Ep. 353: Robbed! Plus Nikon’s Z9 and Sony’s A7 IV - and more

Lens Shark Photography Podcast

Sharky James

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

4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2021

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Episode 353 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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Featured: Photographer Louis Chan

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Show Opener:
Photographer, Louis Chan. Thanks Louis!

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Stories:
Photographer Louis Chan gets robbed, and tips to avoid this happening to you. (#)

Sign the petition to encourage camera makers to secure our gear. (#)

Nikon's new Z9 is a game-changer. (#)

Two new Z-mount lenses and a new adapter. (#)

Sony's new a7 IV ups the game again. (#)

Loupedeck releases a nifty new update. (#)

OM System is a thing now. (#)

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0:00.0	This is photographer Louis Chan, and you're listening to the Peta Pixel Photography
0:03.9	podcast with Sharky James. Enjoy!
0:06.4	This episode is brought to you by our friends at Moment,
0:09.6	Shimoda, Tenbone, Fujifilm. Further details and discount codes later in the show.
0:15.8	Welcome to the Peta Pixel Photography podcast, episode 353.
0:21.3	Robbed! Last night on Z9 and Sony's A7 Mark IV.
0:30.7	In this episode, a listener of the show gets robbed and it was all caught on video.
0:37.9	Nikon's new Z9 stuns, two new Z-mount lenses drop,
0:42.8	Sony's new A7 Mark IV cranks things way up,
0:46.4	Olympus is no more, kind of sorta, and Loop Deck makes some new improvements.
0:52.5	All that and more in episode 353 of the Peta Pixel Photography podcast.
1:00.1	Thank you so much Louis for opening the show, I greatly appreciate it brother.
1:08.8	Bay Area-based photographer Louis Chan is not only a long-time listener of the show,
1:14.0	he's the subject of our top story. One that's made the news worldwide,
1:19.5	as the dramatic robbery he was involved in was all caught on video. He was the one being robbed.
1:25.9	I wouldn't elevate somebody who actually robbed others.
1:28.9	That's not a thing. We're gonna get to his story in a bit, but in the meantime,
1:32.8	I want to encourage you to check out his photography after the show, because Louis is quite the
1:38.0	accomplished photographer. Whether it's the Golden Gate Bridge, Rafton Fog, the snowy beauty
1:44.2	of Yosemite National Park, or any number of places on the other side of this big blue marble we
1:50.3	all share, Louis has captured its beauty in stunning detail. So head on over to his website,
1:56.6	which is LewisChan.photo, or visit him on Instagram where he's at Louis Chan. That's L-O-U-I-S,
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