Did they really "BAN RAW" or not? RAWtalk 159
I must have had 200 people send me the article discussing Reuters supposedly “banning RAW files” and knew I needed to take a close look at what they were actually saying. The reason so many people were up in arms is because they read a headline that mentioned “banning raw” in it. The truth of the matter is RAW was not being banned, editing was. We go in depth on this news at 13:15 of the show.
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Bruce Bennett was back on the show this week to discuss the release of his new book “Hockey’s Greatest Photos”. You don’t have to love hockey to enjoy this discussion that takes us through the journey of creating this photo book. Bruce was also on RAWtalk 106 with an awesome interview done on the Philadelphia Flyers bench.
Gear of the week is the Sony RX100 IV pocket camera that we just did an unboxing and sniff test of.
We spun the wheel and we requested that you send in your audio recording of you saying “Spin That WHEEEEEEELLLLL” to SingWheelOfFro at Gmail dot com.
Thank you guys for your continued support.
Show Intro - 00:00:16
Apple Pencil Review - 00:03:22
I Shoot Raw Space Shirt Sale - 00:09:58
Photo News - 00:12:16
Reuters Rant - 00:13:15
Bruce Bennett Interview - 00:53:55
Gear of the Week: Sony RX100 IV - 01:32:02
Wheel of Fro - 01:35:30
"Spin That Wheel" Submissions - 01:37:35
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