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This episode of PhotoGeek’s weekly audio podcast was recorded once again in the offices of Big Trousers.
Big news this week is the now real release of last weeks rumored Nikon D700.
Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Tandy, and James Bellew. Special guest in the studio is Saxophonist Leo Dale.
Everyone is talking about the D700 and where it sits in the Nikon range with it’s full frame sensor and lightweight body. Rob Galbraith is one who writes about his impressions. DP Review also do a piece.
We mention the release of an 18 mm Distagon T* 3.5/18 lens from Carl Ziess for this camera.
Also released was the SB900 Flash and two tilt shift lenses the 45mm and 85mm.
Telstra get the iPhone and announce some plans. 3 try to get one also….
Apple also talk about the ability to remote control via the iPhone.
James look at the Apple “Motion” seminar for After Effects users.
LancerLink DDV-1080HD lightweight HD video camera.
Sonnet portable dual drive box for video.
PhotoGeek Gadgets
Steampunk/retro CD clock radio alarm
Olympus 360 degree camera and lens.
BlueTooth keyboard tray.
Fire and Flood proof hard drive.
Beer tracker opener.
Star Trek bottle opener.
Photograph from NASA Spirit footage of a martian on Mars.
Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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Morning Phil. The link for the blue ray drive goes to the mac seminar page buddy. Have a good day!
some iphone-related fodder. I use a windows mobile phone which is wifi capable – with a Skype client. Saves me megabucks when overseas. No native iPhone Skype client – until now – see http://www.fring.com. Would be nice if Skype released their own, but the usual conspiracy PoV would suggest Apple does not want to bite the “Telco hand that feeds it”. With crappy exorbitant Oz data costs, iPhone over 3G will make little sense. But get near a wifi spot…..
Enjoyed the show. D700 looks good but will “put up” with D3. (!) ps did my (corrected) requests for “shitter delays” get passed on to your nice Nikon lady pps Cameron seemed to hint at a firmware fix for some SB800 anomolies; I have certainly experienced a few; can he elaborate in the next show if he is able to as to what is coming down the line? ppps which Melbourne dealer would Cameron use to buy pro gear if he was spending his own money…