Hey everyone. This is Marc Sadowski, one of the hosts of the greatest iPhone photography podcast of all times. I was a little overzealous in uploading the latest podcast, forgetting that I had to cut some audio out because my daughter wanted hot cocoa before she went to bed. Shame on me.
Here is Episode 54 one more time, sans the hot cocoa. Enjoy.
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In this episode we talked about the nature of burn-out. How do we handle the fact that there are days where we just cannot photograph. It’s something that we iPhone photographers deal with from time to time.
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Since Keith was not on the show this week, Marc was in charge which means no show notes… crickets! IT was Marc, Matt and Joe this week talking about various iPhone photography news.
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In this episode it’s Marc Sadowski and Matt Hoffman holding down the fort while Keith Tharp is away in Cancun. How will these two brave the sub zero temperatures in New England while Keith basks in the warm sun in the South? Find out! Joseph Ferreira fills in on this episode and the team talk about a whole lot of iPhone rumors and goodness.
Oh and show notes will come in a later post.
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If you listen to the Tiny Shutter podcast, you’re no stranger to the recent wedding that we photographed with our iPhones. In case you missed it, feel free to read my write-up on my personal site by following this link.
Before we went to shoot that event, I had the privilege to receive a lens from Gizmon. You may remember them from a previous review on a series of cool lenses I reviewed. This time around they gave me two more.
This review will focus on one, the Center Focus Lens.
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Episode 19!! Soon we’ll be able to drink!
News – No good news to speak of. 🙁
Featured – Let’s talk about the OlloClip, Hear our opinions and thoughts on this unique iPhone Photography accessory.
Focus Points – I can’t remember what they are, you’ll just have to listen. 🙂
Here is the link for the Postagram Promo Codes! Follow this link, use the code, send us a Postagram, and we’ll read it on the show.
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The Gizmon iCA Lenses
The folks over at Gizmon were generous enough to try their iCA lenses for the iPhone/iPad. I spent some time with the lenses, and I have to say that overall I’m really impressed with their stuff. I talked at length about the lenses on our podcast. You can find the audio review on iTunes or Stitcher. But I’ll also share it here: Let me break it down.
What started out as a good idea in my head turned out pretty bad. On our most recent podcast (Episode 17) I was making a general comparison between the iPhone (native camera) and a point and shoot’s auto setting.
If you listened to the show, I stumbled over my words because I could not exactly express my thoughts clearly. That’s what you get for thinking of a segment at the last minute (1 hour before showtime).
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The Olloclip for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S
As an avid iPhone photographer, I love to find gadgets or devices that will make my photographic experience more enjoyable and easier. And let’s not forget fun, too. I’ve tried a lot of iPhone accessories, and there is one that absolutely fascinated me! And that accessory is the Olloclip.
Just for full disclosure, I wrote to Olloclip to see if we could try it out. This week we have a three part review of the Olloclip. My review is right below, but Keith Tharp and Matt Hoffman (my podcast co-hosts) will soon follow.
So without further delay, let’s get this review started:
In this episode Marc and Matt record the episode without Keith who was away for work related matters. Hilarity ensued.
Talking points in this show were:
The Kick: A portable lighting unit controlled by your iPhone.
Gizmodo revealed an Apple patent that they recently filed for interchangeable iPhone lenses.
And two Aussies create a service that’s quite incredible!
Also, Marc discussed painting a proper image using a few simple edits and apps and more!
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