A podcast about the gear should actually know about the gear
I sampled the D810 episode. The overall production quality was okay, but the hosts demonstrated some surprising ignorance about the very product they were reviewing and had supposedly been recently using. e.g. why it offers a split zoom mode in live view, or the differences between SD, CF & XQD cards, or seemingly the presence of crop modes, etc. That one of the hosts prefaces the review with an assertion that the D800E is only good for landscapes and only for manual focus, and that it “can’t” be used as a go-to, walk-about or everyday camera, is just flabbergasting. There’s further dubious assertions throughout, like that there’s little difference between the D810 and the A7R (like, I don’t know, autofocus performance maybe?). While everyone’s entitled to their opinions, it certainly makes me question the validity and usefulness of a product review when at least one of the hosts has such an unusual and frankly bizarre bias.
Wade Tregaskis via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/17/14
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Two cool guys that create a great listening format that provides you with all you need to know about new cameras. Great for those long rides to and from work or to just find out what is happening in the tech camera world.
ImHere4You via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/15/15
Muy recomendable. Opiniones independientes, interesantes y divertidas. Hacen una pareja estupenda.
aveiga48 via Apple Podcasts · Spain · 03/17/15
If you're interested in the equipment of photography and the debate of, one vs another, THIS is the show for you! Articulate and intelligent discussions with a fine sense of humour.
Kit in Canada via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 12/24/14
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