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Lens Shark Photography Podcast

Ep. 153: It's Raining Sigma Glass - and more

Lens Shark Photography Podcast

Sharky James

Visual Arts, Arts

4.41.2K Ratings

🗓️ 23 February 2017

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Episode 153 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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Featured: Fashion and portrait photographer Don Mupasi

In This Episode

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Fashion and portrait photographer Don Mupasi opens the show. Thanks Don!

Sigma announces three new lenses in its Art line, including the long-awaited 24-70mm f/2.8. (#)

In addition, Sigma announces a new lens in its Contemporary line, the 100-400mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM. (#)

The importance of understanding STF technology and apodization lens elements for creamier bokeh. (#)

In under one minute, every front page of the New York Times shows the rise of photography and the impact of imagery in our lives. (#)

ADOX doubles its film production capacity as film use continues to rise. (#)

Outtakes

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, this is photographer Don Morpassi, and you are listening to the Petapixil Photography

0:05.1

podcast with Sharkey James. Cheers.

0:08.6

Welcome to the Petapixil Photography, episode 153. It's raining Sigma Glass.

0:17.0

In this episode, one fifty-one.

0:21.2

In this episode, Sigma drops four new lenses on the world why Sony's

0:26.2

STF technology makes a difference AADOCs doubles its film production capability and

0:31.8

the explosion of photography in under a minute.

0:36.0

All that and more in episode 153 of the Petapixil Photography Podcast. podcast.

0:50.0

Thank you so much, Don, for opening this show. I greatly appreciate it, brother. In episode 148, I told you about how a couple of UK-based fashion and portrait

0:55.2

photographer Don Mupasi's images were misappropriated, let's say, by former model

1:00.3

and celebrity Tyra Banks for use on her massive Instagram account.

1:05.0

The photography community came together and gave Don the credit he deserved by absolutely flooding not only the comments of those photos but all the photos that were

1:14.2

posted since then with messages calling her out on those copyright infringements and

1:19.0

that's exactly what they were. Well shortly after that episode aired Mupassi's photos were removed from Tyra Binks' Instagram account.

1:26.7

And that's it.

1:27.8

No apologizing to him for what happened.

1:30.1

No payment for use of his photos.

1:32.2

Nothing. You know, the very least they could have done. No payment for use of his photos, nothing.

1:33.0

You know, the very least they could have done would have been to properly promote his work,

1:37.6

send some people his way. But nope, nothing.

1:40.9

You know, they didn't do a darn thing for him, and that is shameful.

1:44.8

Celebrities get away with this all the time.

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