You're listening to Master Photography Podcast.

I am your host, Brent Bergherm, and I am a travel outdoor photographer. I am also an educator and it is my goal to help you achieve more in your photography.

Thank you for being here today as we talk about the Canon EOS R.

Some people love it and some people pretty much like to make fun of it it seems.

I haven't yet had a chance to handle this camera but I'm certainly intrigued by what

Canon has for us in their first full-frame mirrorless camera.

Today I'm joined by a listener, Mary Melanchonico.

She uses the EOS R and I'm so glad she's able to come on the show and talk about this camera

with us. Mary, come on the show and talk about this camera with us.

Mary, welcome to the show.

Thank you, Brent. Thank you for having me on the podcast.

Absolutely. It's so great to have you here and talking about this camera that for me it's been something like you know hmm that

looks pretty good and one of the complaints that a lot of people have about this

camera is that it's too close to the 5D Mark 4 and whatnot and we'll kind of get

into those details but actually before we get too far down that road I just

want to talk a little bit about that

that side of your life.

Sure, well thank you Brett for having on the podcast.

These podcasts have been so valuable to me and the photography community because they

provide a great resource for all levels of photographers across the globe.

And I'm an Associate Professor of computer graphic arts at Rowan College in southern New Jersey.

I live outside of Philadelphia with my wife, my two sons, and my two dogs.

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