This week, Bruce has been working with (and shooting) Australia’s former Governor General, Sir Peter Cosgrove. If you’re using Adobe Lightroom, here’s 6 things which might help speed things up. […]

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Episode 484 – Who gets to be disappointed?

This week, I’m back from my roadtrip, and the Tamron 28-200 turned out to be a great travel lens (as suspected!). Check out my instagram for the pics. Meanwhile, Glynn […]

Episode 483 – The next step in AI we want to see

This week, the Canon Collective comes to the end of the line, it seems Fuji loves bokeh, Adobe opens registration for its first-ever free Adobe Max conference, and Google looks […]

Episode 482 – Hittin’ the frog ‘n’ toad

This week, Sony says they’re struggling to ship enough units of the a7siii, AI tech keeps getting better, with this project creating 3D renders from crowd-sourced 2D stills, plus this […]

Episode 481 – The less we post, the better we look

This week, AP switches to Sony gear, Steve Peters sent us this one about the (no surprises) dire state of the Japanese camera industry, Adam shared this one about how, […]

Episode 480 – Award-winning spuds!

This week, Neowise is about to make a subtle appearance in the Southern Hemisphere. If you’re hoping to capture it, check out some info here. Got money to burn? Maybe […]

Episode 479 – Living below the poverty line

This week, Olympus fails to alert its North American and European business arms about the announcement of their withdrawal from the camera business. Oops! There are some crackin’ good images […]

Episode 478 – It’s all about the comments

This week, we talk about the (second?) Great Victorian Lockdown. If you like shooting with your smartphone, Profoto now offers Air-X, a protocal/platform which allows you to sync your Profoto […]

Episode 477 – The Great Victorian Lockdown commences

This week, Glynn discusses Olympus’ decision to exit the photo industry. Despite this monumental event, they have just released their roadmap for planned future lens releases. He also gave us […]

Episode 476 – 10 years of Sol

This week, the Shutterstock debacle continues, with a group of contributors forming an alliance and suspending their accounts en masse. Tamron issues a partial recall on their 70-180/2.8 lens. Hit […]

Episode 475 – The “Not as Good as John” Episode

This week, Glynn and I catch up for a chat with Australian photo industry stalwart, John Swainston. John’s career spans more than 5 decades, in which time he’s seen some […]

Episode 474 – A chat with John Swainston

This week, Glynn pours his heart out over the state of the world. David Jones chimes in with a “ground zero” synopsis of the fate of Dury’s Camera in Nashville. […]

Episode 473 – Troubling times

** Had to rely on Skype for Glynn’s audio for the first couple of minutes and the last couple of minutes, but the rest is much better! ** This week, […]

Episode 472 – End of an era for Dury’s

This week, Glynn has been revisiting some images from a couple of years ago. Affinity Photo is currently available at a reduced price (50% off), and the standard 30 day […]

Episode 471 – Wallowing in trash

This week, the GDT (German Society for Nature Photography) nature photographer of the year winners show nature in all its glorious beauty, Nikon expects “extraordinary losses” as a result of […]

Episode 470 – Serious questions demand serious answers

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