Show Notes
Join Ruth, Marcus and Adam for our May podcast as we find out if a camera lost in 1970 has managed to find proof of the fabled Loch Ness Monster, and we hear about the wedding photographer who fell into a lake with all his wedding photographs. We see if Marcus can beat first-time panelist Adam to actually win one of our POP Quizzes and we check out some new gear including what’s been dubbed The Flying Sun and decide if there is any point in Fuji’s new half-frame digital camera. LINKS
🟡 COMPETITION NOW CLOSED TO ENTRIES 🟡 Kingjoy Tripods
🟡 Loch Ness Monster Camera Discovered 🟡 Wedding Photographer Who Fell Into Lake 🟡 F1 Team Fined for Forgetting to Insert Memory Card 🟡 Sony A1 II Shortage Worsens 🟡 US Ilford Film and Paper Prices Rise Due to Tarrifs
🟡 Think Tank Walker Pro Bags 🟡 The Flying Sun Drone 🟡 Half Frame Fujifilm Camera 🟡 Canon EOS R50 V 🟡 Polaroid Flip Camera
🟡 Get in touch: [email protected]
More from The Photography Online Podcast
Coming up in our September podcast: we learn how night skies may become a thing of the past and why a quarter of us photographers are happy to leave our cameras unattended in public places. The guys go head to head in the POP Quiz and we look at some new gear in the form of a cap, a lens mount, a bracket and a trigger. What more could you possibly ask for?
Coming up on this month's podcast: we discuss the bridge which can no longer be photographed, the new guidelines for sports photographers, and we debate whether using a coloured filter can be deemed as racist! We also look at the gadget that's supposed to keep you focused at your computer the coaching app that thinks music photographers have time to stop and ask it questions, and finally reveal the Marcus and James origin story!
Coming up in our July podcast: Icelandair identifies the world’s worst photographer - and it’s not one of us. We discuss why you wouldn’t want to date James if romance is what you’re after, and why your memory card is quite possibly fake. Plus we look at Apple's latest tool, for photographers who forgot to compose their shot, the cardboard filters for those on a budget and the fisheye lens inspired by the sound of crashing waves. LINKS
Coming up in our June podcast: we discuss the artist who’s caused outrage by colourising Ansel Adams' famous Moonrise image, why Sabrina Carpenter turned up to the Met Gala wearing film strips, and why India's tiger reserves have banned smartphones. We look at the camera exhibit where visitors are encouraged to smash old cameras, Canon's surprisingly useful new lens cap, and Kodak bringing large-format film back from the dead.
Coming up in our May podcast: we discuss why Iceland Air are on the hunt for a terrible photographer, why a three-handed Kodak shooter was spotted on a giant billboard, and the guy who could have used an extra hand juggling fourteen different cameras at the Artemis Launch last month. We look at the watch that is also a light meter, the wallet that is also a memory card holder and the ultimate lens hood which is dead handy if you fly fighter jets. LINKS 🟡 Capturing the Artemis Launch with 14 Cameras Watch Stephen on PO LIVE's Jan 2024 show (POOS only)(from 01:40 onwards) 🟡 Airport’s Giant Billboard Featuring 3-Handed Photographer 🟡 Airline Looking for “Really Bad Photographer” 🟡 Pop Star Accused of Copying Photographer on Album Artwork 🟡 World's Largest Pano Stitch Image 🟡 Light Meter Wrist Watch 🟡 Photo Dash Card Game 🟡 The Ultimate Lens Hood 🟡 SmallRig Wooden Grip 🟡 Leather Wallet for Photographers