In today's episode Ilvy Njiokiktjien learns more about the brand new Canon RF 5.2mm f/2.8L Dual Fisheye lens - a must have new bit of kit for all virtual reality directors.
Here to discuss the new lens and how it works with the EOS R5 camera are Canon product specialists John Maurice and Mark Fensome.

Ilvy is also joined by filmmaker Rowan Johnson, managing director of Southpoint Films, who has had hands on experience using the new lens, as well as filmmaker and virtual reality specialist Mary Matheson, who used the lens to shoot a fantastic VR experience involving a Muay Thai martial arts champion.

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To celebrate a decade of Cinema EOS, in this episode of Shutter Stories we speak to two acclaimed filmmakers on their experiences of the Canon range.

 First we hear from Jimmy Chin, who lets us in on his Canon Cinema EOS journey, including why he used an EOS C300 Mark II to shoot his award-winning documentary, Free Solo, and his experience of making his latest film, The Rescue. Our second guest is the highly respected cinematographer, Meena Singh, who worked on the hit Netflix series, The Confession Tapes, and tells us why Cinema EOS cameras and lenses have long been among her go-to kit.

In the final part of the episode, Canon product manager Aron Randhawa talks us through the key technological developments and impressive range of high-performance cinema cameras that are available today.

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Despite only being in her late twenties, award-winning photographer and Canon Ambassador Laura Bisgaard Krogh has had a hugely varied career, starting in news photography before specialising in portraiture.

Her best known work has often involved working with at-risk youths, and in today's episode of Shutter Stories, Laura discusses how she balances artistic and ethical considerations to create beautiful and striking images while also keeping her subjects safe.

Looking back over her career to date, Laura also discusses various long-term projects and the kit that has helped and continues to help her grow into such an exciting and highly-acclaimed photographer.

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To celebrate this year's International Print Day - October 20 - we've gathered together several experts to discuss precisely why print is still a vital force in 2021.

First up is Deborah Corn, the self-styled "Intergalactic Ambassador to the Printerverse" and the founder of Print Media Centr. A passionate speaker on all things print, she explains why advances in technology and the ability to use new and exciting materials is making it an exciting time for print.
 
In the second half Canon Ambassador and world-class wedding photographer Sanjay Jogia gets together with Canon Product Specialist Suhaib Hussain to discuss Canon's innovative printer range and the many benefits that printing your images can have for photographers, both aesthetically and in terms of increased profits.

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Chris Steele-Perkins has been a Magnum photographer since 1979. In that time he has built up an incredible archive of world-class photography. In today's episode of Shutter Stories, Ilvy Njiokiktjien talks with Chris about his new book, The Troubles, which saw him revisit an old project about Northern Ireland, and about the value of archiving your work. He discusses how his new book allowed him to publish previously unseen work and what it was like to return to Northern Ireland many years later to see how things had changed.

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In this week's episode we're going in depth on the new Canon EOS R3. Canon Product Specialist Mike Burnhill is here to answer all of your burning questions about the new mirrorless camera.

From the amazing eye control function and its ‘backside illuminated stacked’ sensor to the R3’s ability to achieve 30FPS and its vehicle tracking autofocus, this Q&A is a deep dive into the most advanced Canon EOS yet.

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You’ve seen the specs, now it’s time to go deep on the thrilling new Canon EOS R3 camera - a compact, lightweight mirrorless powerhouse! In this episode we talk to Canon Product  specialist Mike Burnhill about the new camera and lenses and what they mean for  photographers.

We also catch up with award-winning sports photographers Vladimir Rys and Richard Heathcote who have been busy putting the new camera and lenses through its paces
for the last few months. We'll find out how they found the camera's performance, how it fitted into their work flow and about some of their favourite features, such as the impressive Electronic Viewfinder.

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In this episode, host Ilvy Njiokiktjien talks to members of the intrepid A Perfect Planet crew about their experiences filming the acclaimed BBC documentary series. Among the topics Sophie Darlington and Matt Aeberhard discuss are the demands of working to a brief, including the necessity of thorough preparation, the need to think on your feet, and the physical and emotional challenges of the job.

Sophie and Matt also talk about their go-to lenses, including the ultra-telephoto CINE-SERVO Canon CN20x50 IAS H E1/P1, and remind us that above all it is about showing respect for the wildlife, having passion and focusing on great storytelling.

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This bonus episode is all about getting insight from industry professionals. Canon Ambassadors Ksenia Kuleshova and Michele Spatari, speak to host Ilvy Njiokiktjien about how they started their careers by taking part in the Canon Student Development Programme and how it helped their progress as photographers.

In this episode we uncover their experiences, how the programme has gone on to shape their professional lives and advice for budding student photographers. We also feature exclusive clips from two of the panels from the programme.

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Christie Goodwin has spent her life travelling the world photographing the world's leading pop stars, bands and musicians from every genre. She's taken striking and beautiful images of world class performers like Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and countless others and she is also the house photographer for the Royal Albert Hall.

In this in-depth one-on-one conversation with Lucy Hedges, Christie gives us real insights into this glamorous, exciting but often demanding job, revealing the images that she's most proud to have created and giving valuable tips on how to make it in a competitive and challenging genre of photography.

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