Show Notes
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
🟡 Kingjoy Tripods
🟡 AI-Generated Colour Iceland Air Found It’s “Worst Photographer” 🟡 Photographer Has to Clean Up After Other Photographer 🟡 Memory cards rocket in price, and yours is probably fake anyway 🟡 Bali Cracking Down on Photographers Traveling with Tourist Visas 🟡 Photographers “Ruin” World Cup Debut
🟡 Daystar Universal Lens Solar Filter 🟡 Lumix L10 🟡 Apple’s New Tool Lets You Re-Frame After You Shoot 🟡 Lomography Fisheye No. 2 La Mer 35 mm Camera
🟡 See Nick's Machu Picchu Image
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