RAWtalk 243: The DANGERS of Photography
Welcome to RAWtalk Episode 243! This week we start off with an important lesson about "Flicker Reduction." We jump into Gear of the Week early with Sigma's MC-11 Adapter for Canon lenses on a Sony body. Next, we get to Photo News where we discuss everything from the most expensive camera ever purchased to a tragic helicopter incident in NY. This brings us to today's topic: The Dangers of Photography. And finally, we wrap up the show with another Flying Solo questions & answers segment. As always, thanks for watching!
00:00:17 - And We're Live! 00:02:15 - Lesson Learned: Use "Flicker Detection" 00:17:54 - Gear of the Week: Sigma's MC-11 Adapter 00:24:39 - Photo News: Most Expensive Camera Ever Sold 00:28:02 - Want to Buy Amelia Earhart's Leica? 00:30:59 - Eddie Adams NYC Studio is For Sale 00:34:12 - Introducing The Russian "Vivian Maier" 00:37:40 - Rumor: Full Frame Mirrorless Canon Camera in the Wild 00:39:27 - Helicopter Issue in NYC 00:47:43 - Today's Topic: The Dangers of Photography 01:04:39 - Flying Solo
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