Ep. 345: Retro for the Sake of Retro? or No? - and more

Lens Shark Photography Podcast

Sharky James

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

4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 July 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Episode 345 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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Photographer, Brad Styron. Thanks Brad!

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Stories:
Is the Nikon Z fc retro for the sake of being retro? (#)

Nikon introduces 3 new Z-mount lenses. (#)

Canon unveils its 14-35mm f/4 for RF-mount . (#)

Sony Alpha 1's IBIS issues. (#)

Your WD NAS drive might be empty. (#)

Nikon's no longer including this cable. (#)

All US drone pilots must now pass this test. (#)

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0:00.0	Aloha, this is Brad Starran, and you're listening to the Petapixel Photography Podcast with
0:04.7	Sharky James. Enjoy.
0:07.3	This episode is brought to you by our friends at Fujifilm FreshBooks 10-Burn Benro,
0:12.7	further details and discount codes later in the show.
0:16.5	Welcome to the Petapixel Photography Podcast, episode 345.
0:21.7	Retro for the sake of Retro or no.
0:30.8	In this episode, Nikon announces a retro body and a few lenses.
0:36.4	Sony fixes a key problem with its Alpha 1, Canon unveils a wide zoom,
0:41.6	WD has some issues, Nikon is dropping a piece of gear,
0:46.3	and a task that all US drone users must now pass.
0:50.9	All that and more in episode 345 of the Petapixel Photography Podcast.
1:02.6	Thank you so much Brad for opening the show, I greatly appreciate it brother.
1:06.8	A wise real estate photographer Brad Starran not only knows how to capture imagery that his
1:13.2	clients pay good money for their paradise, his personal work is absolutely stunning as well.
1:20.4	And you know what, it's not the scenery, it'd be too easy to say it was a scenery,
1:24.4	but we've all seen bad photos of amazing places.
1:28.6	Brad doesn't do that kind of photography, he knows what he's doing and his work is absolutely stunning.
1:35.2	Now to check out his real estate work over on Instagram it's at Starran Photo, that's
1:40.4	STYROM Photo and for the manifestation of his true passion,
1:47.2	check out his other account which is at Brad Starran.
1:52.0	I tell you, you're going to be happy you checked out both of those actually.
1:56.0	Now before I forget WPPI is coming up again, that's Wedding and Portrait Photographers International,
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