KICKSTARTER FAIL: Apparently it's RAWtalk #123
Welcome to Episode #123 of FroKnowsPhoto RAWtalk. This week I started off the show with a look back at a video I recorded somewhere around 2008. It showcases me attempting to make a video but failing every which way I tried. The reason I posted the video is to show you that I have not always been this good in front of the camera. And if I can go from that guy sitting there fumbling words with no personality than there should be nothing holding you back.
This weeks PLUGGY Mc Plugerson is brought to you by ATOMOS who sent us out the brand spanking new Shogun to sniff test and play with. For those who don’t know about the Shogun it’s pretty much the only way you can currently record 4k footage out of the cameras on the market. For example the Sony A7s can’t even record 4k internally, it needs the Shogun to save that footage. For more information on the Shogun and other Atomos products please click here http://bit.ly/1waSi9t
We are off to Chicago for a Mobile RAWtalk curiosity of Squarespace on March 17th. If you would like to pick up a ticket for that show you can do so right here. http://bit.ly/1NyGa7V
Stephen graces us with his photo news that brings up the subject of the failed “trigger trap” kickstarted. It’s time to lay the smack down on kickstarted so I guess you could call this a mini rant.
Flying Solo this week was filled with a ton of solid questions that I hope you find informative.
Finally if you listen to RAWtalk on iTunes could you please leave a review as well as your start ranking? That will help the show grow on iTunes and show up ahead of those other boring podcasts.
00:00:16 - Intro
00:00:45 - RANT: If Jared can do it YOU can do it
00:08:11 - Gear of the Week: Atomos Shogun
00:14:19 - Chicago RAWtalk
00:21:45 - Please Rate RAWtalk on iTunes
00:22:15 - Photo News
00:38:26 - RANT: Jared on Kickstarter
00:56:16 - Flying Solo
00:58:40 - Sutter Kindergarden Flashback
01:37:47 - Wheel of Fro
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