What a podcast episode!

It's our sixth podcast, and we dive in deep to discuss photography, cinematography, lockdown and everything in between.

Have you ever heard a line similar to this: "When I was young we didn't have cars we had to walk everywhere". Well, we discuss what we would say and the things that take us back to our youth.

Did you hear about Olympic sports photographer Jeff Cable and his recent photo uploads with the unreleased Canon EOS R3? Do his photos reveal the sensor size of this anticipated camera? Listen to hear what we have to say on the subject.

Plus, did you hear Canon and Nikon flaunt their flagship camera models? Has the pandemic and the delay of the Olympic Games thrown them off your radar? Do the Nikon Z9 and Canon R3 ring any bells?

Have you heard about Hollyland? We ask Lee Herbet to share his insight about the brand and how wireless transmitters work, and where Hollyland products sit in the marketplace.

Finally, the conversation takes a turn as we discuss Apple's iOS 15 heated feature that scans any photos uploaded to iCloud for nudity and child abuse. We take the myth out of the news and think about the feature as a parent and a marketing ploy by Apple.

Listen to all the Sound of Imagery Podcast episodes here: https://rss.com/podcasts/soundofimagery/

In This Episode: Leigh Diprose - https://blogcontent.com.au/

Greg Cromie - https://blogcontent.com.au/

Lee Herbet - http://www.capture.ink/

Missing in action - Simon Pollock