petapixel today! Try the new CleanMyMac for free for 7 days! This week on The PetaPixel Podcast, the team is joined by retired Sony Imaging executive Mark Weir who reflects on the evolution of cameras over the last two decades and, perhaps more importantly, how photographers have changed in that time, too. In this episode, he talks about how Sony Japan fielded input from its users, looks back at how Sony chose to leave the mirror behind, the choice to make E-mount an open standard, and where he thinks the industry is going next. Support Chris and Jordan directly with a PetaPixel Membership! Check out PetaPixel Merch: store.petapixel.com/ We use Riverside to record The PetaPixel Podcast in our online recording studio. We hope you enjoy the podcast and we look forward to hearing what you think. If you like what you hear, please support us by subscribing, liking, commenting, and reviewing! Every week, the trio go over comments on YouTube and here on PetaPixel, but if you'd like to send a message for them to hear, you can do so through SpeakPipe. In This Episode 00:00 - Intro; Support Chris and Jordan with a PetaPixel Membership 12:13 - Check out our special bonus audio-only episode of the PetaPixel Podcast featuring Apple 16:20 - Google Photos will show when an image is edited with the company's generative AI 18:52 - Tamron doesn't appear interested in making primes anymore 21:05 - Lomography announced a new Lomo'Instant Wide Glass 22:47 - Leica is celebrating 70 years of the M in a very Leica way 24:08 - DJI's Osmo Pocket 3 is really popular 27:00 - Jordan, how do you feel about H&Y's new RevoRing Mark II? 30:31 - Retired Sony exec Mark Weir on how cameras (and photographers) changed in the last 20 years 1:13:55 - What have you been up to? 1:17:08 - Jordan's Movember 1:21:30 - Tech Support 1:46:08 - Feel good story of the week: CPS is now free for students!

Grab yer air guitars and prepare to yell - We're about to go in for a female-focussed, punk moment, and it's ace.Laura Slater in a designer who works across textiles, print and image making. She is also a creative educatorHer practice is occupied with the engagement we have with pattern and its ability to connect us with the objects and environments we surround ourselves with, this is explored through approaches to process, materials and product. Her work resolved through intuitive drawing investigation, working with composition, colour and surface through the act of making.As a designer Laura's work is focused around creating democratic products, exploring how this can act as a vehicle for the interaction with art as part of the everyday. Her collaborators include Tate, YSP, Heals, Ikea Global, John Lewis, Lomography and Charleston.Laura runs her design studio and print workshop in Yorkshire.Show notes:Website: www.lauraslater.co.ukInstagram: @lauraslaterprintWelcome to Survival Songs, a podcast where each episode our guest tells us about a songs that gets them through the best and worst of times.https://open.spotify.com/artist/286u8X9g8zCa5OODERzaPX?si=GK6SD3uhQt-2ztJ8ycCOOgHelp us a grow a community of survival song listeners by joining us on over on Substack:https://survivalsongs.substack.com/‘Start Together' by Sleater-Kinney can be found on our community playlist on Spotify along with our listener's Survival Songs. Check it out and add your own!https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5JBCcyJgMmYGRivsHcX3Av?si=92be50460fcf4590&pt=498b19d3d56cc7682fb37286285c9e48This episode contains small portions of '‘Start Together' by Sleater-Kinney Survival Songs claims no copyright of this work. This is included as a form of music review and criticism and as a way to celebrate, promote and encourage the listener to seek out the artists work.Find out more about ARTIST here:https://www.sleater-kinney.com/

In this episode of the Beginner Photography Podcast, I chat with Pablo Giori, Photographer and Director of the Experimental Photo Festival. Pablo shares  the importance of creative play and community support in experimental photography. Learn how embracing failure can lead to innovation, and discover diverse techniques you can start experimenting with today. As you listen, think about how you can implement these creative approaches into your photography practice, embark on new projects, and connect with fellow photographers to amplify your journey.THE BIG IDEASExperimentation is Key: Embrace experimental techniques to discover new artistic expressions. It's about exploring possibilities and not fearing failure.Community Support: Surround yourself with a supportive community. Sharing insights and feedback can elevate your photography.Embrace Failure: Failure in experimental photography is an opportunity to learn and innovate. Every setback is a step towards mastery.Creative Decision-Making: Make informed and creative choices at every stage of your photography process, from selecting the camera to post-processing.PHOTOGRAPHY ACTION PLANTry Cyanotype at Home: Purchase cyanotype kits online or from your local art store. Follow easy DIY tutorials to practice making cyanotype prints with household items.Experiment with Photo Soup: Gather some instant photos and submerge them in water with different chemicals (e.g., Coca-Cola) to create unique effects. Document the process and outcomes to refine your technique over time.Attend Workshops and Fest: Find experimental photography workshops or festivals to expand your skills. Join online sessions offering practical tips and hands-on learning.Try a Project on Double Exposures: Collaborate with another photographer to swap films and create double exposures. Experiment with different themes and document your learning process in a visual diary.RESOURCES:Follow the Experimental Photo Festival on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experimentalphotofestival/ Visit the Experimental Photo Festival online - https://en.experimentalphotofestival.com/Grab your free 52 Lightroom Presets athttp://freephotographypresets.com/ Transform your Love for Photography into Profit for FREE with CloudSpot Studio.And get my Wedding and Portrait Contract and Questionnaires, at no cost!Sign up now at http://deliverphotos.com/ Watch the Free Maximizing Mini Sessions Video training and start earning money with your camera!https://beginnerphotopod.com/minisConnect with the Beginner Photography Podcast! Join the free Beginner Photography Podcast Community at https://beginnerphotopod.com/group Send in your Photo Questions to get answered on the show - https://beginnerphotopod.com/qa Grab your free camera setting cheatsheet - https://perfectcamerasettings.com/ Thanks for listening & keep shooting!

The topic of box cameras hasn't been discussed in a great deal since our first season, so Alex is back with a solo episode about his box camera collection, both his historic cameras and a few modern cameras that may not look like those simple box cameras but are in the same theme. Cameras include several Agfa cameras (Box 50, Click II, Clack and Isoly Jr), a 1915 Kodak Hawk-Eye Model C and modern options like Holga, RETO, and Lomography cameras, from the cameras themselves to having fun and choosing films.

For over three decades, the name Lomography has been synonymous with experimental, DIY analogue photography. Started as a group of curious students after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it has grown into a worldwide community and a major source of cameras and film. My chat with Birgit Buchart of Lomography USA covers a lot of Lomo history, innovation and creativity.

Päivän epistolassa ihmetellään takatalvea, Ari kertoo uudesta 110 filkan Lomography-kamerastaan, Mikko on löytänyt faijansa vanhan Nikonin ja teettänyt kymppikuvia. Viimeinen 15 min on puhdasta horinaa ja itsekehua.

¡Bienvenidos a mi canal! En este emocionante video en directo, exploraremos las últimas noticias fotográficas. Analizaremos el lanzamiento de la innovadora cámara Lomomatic 110 de Lomography con su lente de cristal. También desentrañaremos la historia detrás de la búsqueda fallida de la 'Foto Perfecta' por parte de la Princesa de Gales. Sumérgete en el resurgir de las cámaras compactas digitales antiguas y descubre los mejores concursos de fotografía para participar en el 2024. ¡No te lo pierdas! Hashtags: #Lomomatic110 #PrincesaDeGales #FotografíaVintage #ConcursosFotográficos #Tendencias2024 #CámarasAntiguas #FotografíaEnDirecto #FotoPerfecta #RevoluciónFotográfica #NoticiasFotográficas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-vargas-foto/message

Dans le FLASH ACTU présenté par PHOX.FR, nous présentons les dernières optiques Leica SL Super-Vario-Elmarit 14-24 mm f/2,8 ASPH et Super-Apo-Summicron 21 mm f/2 ASPH, nous relayons le plaidoyer de Lomography pour sauver le 120 mm et nous vous présentons l'édition 2023 du Satis avec le témoignage de son directeur Stephan Faudeux. Ce FLASH ACTU est issu de l'épisode " S706 - Tout comprendre aux formats vidéos " diffusé le 26 octobre 2023. Aux micros de cette émission : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Aurélie Gonin et Stephan Faudeux, Stéphane Couchoud, Alexandre Dino et Éric Bouvet.

Dans l'épisode S706 du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO, nous recevons la réalisatrice Aurélie Gonin avec qui nous allons essayer de tout comprendre à l'univers très complexe des formats vidéos. Quel format vidéo choisir : quelle définition, quelle cadence, quel codec, quel flux en fonction de vos possibilités et besoins ? Voilà les questions auxquelles nous allons essayer de répondre ! Pour enrichir la discussion, nous avons également le plaisir d'écouter les témoignages de Stéphan Faudeux, directeur du SATIS et éditeur de médias spécialisés dans l'audiovisuel; du vidéaste et réalisateur Stéphane Couchoud et d'Alexandre Dino, le Digital Content Manager de Nikon France. Cette émission est présentée par Nikon, appareils photo et objectifs hybrides Nikon Z. Cette émission reçoit également le soutien de MPB qui est tout simplement la plus grande plateforme en ligne au monde pour acheter, vendre et échanger du matériel photo et vidéo d'occasion.   Dans le FLASH ACTU présenté par PHOX.FR, nous présentons les dernières optiques Leica SL Super-Vario-Elmarit 14-24 mm f/2,8 ASPH et Super-Apo-Summicron 21 mm f/2 ASPH, nous relayons le plaidoyer de Lomography pour sauver le 120 mm et nous vous présentons l'édition 2023 du Satis avec le témoignage de son directeur Stephan Faudeux. Dans la STORY, Benjamin nous propose un entretien avec le photographe Éric Bouvet autour de la parution de son tout dernier beau livre intitulé "Élévations". Découvrez également le DÉBRIEF, présenté par IPLN.FR : le spécialiste photo & vidéo et le QUIZ qui fait la part belle aux questions des auditeurs. Aux micros de cette émission : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Aurélie Gonin et Stephan Faudeux, Stéphane Couchoud, Alexandre Dino et Éric Bouvet.

Episode 402 of the Lens Shark Photography Podcast In This Episode If you subscribe to the Lens Shark Photography Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review us to help make it easier for others to discover the show. Sponsors: - Fujifilm's Create with Us Seattle 2023.  Build Your Legacy with Fujifilm - Shop with the legends at RobertsCamera.com, and unload your gear with UsedPhotoPro.com - Get 20% OFF with code SHARKY20 at BenroUSA.com- Get 15% OFF Elinchrom Indirect and umbrellas through July 31, 2023. - More mostly 20% OFF codes at LensShark.com/deals. Stories: Shutterstock upsets photographers with AI. (#) Nikon's Z8 tops sales charts. (#) New black mist filters from Irix. (#) Lomography's newest film stock…and a story. (#) Tenba expands its Axis v2 line with new bags. (#) OM System secures and interesting patent. (#) Insta360's new GO 3 action cam. (#) SmallRig's newest battery. (#)   Connect With Us Thank you for listening to the Lens Shark Photography Podcast! Connect with me, Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram Vero, and Facebook (all @LensShark).

La tua storia in un rullino: 7 fotografi di 7 città realizzano il loro progetto su pellicola. Questo è 36 shots about, organizzato da Perimetro e Lomography, una open call che invita i fotografi di tutta Italia a raccontare una storia attraverso la fotografia analogica in un viaggio libero e personale di 36 scatti. I fotografi […]

This is part one of a two episode "Berlin Books" discussion. A wonderful chat with German photographer Christian Reister. Christian published his photo book "Berlin Nights" with Hoxton Mini Press in 2018, and I thought it'd be a great contrast to the second book to be discussed in my next episode. We chatted about music, Lomography, New York as well as one of my favorite cities, Berlin, Germany. A fun talk, I hope you enjoy as much as I did!Links:Berlin Nights book at Hoxton Mini Press websiteChristian Reister's websiteChristian Reister's InstagramLomography

What are your photography goals for 2023? I chat with the wonderful Lucy Lumen as we list our photography goals for the coming year. The goals encompass zines, art shows, concept shoots, digicams, film photography, digital, selling and buying kit, travel photography and social media. SIGN UP FOR MY FREE SUBSTACK NEWSLETTER https://mattlovescameras.substack.com/  Buy Matt a coffee! Support the show by donating to my Ko-Fi page! https://ko-fi.com/mattlovescameras    MATT LOVES CAMERAS Web: https://mattlovescameras.com  YouTube: https://youtube.com/mattlovescameras    Lomography: https://www.lomography.com/homes/mattlovescameras  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattlovescameras  Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras  Lucy Lumen  Lucy Lumen's Analog Adventures Lucy Lumen's Podcast Adventure   Lucy has prints for sale https://lucylumen.darkroom.tech/

At the start of 2022, Lucy Lumen appeared on my Matt Loves Cameras film photography podcast. We each listed 11 photography goals that we wanted to achieve in 2022. In December 2022 we reviewed our progeress against our goals for the year in a YouTube video for a bit of fun - and here is the audio for those who missed it! I'm now TikTok famous! Follow me here: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras  Buy Matt a coffee! Support the show by donating to my Ko-Fi page! https://ko-fi.com/mattlovescameras    MATT LOVES CAMERAS Web: https://mattlovescameras.com  YouTube: https://youtube.com/mattlovescameras    Lomography: https://www.lomography.com/homes/mattlovescameras  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattlovescameras  Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras  Lucy Lumen  Lucy Lumen's Analog Adventures Lucy Lumen's Podcast Adventure   Lucy has prints for sale https://lucylumen.darkroom.tech/

This episode of The Negotiation features part 2 of our conversation with Arnault Castel. Arnault is the founder of Kapok, a retail experience that focuses on designers and brands whose work provides quality craftsmanship and creativity in design. Arnault has developed an extensive knowledge and understanding of the Asian consumer goods and retail environment since 1996 when he moved to Hong Kong from France. In 2001, he joined the team in charge of the development of the Lomography brand in Asia as the head of Southeast Asian operations. Arnault was also the co-owner and director of Working Unit Limited founded in 2005, the exclusive distributor for the Moleskine brand in Southeast Asia.In part two of our conversation, Arnault discusses how Kapok works with brands in his store, which brands are doing well resonating with consumers in Asia, whether or not it's important to have a brick-and-mortar presence in today's D2C environment, and more. He also discusses some of the risks he's taken that have paid off (and the ones that haven't), his experience as the managing director of Lomography Asia-Pacific, and what business principles he learnt while there. We close out the conversation by diving deep into the future of commerce and retail in Asia. Enjoy! Topics Discussed and Key Points: Creative control in a retail environment  Market localization and why it is important Why the Japanese market is so special and distinct from the rest of the world Why Kapok failed in Singapore and Taiwan, and the lessons learned What makes  Hong Kong so special for Kapok What Arnault did while at Lomography Asia-Pacific  Why certain geographies and markets do not work for Kapok  The future of commerce and retail in Asia Changes he is seeing at the intersection of commerce and creativity in Asia  Timestamps [00:57] How Arnault works with brands in their stores, how he promotes their brands,, and what creative control he has[06:44] Arnault's market risks, which didn't always work[13:00] Arnault's experience as the MD of Lomography Asia-Pacific and the business principles he learned[26:05] Fashion and lifestyle brands that are doing well in Asia today[29:25] Are customers shifting from brick-and-mortar to digital?[34:00] How will the intersection of commerce and creativity change in the coming years?Notable Quotes[00:01:32] “When a brand is inside Kapok, we have to respect the brand. But they are also in our environment, you know.”[00:02:18] “We need to localize because people need to feel that a particular model is someone that is like me, that looks like me, that has the same job as me, and the same height as me.” [00:03:38] “Japan is special. Japan is not like the rest of the world. And that can be limiting because what might work in the rest of the world doesn't work in Japan.” [00:07:14] “When I tried to bring Kapok outside of Hong Kong, you know, in Singapore or In Taiwan, it didn't work out, you know, because multi-brand retail is very, very detail oriented, you know? You receive new products, so you need training on the products and the brand.”[00:09:51] “Sometimes you like something, and you realize you like something only when you don't have it anymore. So, when we closed in Singapore, people said:, ``Oh, we're so sad, Kapok closed. I loved the shop.”[00:15:48] “I was not this natural born entrepreneur, but you arrive here and everyone is doing it.”[00:16:14]” I would never have opened up and done all this entrepreneurialism if it's not in Hong Kong, because this is a place where people take a lot of risks.”[00:21:22] “In order to succeed, I need to do things in a different, different way. If 50 people tell me ‘you have to do it this way, then I have to find the 51st way.” [00:35:27] “Over time, the marketing set of skills is going to be distributed to everyone, and you cannot defend yourself anymore by how well you play the digital marketing game. So, it's going to go back to how good your product is, how happy it makes your customer, and how strong is your brand story.”

This episode of The Negotiation features part 1 of our conversation with Arnault Castel. Arnault is the founder of Kapok, a retail experience that focuses on designers and brands whose work provides quality craftsmanship and creativity in design. Arnault has developed an extensive knowledge and understanding of the Asian consumer goods and retail environment since 1996 when he moved to Hong Kong from France. In 2001, he joined the team in charge of the development of the Lomography brand in Asia as the head of Southeast Asian operations. Arnault was also the co-owner and director of Working Unit Limited founded in 2005, the exclusive distributor for the Moleskine brand in Southeast Asia.In today's episode, Arnault tells us what brought him to Hong Kong, what made him start Kapok, his curated ecosystem and why customers keep coming back. We also talk about price positioning in the market, how distribution and merchandising happen and the importance of having an entertaining shopping experience for customers. Tune in for more! Topics Discussed and Key Points: What brought Arnault to Hong Kong  The Kapok identity and customer base Why do customers return to Kapok? Arnault's curated ecosystem Price positioning Geography and culture's impact on Kapok's identity Why the shopping experience for customers has to be entertaining Why it's necessary to have both online and offline stores as a brand Online shopping's introduction in 2006 and its effects on Arnault's businesses Characteristics of successful brands in Asia  Timestamps [00:07] Who is Arnault Castel?[01:22] How Arnault ended up in Hong Kong[04:09] A little bit about Kapok and what it does[04:44] What makes someone a Kapok customer?[06:10] The reasons behind repeat purchases of Kapok's products[10:03] What criteria does Arnault use to select the products and brands for his carefully curated ecosystem?[12:49] What does it mean to Arnault to “not be Kapok”?[19:41] How have geography and culture shaped Kapok's identity?[22:53] Kapok's customer loyalty in the APAC region[29:05] What is the origin of the name Kapok?[33:01] Major evolutions in the APAC region's retail market since 2006[41:07] What are some of the characteristics that cause a brand to succeed in Asia?  

The world's favourite film photography chat show hosted by Matt Murray and Lucy Lumen is back for episode 6! We talk about what we've been shooting, buying, and publishing. We also talk about which P&S we'd bring back if we could and what we'd change about it. And let's not forget the afternoon delight!  I'm now TikTok famous! Follow me here: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras  Buy Matt a coffee! Support the show by donating to my Ko-Fi page! https://ko-fi.com/mattlovescameras      VOTE MATT in the Color Plus playlist battle https://www.youtube.com/c/LucyLumensAnalogAdventures/community  Lucy Lumen  Lucy Lumen's Analog Adventures Lucy Lumen's Podcast Adventure   Lucy has prints for sale https://lucylumen.darkroom.tech/ MATT LOVES CAMERAS Web: https://mattlovescameras.com  YouTube: https://youtube.com/mattlovescameras    Lomography: https://www.lomography.com/homes/mattlovescameras  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattlovescameras  Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras 

Vintage cameras and analog film have grown to be unprecedented media darlings within our crowded digital landscape. With a superstar status fueled by insatiable demand amid a limited supply, in this week's podcast we investigate both the beauty and quirks of these trending tools. Joining us in conversation are photographer / vintage camera buff Bill Bain, and expert camera technician / repair wizard Shlomo Weinberger from B&H Photo's Used Department. Whether you cut your teeth on old school tech or you're an analog adopter in the digital age, there's a topic of interest for everyone, plus plenty of DYI tips to be had, including our favorite—liquid electrical tape! How many of you dedicated camera buffs knew about that? Guests: Bill Bain and Shlomo Weinberger Top Shot © Jill Waterman For more information on our guests and the gear they use, see: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/podcasts/photography/vintage-cameras-with-bill-bain-and-shlomo-weinberger Guest Bios: Bill Bain has loved photography since his teenage years, when all his earnings went towards buying gear and paying for film and development. During a long career as an engineer, photography was a constant thread—particularly documenting his family and their extensive travels. Now living a post-corporate life in the Canadian Rockies, Bain devotes much of his time to photography. In addition to being fully immersed in digital imaging, he continues to make good use of his extensive collection of vintage cameras, many dating from the early 1900s. Bain's analog and digital fine-art images have been featured in Black & White magazine, and his photos of Olympic-style wrestlers have been published internationally. Shlomo Weinberger is a gifted technician who developed a specialty in repairing vintage cameras and lenses over nearly 25 years at B&H Photo. After learning his trade from an old-world technician steeped in the analog age, Weinberger currently operates a special repair shop within B&H Photo's Used Department, where he patiently inspects, calibrates, lubricates, and otherwise assesses the condition of the cameras and lenses that pass through his hands before they are offered to customers. Stay Connected: Bill Bain's Website: https://www.bainphotos.com/Film-Photography-page Bill Bain's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bainphotos/ B&H Photo Used Department: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Used-Equipment/ci/2870/N/4294247188 B&H Photo Vintage Film Equipment: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Cameras-Photo-Gear/ci/2871/N/4294247179 Episode Timeline 2:47: Bill Bain's tips when shopping for a vintage camera 3:30: Inspect the lens for mildew or mold and actuate the shutter 4:45: Making use of vintage lens fungus for creative portraits 6:53: Bain's preferred vintage camera formats: Folding bellows and box cameras 8:05: Bain's new vintage camera—60-year-old Mamiya C330 twin lens reflex 9:08: How many cameras are in Bill Bain's collection? 10:19: Black and white or color film, and various emulsions 12:28: Discontinued film formats and a nod to 2016 podcast—Dick Haviland: Last of the Classic Film Re-Spoolers 13:57: Bain's DYI modification for unavailable film stocks: Plastic wall anchors! 15:34: Different film sizes and determining if a camera will accept a currently available stock 17:42: 120 format film—the most easily adaptable film format 18:18: The difference between 120- and 220-format film 19:12: 127 film and smaller formats 20:20: DYI tip—Use a cigar cutter to trim readily available films to fit smaller formats 22:54: Vintage cameras with interchangeable lenses vs fixed lens cameras 23:14: The Petzval lens—19th-century classic and Lomography's 2015 redesign and release 24:00: Bill Bain's favorite vintage camera—His mother's Kodak Jiffy 620 25:02: The poor man's Leica—the Argus C3 26:42: Read the manual! Plus, finding user manuals for vintage cameras online 28:38: Making minor repairs, and when to pass vintage camera repair off to a skilled technician 29:16: DYI camera repair discovery—Liquid Electrical Tape! 32:06: Episode break 34:00: Shlomo Weinberger's advice when shopping for a vintage camera 34:34: Evaluating lens scratches—front vs rear element, edges vs center of glass 35:05: The most popular vintage cameras in B&H's Used Department 36:50: The most common vintage camera problem / repair—stuck aperture blades 38:11: Weinberger's most respected vintage cameras—Leica M3, Hasselblad system, Rolleiflex 35:32: Leica M3 has the best rangefinder—you can shoot with both eyes open 41:44: Weinberger's weekly workload of vintage cameras and lenses 42:28: Repair quirks to an original Nikon F 43:02: What to look for when repairing a twin lens Rollieflex 44:26: Flash photography with vintage cameras that synchronize at all shutter speeds 44:58: Pro tip for evaluating a twin lens camera—ensure all four sides of the lens board focus straight 46:34: Process for overhauling a vintage camera shutter   48:48: B&H Photo's used department museum display 50:32: Jeff Berliner's Petzvel lens collection from the Penumbra Foundation 51:15: Lubrication of vintage cameras—don't try it yourself! 52:44: Things to know before contacting B&H with a vintage camera inquiry 55:45: How to find Bill Bain online and in social media 

The world's favourite film photography chat show is back!  Lucy and I talk about Kate Middleton, the new Leica, the new LomoApparat Camera, our latest film camera purchases, and our Portra 400 playlists.  I'm now TikTok famous! Follow me here: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras  Buy Matt a coffee! Support the show by donating to my Ko-Fi page! https://ko-fi.com/mattlovescameras    VOTE MATT in the Portra 400 playlist battle https://www.youtube.com/c/LucyLumensAnalogAdventures/community  Lucy Lumen  Lucy Lumen's Analog Adventures Lucy Lumen's Podcast Adventure   Lucy has prints for sale https://lucylumen.darkroom.tech/ MATT LOVES CAMERAS Web: https://mattlovescameras.com  YouTube: https://youtube.com/mattlovescameras    Lomography: https://www.lomography.com/homes/mattlovescameras  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattlovescameras  Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras 

1. Preparen el aguinaldo: Los mejores ofertas de Xbox para la temporada de Regalos.2. Fanáticos de Apple, prepárense: Los gadgets de Apple que tendrían USB-C para 2024.*3. EL tuvo lanzamientos y te diré 7 cosas que debes saber de la LG XBOOM Serie X.4. Para los de espíritu retro tambien tengo: Las nuevas cámaras instantáneas de Lomography.

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Welcome to a new monthly show here on the Matt Loves Cameras podcast feed.  The Analog Hour is Matt Loves Cameras and Lucy Lumen joining forces to discuss all things film photography related. We will cover what we have been shooting, what cameras and stocks we have bought, borrowed or sold and also share whats on our minds! If you want to see our beautiful faces, make sure you watch The Analog Hour on Lucy's YouTube channel! We will be taking listener questions for the next episodes as well so be sure to follow us on Instagram! LUCY LUMEN  Lucy Lumen's Analog Adventures Lucy Lumen's Podcast Adventure   Lucy has prints for sale https://lucylumen.darkroom.tech/ MATT LOVES CAMERAS Web: https://mattlovescameras.com  YouTube: https://youtube.com/mattlovescameras    Lomography: https://www.lomography.com/homes/mattlovescameras  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattlovescameras  Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras  Check out LowKey Zine  https://lowkeyzine.square.site/

In episode 60 I discuss my results with Adox Color Mission film!  To find out more, check out my YouTube review of Color Mission or my website review of Adox Color Mission with sample images.  Yes! There is now a Matt Loves Cameras YouTube channel!  I also discuss three film camera disasters that happened to me on holidays.  Pantastic 2021-22 will be judged in the next week! Make sure your entry is included by checking out the Pantastic competition entries page.  Buy Matt a coffee! Support the show by donating to my Ko-Fi page! https://ko-fi.com/mattlovescameras    Thank you so much to Anthony Ritchie and Chris Allen!   Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! MATT LOVES CAMERAS Web: https://mattlovescameras.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mattlovescameras  Podcast: https://mattlovescameras.podbean.com/ Email: mattlovescameras@gmail.com Lomography: https://www.lomography.com/homes/mattlovescameras Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattlovescameras Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattlovescameras

Retrouvez le FLASH ACTU, présenté par PHOX.FR , extrait du quatrième épisode (S404) de la quatrième saison du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO. Nous faisons un focus sur le Sirui 75 mm T2,9 1,6X Anamorphic, sur le système de numérisation Digital LIZA de Lomography et sur l'appel à participation pour la 29ème édition du Prix Bayeux Calvados-Normandie des Correspondants de Guerre. Aux micros : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Jonathan Thevenet. Ce FLASH ACTU est issu de l'épisode S404 - « Jonathan Thevenet : photographe culinaire » du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO diffusé le 7 avril 2022.

Dans le quatrième épisode (S404) de la quatrième saison du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO, nous vous proposons une émission sur le métier de photographe culinaire avec en invité, le photographe Jonathan Thevenet. Nous aurons également le plaisir d'écouter les témoignages de Nina Métayer, grande cheffe pâtissière; de François Vermeere, styliste culinaire et de Solli Kanani, elle aussi photographe culinaire. Cet épisode vous est présenté par MPB, la première plateforme mondiale d'achat, de vente et d'échange de kit photo et vidéo d'occasion. Cette émission reçoit également le soutien de SIGMA. Découvrez également le FLASH ACTU présenté par PHOX.FR. Nous faisons un focus sur le Sirui 75 mm T2,9 1,6X Anamorphic, sur le système de numérisation Digital LIZA de Lomography et sur l'appel à participation pour la 29ème édition du Prix Bayeux Calvados-Normandie des Correspondants de Guerre.   Dans sa STORY, présentée par le laboratoire photo WHITEWALL, Benjamin nous présente l'exposition inédite autour de la série Secrètes de la grande photographe Françoise Huguier et d'images vintages signées Malick Sidibé et Seydou Keita. Avec les témoignages de Françoise Huguier et Olivier Sultan, le directeur de la galerie Art-Z. Enfin, découvrez le DÉBRIEF avec les informations importantes à retenir sur le métier de photographe culinaire et le QUIZ qui fait la part belle aux questions des auditeurs. Aux micros : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Jonathan Thevenet, Nina Métayer, François Vermeere, Solli Kanani, Françoise Huguier et Olivier Sultan.

Pooneh Ghana is a music photographer from Austin (TX) who's currently based in Los Angeles. In the past 10 years she's been featured in all the most influential music and lifestyle magazines in the world. She takes us through her most important career steps, from her beginnings as a big indie music fan with a passion for Lomography, to her most recent North American tour with IDLES. 

You'd be shocked at just how simple it is to get the redscale look that everyone loves and craves. The redscale look derives from the organic look that you can get from film. And so, I'm going to preface this piece by saying you should just go shoot film. But you can totally get the look digitally too in-camera. Better yet, you don't need to do post-production at all. In this short, useful photography tip, we're going to each you how to get the redscale look. Want more useful photography tips? Click here. If you're organically shooting for the redscale look with film, it will vary depending on how you expose for it. Years ago, we reviewed Redscale by Lomography. We said the following: “.the shorter your exposures are, the more red and orange the film results will be. But the longer your exposures are, the more normalized they'll look.” So basically, the less light you give it, the more extreme the look. The more light you give it, the less the effect will be. You'll need to dial in the look according to what your own preferences are. Of course, if you shoot digital, you might want to just try the look. Well, you don't need some fancy preset and you don't need to even step into post-production. You can shoot the image and then just port it straight to your phone. That means you can just focus on creating the entire time. Here's how to get the redscale look. Tungsten Light and Daylight White Balance Tungsten-colored light is a big way to start getting the redscale look. How do you know what Tungsten light looks like? Well, is there warm light in the room or whiter light? If it's warmer, it's closer to Tungsten. Does the light remind you of the warmer lights you see in bars? If that's the case, then that orange light is closer to tungsten. Most street lamps are also tungsten-colored. Whiter light is more daylight colored. Combine tungsten light in the environment with daylight white balance to get the redscale look. Your camera should have a daylight setting. But daylight white balance is anywhere between 5200-5600 Kelvin on your camera. Yes, this means, that you need to manually set the white balance by kelvin and not by using the white point option. This is just one way to do it, but there is, of course, yet another way to get the look too! 10,000 Kelvin White Balance In most lighting situations involving the outdoors or daylight, you can get the redscale look using 10,000 Kelvin white balance on your camera. For most cameras, this is the most extreme option on the warmer end. Want the extremely warm look with the clothes to be a different tone? Well, use a flash or shoot in daylight. Everything will have a tint of orange going over it and you'll get a pretty awesome look without needing to do post-production. Some of you might wonder if this is possible with an orange filter on the lens. However, that's not the case. An orange filter just makes the entire scene orange. That's a cool look for sure, but it's not quite the redscale look that you want.

This blog post is inspired by a thread that happened on Reddit. I personally responded to it as I'm a Mod for R/Polaroid. But I realize that there is a ton of misinformation and folks who don't know what's going on. Modern Polaroid Film isn't what it used to be. Further, there are great reasons for that. And in this blog post, we're going to explain everything to you. The following is from a post on R/Polaroid, where I'm transparently, a mod for the subreddit. So I've taken a summary I wrote there and modified it for this blog post. I hope that it will provide a lot of clarity on some of the misinformation out there. Specifically, this tidbit made me write this post. Polaroid lost their original formula since their rebranding with Project Impossible and Polaroid Originals and the team are actively working to improve the image. The Fall of Polaroid Years ago, Polaroid screwed up very, very big. They were already on the decline because the world became very anti-analog to embrace DSLRs fully realizing what they could do, and early mirrorless digital. So to make themselves look cool, they literally hired Lady Gaga as their creative director without the funds to do it. Kodachrome was also on its way out then, and the entire analog photo world was in disarray. This was more than a decade ago. Polaroid shut it doors, sold itself off to a Chinese company, and started to go the route of making zInk cameras. They survived and thrived off of their name alone for a few years. But no one took them with any bit of seriousness. The Death of Polaroid, and the Birth of the Impossible Project When Polaroid shut their doors, Florian Caps and a few others bought the factory and tried to recreate Polaroid's formula. They asked Polaroid for help, but Polaroid refused to do so. This is how the Impossible Project was created. Caps and others started the project to find a way to keep Polaroid film alive. Progress was made slowly and in a questionable pace. They focused on the 8×10 cameras first quite a bit along with a few other models like the SX-70 and more. They had a beautiful, and cozy gallery shop in NYC back then where they'd show the prints off. They were gorgeous but had to be experienced in person to really be felt, sort of like a Leica camera. Back in December of 2010, Impossible said that they were making progress and created a version of PX680. This and a lot of the smaller format films had problems. Some of those problems: Fading Issues with the film and spots Bad colors At my desk is a box of both Polaroid and Fujifilm instant film. And it's very clear what's what. Then they found a way to take your phone's photos and print them on their film. This is when the Impossible Project started to refocus a bit more. One of their biggest problems back then was that the film faded really hard. So they literally created something called color protection film. Impossible Project film continued to improve, but still wasn't up to what Fujifilm was making. Polaroid's Rebirth Speed up ahead, and a few things happened. Polaroid was bought by shareholders. Then the same shareholders also bought the Impossible Project. This brought the two companies under the same banner finally. Impossible film was rebranded to be called Polaroid Originals. By that, today's Polaroid is not the same company that started in NY that many years ago. Neither is Kodak, Kodak Alaris, Kodak Moments, or any of its variants. Fujifilm, Ilford, and Lomography are still the same companies they've always been. The modern Polaroid is not at all the same company that Edwin Land founded. So Will Polaroid Film Ever Improve? Personally speaking, no, the current Polaroid film will not ever look like the original stuff in my opinion. I've got photos of me from McDonald's when I was super young (I'm almost 35 when writing this). It hasn't faded a bit. And then I look in my desk drawer of Impossible Project and Polaroid originals film that I shot in the past few years. Some of it has fade...

Not all bokeh is made the same. Some kinds are clearly superior to others in the way that the bourgeoisie snubs their nose at the proletariat. Of course, I'm kidding about that; it's all personal preference. But objectively speaking, there are many different types of bokeh out there. Luckily, we've studied and used the most lenses in real-world environments of any website. So we dove into our Reviews Index to look at bokeh shapes. Are there more? There could be, but these are more than sufficient for the modern photographer. This post may contain affiliate links. When you make a purchase, we may receive affiliate revenue at no extra cost to you. The Phoblographer has a 100% transparency policy with our audience, and everything presented here is as factual as our Editors can research. Table of Contents Swirly Bokeh How to Get the Look Shaped Bokeh How to Get the Look Onion Bokeh How to Get the Look Smooth Bokeh How to Get the Look Donut Bokeh How to Get the Look Soap Bubble Bokeh How to Get the Look Swirly Bokeh Swirly bokeh is fascinating! I honestly wish it were available in more lenses. Of all the types of bokeh, it's often the most unique. It's typically associated with petzval style lenses. In a nutshell, it's making the center very sharp and the outer edges less in focus. So, if you're shooting with this style of lens, you can't expect the edges to be in focus. Instead, you'll have to always center your subject. It works best at wider open apertures. And the more you stop down, the lessened the effect becomes. Because of this, swirly bokeh is one of the types of bokeh that will appeal to portrait photographers. Combine it with some sort of sepia preset and you'll get an old-timey look. How to Get the Look Some of the best ways to get it are to reach for a Lomography Petzval lens or a Lensbaby Twist for less than $200 for just the optic. Lomography's Petzval lenses can be had easily on eBay. And various vintage optics can do this, like some from Helios. Shaped Bokeh Shaped bokeh is different. It takes the bokeh and literally turns it into a shape. Ever seen Scott Pilgrim vs. the world? It's used often there. It's an amusing look, but it can also be limiting. You need to use a very wide-open aperture at all times to get the results to pop. They're fun to use for portraiture, and they'll be fantastic with modern lenses as they're super sharp wide open. How to Get the Look Years ago, SLRMagic used to make this lens called the Bokehmorphic. I can't even find it anymore for the record, and it was hard to use, but fun. But you can also score these little stencils to put over your lens to shape the bokeh. Onion Bokeh For many years, this was just known as bokeh. Of all the types of bokeh, this is one of the weirdest to me. It's so odd because of just how it came to be called this. Basically, onion bokeh is when you look at a bokeh ball and there are little circles in it. It happens with the vast majority of optics made before 2018. Someone, somewhere on the internet, decided that it was awful because they were pixel-peeping. Sony hyper-inflated it out of control. It was a problem if you want to call it that, with the way the optics were polished. And now, manufacturers have changed the polishing technique so that the optics are more smooth. Personally speaking, I liked the onion bokeh look. It made the bokeh balls pop and gave images a more fascinating look. How to Get the Look Basically, pick up any lens made prior to 2018. It's bound to have onion bokeh. Make sure there are bright bokeh balls behind your subject. That's it; it's that simple. Smooth Bokeh Continuing from the onion bokeh trend, smooth bokeh occurs when the optics are polished differently. The bokeh balls are smooth and don't have an onion character. It's bound to make you not cry if you can't handle a bit of heat in the kitchen. How to Get the Look Sony G Master lenses are enormous on this look. Lots of Canon modern RF L lenses and Nikon Z S lenses are big on ...

There are no bad batches here, the gang sits down for a lively discussion about rebranding. Let's face it, the idea of rebranding items especially in photography is nothing new. Kodak, Fuji, and Agfa have all sold their films to resellers even putting them in custom cartridges and boxes. Even some camera manufacturers are known to build more cameras for other companies and sell under those names than under their own name. And today the trend continues, with Agfa still making films but as a contract manufacturer with names like Rollei under Maco Direct selling their product, or Fomapan producing films stocks for Kosmo Foto, New Classics, and Lomography. Plus ORWO provides the sweet motion picture film for Lomography and our friends at Cinestill and their use of Kodak Vision3 and Double-X stocks. And being able to get these in medium format! So the team sits down at the table for a lively and sometimes hard to follow the discussion about rebranding and clone products.

 This week, Nick Tauro Jr. will present a 100% improvised episode ...about improvisation! We will explore the value of incorporating improv into your life, and saying "yes" to the world through your creative practice, especially through your photography.Links:What is Improv?Santa Fe Improv (where I study and perform)Henry Wessel Jr.Lomography 

In this episode, Suzanne and I have a nice conversation with Birgit Buchart from Lomography USA. We discuss the reintroduction of the famed Lomochrome Turquoise film, its history in a nutshell, how some of the film stocks are come up with, and some requests from both Suzanne and me. I also tell of my love of Lomochrome Metropolis, a change from earlier. Enjoy!!!

I had a great time chatting with Starla. We got a little distracted at the start and talked about work for a bit but we did get into photo chat. We talked about the photo community and how awesome it is. Her kids and her practice and we got into our mutual love for Lomography. We were all over the map on this one and it was a real blast. I hope you have as much fun listening to Starla as I did chatting with her!Here's a little more about Starla stolen from her website."Starla Dawn is a freelance photographer new to Clarksville, TN moving here from sunny San Diego, CA. She was born in rural Kentucky and raised in Huntsville, AL but has had the privilege of living bi-coastally over the last decade.Starla is a self-taught artist whose photographic work is an expression of her creativity as well as a reflection of those she works with. She hopes to showcase the many facets and dualities that are intrinsic to life. She believes everything is interesting and captivating when it's shown in the right light.She specializes in events, behind-the-scenes documentary and is most known for her colorful 35mm double exposures. She is the winner of the 2015 Atlanta Raw Artists: Photographer of the Year, FotoWeekDC Fine Art Award 2016, and Ten and One: Annual Lomography Awards, Monochrome Award 2016."Follow Starla at https://www.instagram.com/starladawnphoto/Photography Chat is a weekly Instagram Live @merlindb hosts every Thursday at 5pmPST/8pmESTGive me a follow if you want to see the episodes live https://www.instagram.com/merlindb/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/photographychat/donations

Paddle in.  Meet Morgan Maassen an award winning photographer and filmmaker from Santa Barbara, California. An aficionado of art, music, fashion, traveling, cloudscapes, and the ocean. Has created some of the most beautiful and unique images that grace the covers of Surf Magazines and beyond.  Morgan has been interviewed by Wired, Fstoppers, Impakte, Without Walls, ESPN, Stab Photolyfe, Lomography. He has won the following awards: 2014 Olympus Pro Photographer Showdown Finalist, 2013 Red Bull Illume "Lifestyle" Winner, 2013 Red Bull Illume "Athlete's Choice" Winner, 2013 Monster Children Black & White Finalist & 2010 Follow The Light Grant Recipient. We talk about surfing, travel, his background and his unique creative process.    Follow Morgan Maassen: http://www.MorganMaassen.com Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/MorganMaassen Groundswell Origins: http://www.GroundswellOrigins.com Podcast: http://www.Groundswell.fm Scott Martin: http://www.Instagram.com/ScottMartin_org Please Connect with me here: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottadammartin/

Film Photography Podcast Episode 276 - September 15, 2021 Topics include: LOMOGRAPHY AND BROOKLYN FILM CAMERA EVENT IN NYC NYC Film Photo Gathering!  On Sunday, September 26, Brooklyn Film Camera and Lomography are throwing an afternoon picnic and gathering for the film community.  More info: http://www.brooklynfilmcamera.com/nycfilmphotogathering2021 LEN DREAMS Mark O'Brien discusses his new zine Monochrome Mania Issue #5 "Lens Dreams" - Lens Dreams is a 36 page zine with covers that addresses how we can see images as dreams LOMOGRAPHY LOW ISO FILM Discussion of the ISO 8 film Fantome and the 13 iso Babylon 13 - both by Lomography.

My name is Andrew Walmsley and your listening to episode 152 of photography insights. This is the show that interviews people from the photography world. It's funny how my previous guests can influence my decisions over future shows. Kat Reichert was someone I became friends with, so when she recommend Lena Storjohann I reached out straight away. Lena's work falls under the Lomography field, it's full of colour and alternative thinking. We began talking as she attended the Experimental photography festival in Barcelona. Well it turns out she took part and had a workshop on multiple exposure. You can see how this type of work suits Lena, as she thinks differently about using film - wait till you hear about exposing both sides of the film (EBS). Her fun continues by using 35mm film canisters for pinhole work! So in this one we discuss: - macro & contrast - still life - double exposure - ebs - solargraphy - pin hole -roundabouts - peanut cans - washi film - film soups Links Lomography - https://www.lomography.de/homes/lalouve Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lalouvephotography/ Friends of the show Steve at Chroma creates modular cameras in medium and large format variety. Find out more at https://chroma.camera For all your c41 developing needs - https://filmdev.co.uk/ Great and affordable zines from Static Age - https://www.staticage.co.uk/ Shoutout Please don't forget to checkout the latest work by the f8 documentary team. Get your zine for only £9 at https://fistfulofbooks.com/product/f-8-documentary-volume-five/ I have writing again too, so put a small article and report together about my experience. This one is about my guided tour around RAF Nocton and shooting some film. Lots of history, fun and some nice images! Check it out here - https://phlogger.co.uk/shooting-abandoned-buildings-using-medium-format-without-a-meter/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/photography-insights/message

So rad to chat with Birgit, she shared how she got started with photography and her very lucky path to @lomographyusa in New York. We talked about different film types and imagined some great films that maybe one day Lomography could be convinced to put into production. Some of you were curious about the status of the Graflok back so Birgit shared what insight she could on that. Then we wrapped up with how amazing the film community is and how there are so many rad people that make it up. Thank you to everyone who tuned in and to Birgit for sharing some time with us. Here's a little more about Birgit in her own words."I'm Birgit Buchart, 29, a photographer and writer, originally from Salzburg, Austria, now based in Brooklyn, NY.I've always loved taking photos but only through an internship at the Lomography Headquarters in Vienna, Austria, I fully discovered my passion and enthusiasm for film photography in particular. In 2018 I got really lucky and was given the opportunity to transfer for Lomography to NYC and am now the General Manager and Marketing/PR Manager for Lomography USA."Follow Birgit at https://www.instagram.com/birgit_b_art/Check out Lomography at https://www.instagram.com/lomographyusa/Photography Chat is a weekly Instagram Live @merlindb hosts every Thursday at 5pmPST/8pmESTGive me a follow if you want to see the episodes live https://www.instagram.com/merlindb/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/photographychat/donations

This episode I dive into Kodak EIR Ektachrome Infrared film and Lomography's Lomochrome Turquoise XR.

Shutter Brother Kevin is back with a solo show with a report on his first experience with Lomography's Lomochrome Purple XR film. This false color negative film is very popular with many artistic-minded film photographers, but what does Color-Blind Kevin think? Listen to find out. Next, flea market dreams do come true, as Kevin found out on a recent Saturday when he found a long lost Leica treasure. Finally, do you want to become a better photographer? Listen to find out how. Check out our blog (https://unclejonesyscameras.blogspot.com) and our Instagram and Facebook pages (@UJCPodcast). Happy Shooting!

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This week, Grae (https://www.graejwall.com/) and I, Imogen Arate (https://poetsandmuses.com/imogen-arate/), discuss our respective poems, "A Man Sits on a Train" and "Godsend," and missing out on life. You can read Grae's poem at: https://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/a_man_sits_on_a_train_1320471 Other ways to get in touch with Grae: 1. Bandcamp: https://graejwall.bandcamp.com/ 2. Lomography website: https://www.lomography.com/homes/grae 3. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepoetryunderground 4. Twitter: https://twitter.com/GraeJ 5. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/graewall/ Check out this episode to also hear about virtual poetry events taking place during the week of May 10th. If you are dealing with depression or other mental illnesses and feeling like you might hurt yourself, please know that you're not alone. I. If you're in the U.S., you can reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK [8255] or https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ II. If you're located elsewhere, here are some options: 1) https://suicidestop.com/call_a_hotline.html 2) https://www.befrienders.org/directory 3) https://www.who.int/health-topics/suicide#tab=tab_1 4) https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2019/10/10/default-calendar/world-mental-health-day-2019-focus-on-suicide-prevention 5) https://www.who.int/health-topics/suicide/campaign-materials-handouts Photo of Grae J. Wall by Dez Paradise. #Poetrypodcasts #PoetsandMuses #ImogenArate #GraeJWall #AManSitsonaTrain #Godsend #MissingOutonLife #poet #musician #lomographer #creatingartwithuncostlymaterials #touralot #WorkintheArts #releasemusicandpoetryalbum #MouseclubVirusBlues #MumWasFirstInfluence #MumWasPublishedPoet #humourouspoemsaboutcurrentevents #carriedaroundanotebook #greatEnglishteachers #Shakespeare #GeoffreyChaucer #JosephRudyardKipling #primaryschoolshow #animals #misundersoodperson #allpoemsareautobiographical #anAmalgamationofCharacters #theroleoftechnologyindistractingfromlife #multitasking #lesseningattentionspan #socialanxiety #theIsolationArtsCafe #dadwasasolicitor #visionforretirement #tookhisownlife #tragedyseepingintopoetry #liveinthepresent #findingbalance #loveoftrains #appreciationforthejourneyaswellasthedestination #takingtimetosavorlife #TalkingHeads #RoadtoNowhere #SocialMediaasTherapeuticTool #SocialMediaastheShrink #cancelculture #gaugeforthehealthofthejuidicialsystem #PoetryUnderground #FestivalofIdeas

This weeks guest is Birgit Buchart from Lomography!We go back and get to hear how Birgit got into photography through her father and how she made her way all the way to New York City from Austria.This is such a fun episode and it was so great to chat with Birgit!Make sure you check out Birgits socials and check out Lomography!https://www.instagram.com/birgit_b_art/https://birgitbuchart.com/https://www.instagram.com/lomographyusa/https://www.instagram.com/lomography/https://www.instagram.com/seeingcollective/Help support the show by joining our Patreon!!!Get early access to our episodes every Monday 2 Days early!!!https://www.patreon.com/analogtalkPick up some Analog Talk MERCH!!!!https://analogtalkpodcast.bigcartel.com/Head over tohttps://us.polaroid.com/ and use the code ANALOGTALK10 for 10% off on your purchase!!And don't forget to follow us on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/analogtalkpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/timothymakeups/https://www.instagram.com/chrisbphoto/Thanks so much guys and we will see you next week!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analog-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

En este episodio nos pusimos muy experimentales con la participación de Tania y Lalo de Film in Dreams. Técnicas Filmsoup y métodos alternativos/experimentales llenaron esta plática, además de noticias y anécdotas con Lomography. #filmisnotdead #cometeelfilm #lomography Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmindreams Comete el Film: https://www.instagram.com/comete_elfilm/ David García https://www.instagram.com/davgarci/ Beto Vázquez https://www.instagram.com/betovazquez/ Alquimica Film Lab: https://www.instagram.com/alquimicafilmlab

A Mike solo show with congrats to The Classic Camera Revival Podcast (IG classiccamerarevival) for their recently released 100th episode, also another film photography podcast to check out called "Mack & Jack A Photography Podcast" put on by Mac MacDonald (IG macshootsfilm) and Jack Allan (IG jack.w.allan), and an update on the NPP Analog Kissy Selfie contest to win some film provided by Michael Raso of the FPP (IG filmphotographyproject, www.filmphotographyproject.com, YouTube FilmPhotographyPodcast). Next, Roxanna Angles (IG roxannalog, IG golannaxor) continues her series of interviews with women film photographers with Starla Little (IG starladawnphoto, www.starladawnphoto.com, Lomography starladawnndl, and see Roxanna's blog post interview with Starla at https://medium.com/the-analogue-diaries/starla-dawn-little-analogue-film-burlesque-and-double-exposed-e792f467e82c ). Then, Mike talks about a zine from Jack Bulkley (IG refocusingphotography) titled "Walls & Fences of Penny Road", has a call in photographer history lesson from Malcolm Myers (IG photovalve) about Herbert Ponting (links: Scott Polar Research Institute https://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/ ,SPRI Picture Library https://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/picturelibrary/ ) and finally original listener music from Tim Allen (IG timbuk2017) from his band Speedreader with a track titled "Untitled #2" Support the podcast: www.ko-fi.com/negativepositives Mike's free music for productions: www.mikegutterman.bandcamp.com get merch at: www.negativepositivespodcast.bigcartel.com email: negpositives@gmail.com Instagram @negativepositives Facebook Group: Negative Positives Film Photo Facebook Group

This is the FOCUS Points photography podcast where we will talk on how you can start your photography adventure with a budget and have fun doing it You can find us in Instagram @focuspointspodcast and on Twitter @focuspointspod. You can visit www.focuspointspod.com for a list of all our episodes You can find Amaurie Ramirez also on www.amaurierazphoto.com . There you can find all his social media accounts also a large variety of prints for sale. Connect with Robert via his Instagram account @ROBERT3PX If you have any questions about the show or anything related to photography you can always contact us to focuspointspodcast@gmail.com or in any of our social media accounts If want to start a podcast, you have the idea but don't know how do it. You can contact the Fire Podcasting Group for everything related to editing like audio, voices, cutting you name it. You can send them an email to firepodcastinggroup@gmail.com or just go to their social accounts @produccionesfpg If you want to support the podcast you can go to our Patreon account https://www.patreon.com/focuspointspodcast In today's episode we're going to talk about some last minute Christmas presents, wishlists, or a gift that you might be interested in for yourself or for a special someone. Ideas and gift wishlist Amaurie and Robert 1. Peak Design Everyday Sling 10L $150 - Amaurie 2. Camera:
Fujifilm XT-3 (body only) $1500 - Robert 3. Fujifilm's instax WIDE 300 instant film camera (black) $85 - Amaurie 4. Lomography cameras and film, various prices - Robert 5. Give a photography book:
The Photographer's Playbook: 307 Assignments and Ideas $16 - Amaurie 6. Photography app:
Photographer's Friend for iOS $6 - Robert 7. Give a magazine subscription:
$10 month - Fujilove Magazine - Amaurie 8. Stocking stuffer:
DIY Photography's camera cookie cutters $20 - Robert 9. Photographer's winter gloves:
 Vallerret Power Stretch Pro Liner $30 - Amaurie 10. Lapel pins:
 Asilda Store $6-10 - Robert [ BONUS: 3 non-photography gifts we want. ] :D We want to give a small project for those first listeners that want to start something and don't know how: * An easy project to start creating — “Festive.” Upload your photo to Instagram with the hashtag #focuspointspodproject * We want to see your work and give you a shout out on our next episode. For our lens art in the logo go to https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/technology --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/focuspointspodcast/support

【加入摄影早自习群】加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：喜马拉雅）【加入以下同城摄影群】 北京 成都 重庆 长沙广州 杭州 闽南 南京 上海 苏州 深圳 天津武汉 西安 郑州加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：城市名）　　早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1188天。一位叫做“李绿茶”的同学在早自习后方跟我留言，他说发现我讲的题材都比较专业和严肃，我想问问我有没有接触过LOMO。© www.lomography.cn　　你这个问题其实问对了，我在大学期间玩过很长时间的LOMO，到今天我家里还躺了几台LOMO相机呢，所以我不仅是接触过，而且我还认为LOMO的这种精神其实对我现在的摄影风格是有一定的影响的。那么你的问题也问得很有代表性，你说大部分人会认为LOMO是过于随意的不专业的，甚至认为LOMO相机只是个玩具。 我到底怎么看这个问题？我想分两期早自习来讲。因为这个事对我来说其实很重要，我相信它也可能会对你有所影响，它在当今的摄影界或许真的是一件不那么不重要的事。© www.lomography.cn　　那么今天我就只给大家讲一个故事，就是这个LOMO相机到底是怎么来的？它其实是一个前苏联的相机厂商，那个名字很长的，但是他的名字里面有四个单词（Ленинградское Оптико-Механическое Объединение），每个单词的首字母拼起来就是LOMO。这个厂商生产的那种相机是一种非常小巧的，但是成像质量的真的是很渣的一种相机。 © www.lomography.cn　　它有这么几个明显的特点：第一个就颜色极其怪异，鲜艳且怪异；然后第二个是它有很明显的暗角，四角偏暗；第三个，相机的解析度其实很低，就是拍出来的照片不见得特别清楚；而且它还不太稳定，它时不时的给你搞出一点“惊喜”，比如说挂片没挂上，两张照片重叠在一起了，或者一不小心漏点光了什么的。 © www.lomography.cn　　总之这个相机相当的不靠谱，这应该是个淘汰产品是吧？所以这个厂商后来反正是倒闭了。但是有两个外国的留学生在他们的二手集市里面买到了LOMO这个品牌的相机，然后就非常惊讶的发现它其实是有惊喜的，你永远都不知道这个相机拍出来是什么样子，于是他们就把这种相机的这种风格给发扬光大了，他们甚至组建了一个协会就叫做Lomography，后来就有越来越多的人加入了他们这个“流派”，他们的影响力越来越大，他们甚至让之前倒闭的厂商又重新开始生产相机，而且你会发现在中国的南方一代有很多玩具厂商也开始生产所谓的LOMO相机，其实它们并不是之前那个相机了，只不过是符合“LOMO精神”的一种玩具相机，非常的廉价，几十块钱、一百块钱，也是非常不靠谱的，经常会有意外的一种机器。 © www.lomography.cn　　那么说了这么多么，可能你比较好奇当时那台机器到底是哪台机器？我已经把这台相机的一个现产版本的照片放在了下方，你可以看得到。它的型号叫做LC-A，现在在淘宝上可以很轻易地搜到这台相机。 LOMOGRAPHY LC-A相机 © www.lomography.cn　　好，那故事就讲这么多。有的人可能更好奇了，就是LOMO这种不靠谱的相机，它是如何成了一种新兴的摄影的流派？它到底有什么吸引人的地方？它到底是不是一个不严肃的玩具呢？这些问题我们在明天的早自习里来继续谈论，如果你们关于了LOMO有什么想说的或者想问的，也可以在底部留言，我们一起来讨论。 　　最后给一个直播的预报，在后天也就是11月7号的晚上，我将为大家带来一场双11的“摄影人剁手指南”的直播课，在明天的早自习里面我们会公布直播课的观看方法。　　今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1188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。

¡Hola Branders!. Esta semana hablaremos de la historia de Lomography y sus geniales cámaras fotográficas de origen soviético. Además descubriremos qué tiene en común con la longeva marca de lentes Voigtlander y la mítica firma japonesa Cosina. Recordad que podéis apoyar nuestro trabajo realizando vuestras compras en Amazon a través del enlace de afiliados que tenemos en nuestra página web; y haciéndoos mecenas de BrandStocker en Patreon. Ya sabéis que nos podéis seguir en Twitter, en Facebook e Instagram, donde nos encontraréis con el usuario BrandStocker.Y por supuesto no olvidéis comentar este programa, darle a "me gusta", valorarlo con todas estrellas que podáis y compartirlo en vuestras redes sociales. Y si os habéis quedado con ganas de más, podéis conocer la historia de muchas otras marcas en nuestros canales de Spreaker, Ivoox, iTunes y en sobre todo en https://www.brandstocker.com/podcast/voigtlander-y-el-origen-de-lomography/