The Holiday Buying Guide for Photographers: RAWtalk Episode #063
As the holidays roll around we decided this week to dive into some gifts that we consider safe to purchase for photographers. Purchasing gifts for photographers is not easy. One because photography is expensive and two because you really don't know what someone needs or wants. So Stephen brought in a few items that may make your photographer friends crack a smile.
This was the first week we had a contestant for the Wheel of FRO spinning!!!! The first contestant who was selected off of twitter was "Troy Heckler" and you will have to tune in to see what prize he will be walking away with.
If you watch the video portion of the podcast we have to say OOOOPPPPPS and apologize. The reason we have to apologize is the main angle on me somehow shifted out of focus meaning we will not be cutting to that angle at all. This is a good warning to anyone filming out there to double or triple check your angles before and during recording to make sure everything is tack sharp. But shit happens, you learn form it, move on and try not to make the same mistake again. I hope you understand and keep coming back for me.
Lucky for us we tested out a new angle using the Atomos Ninja 2 which allows us to use the D800 and 14;24 2.8 to give us a much better looking wide-angle.
Enjoy this weeks episode and don't forget to @FroKnowsPhoto with #WheelOfFRO on twitter or Facebook.
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