Hookers, Nikon D5 / D500 and CES 2016 Recap: RAWtalk 165
We made the trip out to Las Vegas for CES 2016 because Nikon said we will not want to miss the show. Turns out they were correct. Nikon announced not one DSLR in the way of the D5 but a surprise to the world in the way of the D500. We discus everything that happened in Las Vegas from encountering hookers to running into Shaq again and all the fun toys from CES.
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Stephen brings us the Photo news, we have some gear of the week and we finish with Flying Solo. Oh yea, the wheel of FRO may have stopped or come close to landing on the Grand Prize.
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00:00:16 - Show Intro
00:02:04 - Las Vegas / CES Recap
00:18:50 - Canon’s Helicopter Flight Recap / UBUprints
00:21:50 - Photo News
01:10:00 - Flying Solo
01:29:39 - Gear of the Week
01:33:20 - Wheel of Fro
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