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🗓️ 23 September 2022

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Chris is catching up on the latest developments in the world of camera makers (Nikon goes 3D printing?!), new papers (awesome noise reduction), a train set with 10 miles of tracks (and photography thereof) and of one big question to Getty: is it really just about copyright questions? Really? Topics: [PHOTO, NEWS] Nikon vor 620 … Continue reading

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0:00.0	It's September the 22nd, 2022.
0:05.0	And this is Tiff's on the Topsoffler episode 918.
0:10.6	Tips from the top floor.
0:14.4	Tips from the top floor.
0:16.4	All right.
0:16.8	From the top floor.
0:20.5	Hello and welcome. It's Chris. Yeah, it's one of these days.
0:26.6	Four things I want to talk about today. Nikon, Rornnerf, Miniatubunderland, and Getty.
0:32.6	Let's kick this off with Nikon
0:37.7	about to take over
0:39.1	SLM Solutions
0:40.0	SLM Solutions
0:41.4	SLM
0:42.1	I believe this is just
0:45.5	a rumor at this point
0:48.7	but SLM Solutions
0:49.6	is a company here in
0:51.1	Lubek in Germany
0:52.2	which is actually not too far from where I live,
0:57.0	and they are a company regarding 3D printing solutions.
1:03.2	And we're not talking the little printing solutions
1:06.6	where you melt some plastic and put little plastic sausages on top of each other.
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