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Welcome to Billy Newman Photo Podcast Episode 295: Shooting with Multiple Cameras and Film | The Anti-Workshop Photography Movement.
Episode Outline & Chapters
- [00:00] Show Introduction & Musical Theme
- [00:23] Shooting with Multiple Cameras and Film
- [08:22] The Anti-Workshop Photography Movement
- [16:21] Why Wildlife Photographers Need Massive Zooms
- [22:47] Episode Sign-off & Show Credits
In This Episode:
- Shooting with Multiple Cameras and Film: The speaker discusses the workflow of using multiple Nikon cameras (D7000, D2H, F4) and rotating lenses to capture diverse angles during an RV shoot. He reflects on his minimal use of props compared to this specific setup and analyzes the performance of Kodak Ektar film versus digital sensors in low-light conditions.
- The Anti-Workshop Photography Movement: Billy Newman shares his recent experience photographing waterfalls at Alsea Falls and discusses the value of reviewing developed negatives to gauge exposure success. He critiques the photography industry’s reliance on expensive paid workshops, arguing instead for free educational resources like web series or live blogs.
- Why Wildlife Photographers Need Massive Zooms: The speaker discusses the necessity of heavy telephoto lenses and converters to capture small wildlife subjects from a distance without disturbing them. He emphasizes the importance of ‘filling the frame’ to ensure the subject has enough visual mass within the image.
Credits & Support
Host & Producer: Billy Newman
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