Ep. 249: Nikon Snags the Top Spot Kinda Sorta - and more

Lens Shark Photography Podcast

Sharky James

Visual Arts, Arts

4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2018

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Episode 249 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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Featured: Fashion photographer and educator, Frank Doorhof

In This Episode

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Show Opener:
Fashion photographer and educator, Frank Doorhof opens the show. Thanks Frank!

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Stories:
Nikon takes the #1 spot...but there's a caveat. (#)

More bad news for action cam maker GoPro. (#)

A photographer builds a killer Lightroom machine that disappoints. (#)

Adobe rolls out another Sensei-based feature to Photoshop. (#)

A UK company bests SanDisk in the massive tiny card game. (#)

DJI announces a smaller, lighter Mavic Pro called, Mavic Air. (#)

Outtakes

My other podcast with Brian Matiash, the No Name Photo Show.

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0:00.0	Hey guys this is photographer Frank Doro from the Netherlands and you're listening to
0:03.5	Peter Pixel with Sharky James enjoy the show guys.
0:07.4	This episode is brought to you in part by our friends at Freshbooks.
0:11.2	Try them out free for 30 days at Fresh Books.com
0:14.3	forward slash Petapixil and enter Petapixil and how did you hear about a
0:17.6	section and by our friends at Tenba. Get 20% off your entire
0:22.2	order with the offer code Petapixel 20 at tenba.com. That's T-N-B-A.com. Further details later in the show.
0:30.0	Welcome to the Petapixil Photography Podcast, Episode 249.
0:35.0	Nikon snags the top spot, kind of sorta.
0:42.0	In this episode, Nikon takes the number one spot, kind of sorta.
0:47.6	Lightroom is slow even on a specked out machine. Shocker.
0:51.3	Photoshop gets another time saver. Integral memory
0:54.7	unveil is a massive tiny card. GoPro slides even more. And DJI has a brand new
1:01.0	drone. All that in more in episode 149 of the Petapixil Photography
1:06.0	podcast. Thank you so much Frank for opening the show. I greatly appreciate it brother.
1:15.8	One of my favorite portrait photographers is the incredible Frank Dorhoff and I know that for many of you
1:21.3	he's a favorite of yours as well.
1:23.0	I know this because a lot of you guys tell me that and for good reason too.
1:26.0	He's a master of lighting and composition and that's immediately apparent when you see his wonderful work.
1:31.0	He's a master master photographer after all.
1:33.5	What he's also great at though is teaching.
1:36.0	You know, I first saw him on one of those B&H event space videos on their YouTube channel.
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