You can now store 10,000 gigs of photos on DNA: RAWtalk 179
Just a small smear of DNA can store up to 10 gigabytes of Data, who knew. You might want to make sure you’re not drinking anything during the DNA discussion at 36:50 of this weeks show.
This weeks show brought you by LEXAR. We use LEXAR Micro SD, SD, XQD and Compact flash cards. We use the min everything and suggest you check them out for your card storage needs.
Lots of Photo News, Lots of Flying Solo and Lot’s of Memers.
Keep on enjoy RAWtalk and we will keep bringing you more.
00:00:16 - Show Start
00:00:18 - Jared’s Phillies Shoot
00:02:45 - Jared’s Soccer Shoot with the D5
00:05:50 - Random T-shirt Sale
00:08:50 - Lightroom 30 for 30 is officially LIVE
00:10:50 - Noah Replaced Joe!
00:11:05 - This Week’s Plug: Lexar
00:14:25 - Announcing Allen’s “Canon Ball” Event
00:16:45 - Photo News
00:17:20 - Stephen’s new iPad!
00:36:50 - Photos Can Be Stored in DNA?!
00:45:52 - Gear of the Week: Think Tank Production Manager 50
00:47:17 - Flying Solo
01:17:43 - Wheel of Fro
01:23:57 - This Week’s Memes/Videos
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