On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Steve Brazill is welcomed back to discuss the strategies required to bring Foveon to a full-frame format, what you discover when you take apart a new Canon RF lens, and musings on photojournalism and the potential demise of Tetenal. Another great geeky discussion! Story 1: This patent might [...]

For this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, we welcome back Mike “Sharky” James to the discussion. With Sharky’s background in photojournalism the discussion around ethics and morals in photography based on the definition of an image as documentary or as art is well worth listening to. We bring it back to tech at the end [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Ibarionex Perello is the guest host to chat about limit-pushing technology to get better images, what makes a new sensor even better, how wide is too wide for apertures and a host of helpful tips to improve your photography. Thanks for listening! Story 1: Meta-surface corrects for chromatic [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Jordan Drake joins the fray to discuss what “free” means to photography, how you are judged by your follwer counts, fun pocket smoke machines and No Tresspassing vs. No Photographers. All this and a few fun rabbit holes to go down on this episode – give it a [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Brian Matiash joins the conversation to discuss the latest dramatic impact of computational photography in the form of Google’s Night Sight, the potential mishaps with 500px in UI design, firmware updates and why they matter, rounding out the discussion with a law suit facing Adobe. A very thoughtful [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Steve Brazill returns for the anniversary episode! We chat about cautiously optimistic cinema gear, the continued evolution of Flickr, the pressures of street photography and the fate of small sensor cameras. A lot crammed into a single episode, and it’s well worth the listen! Story 1: Cinemartin launches [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Don is joined by the delightfully wise Andy Ihnatko to discuss photo industry trends towards instant gratification with little or no editing, along with the next steps for companies like Canon, Yongnuo, and even RED. Finally our late-breaking discussion on the first round of “improvements” to Flickr and [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Martin Bailey joins Don for a discussion about rangefinders – good and bad – as well as camera teardowns, colour science and VERY temporary lenses you make yourself. Enjoy the photo geekery! Story 1: Yashica’s ‘Unexpected’ Y35 Camera is Worse Than Anyone Expected (via PetaPixel) Related: Pixii is [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Allan Attridge jumps into the discussion on all the Adobe updates, a 10 trillion frame per second camera, the final fate of Meyer Optik Goerlitz and a service using Kodak branding to scan your analog media. All this and more in a fantastically geeky discussion! Story 1: Tons [...]

On this episode of Photo Geek Weekly, Don reminisces with Bryan Weiss about the joys of Google+, and we talk about this weeks stories: Eight new lenses under the Laowa brand, the AI tech used to polish photos taken with the iPhone XS, and a lot of fun do-it-yourself tricks for creative exploration that won’t [...]