FroKnowsPhoto RAWtalk 211: Kodak Ektachrome Is Back, Nikon Turns 100 + Triple Photo Critique
Let's start off the show with an announcement. RAWtalk will be moving to bi-weekly opposed to each week. The reason for the switch is to allow us to focus on making more "Real World Reviews" and "5 Min Portraits".
This weeks show is brought to you by LEXAR. LEXAR is the official card and card reader of RAWtalk.
Starting at 50:05 we have the triple critique. First we start off by critiquing Todd's first time using the Canon 5D Mark IV. Next we check out Stephen's concert photos shot with the Canon 5D Mark IV. Finally we look at my low light concert photos as a recent show.
00:00:16 Ready to Rumble? 00:01:42 RAWTalk ANNOUNCEMENT!!! 00:07:07 Another IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! 00:08:16 Plug of the Week 00:11:28 Jared's Dad Checks In 00:12:45 Photo News 00:12:59 Nikon is 100 00:14:16 Keep Your Drone Cozy 00:17:02 GH5 00:23:30 Kodak is Back, All Right 00:27:27 1 of 4 D-Day Film Rolls Survived 00:32:36 32 Inch 8K Display 00:36:07 2 Billion Dollar Chipotle Law Suit 00:42:20 Triple 4K Display Laptop 00:44:43 RED Helium is a 108? 00:46:20 Gear of the Week 00:50:05 Todd's Photo Critique 01:06:36 Stephen's Photo Critique 01:27:45 Jared's Photo Critique 01:37:17 Memes of the Week 01:42:25 Wheel of Fro
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