Ep. 337: Canon to Sony…How ‘bout That?!!! – and more

Lens Shark Photography Podcast

Sharky James

Dslrs, Mirrorless, Visual Arts, Cameras, Videography, Photography, Arts

4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2020

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Episode 337 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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Featured: Portrait photographer, Ofir Abe

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Show Opener:
Portrait photographer, Ofir Abe. Thanks Ofir!

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Stories:
Canon's EOS R5, EOS R6 and a slew of odd lenses. (#)

Adorama's new card. (#)

There's more than one way to skin your gear. (#)

Olympus pulls the ripcord on the camera business. (#)

Hoya introduces its ProND16 GRAD and ProND32 GRAD. (#)

2020's cultural changes lead to changes in the camera industry. (#)

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, this is Portrait Photographer of Fury Abe, and you're listening to the Petapixo photography
0:05.4	podcast with Sharky James. Enjoy.
0:08.9	This episode is brought to you by our good friends at Fuji Film Freshbooks, Ben Ro and Tenba.
0:14.7	Further details and discount codes later in the show.
0:18.3	Welcome to the Petapixil Photography Podcast, episode 337. Cannon to Sony. Photography, In this episode, Cannon ups its game with a bunch of sweet new gear.
0:37.0	Olympus makes its exit.
0:39.0	The future of the terms, master and slave are discussed in the industry.
0:44.0	There are many ways to skin your gear.
0:47.0	Hoya's new circular grad and D filters.
0:50.0	And Adorama has a new card.
0:53.0	All that and more in episode 337 of the Petapixil Photography Podcast. Thank you so much a fear for opening this show. I greatly appreciate it brother.
1:09.0	Every darn time I'm scrolling through my Instagram feed and a photo by a fear
1:14.6	Abe emerges my mind is blown I tell you whether he's shooting in
1:19.2	Amsterdam, Tel Aviv or New York, he pulls everything together and creates some incredibly stunning
1:26.7	images.
1:27.7	If you love beautifully lit portraits, hit Instagram where he's of Fear Abe, that's
1:32.3	O-F-I-R-A-B-E and feast your eyes on some really sweet work.
1:38.3	I've gotten so used to see in his images now that I can tell it's his
1:42.3	without even looking at his name. That's how great he is.
1:45.0	And I'd like to thank you all for joining us here in episode 337 of the
1:50.0	Petapixil Photography Podcast. We appreciate you all so much,
1:53.9	and thank you all for subscribing, rating,
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