Complete Fail or GENIUS Idea: RAWtalk 171
Back in college I had a resume building class. The teacher said we should do a traditional resume as that’s what would help us get a job out of college. Being me I thought that was a terrible idea, why would I create a traditional resume? So I decided to create the most atypical resume you could think of. Check out the discussion at 45:31 of this episode.
This weeks episode is brought to you by HOYA or as Todd says HOYA. Check out their HD3 line of UV and Polarized Filters. http://www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/hdfilters/
There's still a chance to get your tickets for the LIVE RAWtalk in Philly on March 3rd. http://bit.ly/phillyrawtalk
Does anyone remember the time I told I can’t go into Six Flags because of my I SHOOT RAW Shirt? Turns out they may be using my video as a tool to educate their security guards. We discuss that at 17:53
Stephen has an uninterrupted Photo News segment this week, we have gear of the week, flying solo and the Wheel of FRO.
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00:00:16 - Show Start
00:01:30 - Todd’s New Tether Table
00:03:31 - Reminder: Philly Live RAWtalk Coming Soon
00:04:54 - Plug: HOYA Filters
00:06:22 - Jared’s Ritz Camera Story
00:10:02 - Text of the Week
00:11:45 - Photo News
00:17:53 - Six Flags Rant Update
00:37:02 - Mail Time
00:40:58 - Gear of the Week: Canon Printer Ink
00:43:10 - Flying Solo
00:45:31 - Jared’s College Resume
01:03:12 - Introducing Dick Talk
01:10:00 - Wheel of Fro
01:14:00 - Wheel of Fro Submissions
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