Candid

Candid

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Candid episodes

  • Candid #50 (-1): Live From Toronto!
    Meeting in person for the first time ever, the team converges on Toronto for a live episode! Hijinks ensue as we discover new camera systems, new mediums, and how to properly pronounce Álvaro’s name.
    1 hr 5 min
  • Candid Conversations: Panasonic's Trisha Gillings
    Álvaro and Marius are joined by Panasonic’s Canadian Product Manager for Imaging, Trisha Gillings. Conversation ranges from the interesting relationships at the heart of the Micro Four-Thirds consortium to some behind the scenes insight into how the latest Panasonic products came to be!
    48 min
  • Candid #45: Canons, Macs, and the iPad Pro
    Álvaro and Marius return to discuss Marius’ weekend with a Canon 5D Mark IV. Then it’s time to unpack Apple’s WWDC announcements as they pertain to photography, with a special iPad Pro segment featuring Thomas Wong.
    1 hr 21 min
  • Candid #43: Street Photography
    Álvaro & Marius catch up on a bit of news before diving into the wonderful world of street photography: what it is, how to approach it (including getting over the fear of starting), and some of our favourite tools & techniques!
    1 hr 21 min
  • Candid Conversations: Erin Brooks
    Erin Brooks, iPhoneographer extraordinaire, joins Álvaro and Marius for a far-reaching chat about modern photography. Along the way, we discuss her involvement in the Shot on iPhone campaign for Apple, her favourite apps for editing, and where a standard mirrorless camera fits into her workflow.
    1 hr 8 min
  • Candid Conversations: Adobe's Josh Haftel
    This week’s show features Josh Haftel, product manager for Lightroom Mobile at Adobe. He joins Marius, Álvaro, and “Manitoba” in a wide-reaching discussion about the state of mobile photography, the future of imaging technology, and where Lightroom fits into the picture.
    1 hr 18 min

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A podcast about the craft of photography, covering the skills and technology we contend with on the road from hobbyist to professional.