Jared Poling Frofoto.com and this is a Daily Fro episode for October 22nd,

2019. The time is 538 in the PM. It's raining outside. This is episode 279 where I sit down

every once in a while. I won't say every day because obviously it's been a minute since I've put up one of these since, what is it, a month ago I put up one. 916 is when I guess

I posted the last one. Just been just been busy here at the factory making content doing all

different types of things, trying to figure out the future where I want to go, what I want to do,

what type of content to put out, what to share, what not to share, all of that good stuff. But since we posted the

real world review of the A7R4, that is a Sony, where I was on the road with Bernie Sanders doing

photos, I figure a story is in order to discuss, one, a couple of things about it. And two, the comments that

we get that say Sony paid us money, Sony must be paying us money to make this content,

so on and so forth, which would be awesome. It would be awesome if we got paid a shit ton of money

to go make this stuff. But I do want to lay out what it actually cost me to go on the road with Senator Sanders

to capture the images that I ended up turning into a real world review and we will turn into

something else. Because I had to pay to go on the road. They didn't pay me to go do this. They offered and said,

would you like access to capture these images and to create a piece of content? And that piece of

content hasn't even been created yet. I mean, we photographed it, we videoed it. It just so happens

that here's the interesting thing. We know, and as some of you guys who listen, know,

I didn't know what camera I was going to use on this trip, you know, leading up three weeks,

two weeks, one week leading up to going away. Well, what most of you don't know is that I didn't

know what camera I was going to use until 30 minutes before the senator's first

rally started or until he arrived at the rally in Iowa. And I'll tell you what happened is I took a

picture with the A9 at the same ISO, took a picture at the same ISO with the A7R4, looked at them

quickly on the back of the camera and was like, you know what? I'm going to just throw caution to the

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