169: State of the Camera Industry: Part 2
Most camera companies make something great in 2026, which is why choosing one has become so hard. After covering Sony, Nikon, and Canon in part one, we looked at the brands taking less obvious paths. ...
11 Aug 52min
168: State of the Camera Industry: Part 1
Breaking down the modern camera landscape now that nearly every major system now has a strong option, but each excels in different ways. Canon’s reliability and professional reach vsSony’s lens lineup...
3 Aug 42min
167: Reaction to the Sony FX5
Based on early reviews rather than hands-on use, this episode assesses how the Sony FX5 moves beyond the FX3 with internal RAW, Open Gate, CineAlta tools, a larger articulating display, and a detachab...
24 Jul 31min
166: Canon R6 V: Pretty great, kinda weird
The Canon R6 V is a capable camera that raises some questions about how much form factor maters and how much should your existing gear ecosystem shape the decision. Where does Canon's R6 V sit in the ...
16 Jul 34min
165: Creative Pros React to Apple's WWDC26 Keynote
Recorded at Apple Park with Adam Lisagor, this conversation gets into what stood out from WWDC26 beyond just the feature list. It covers the looser, more human feel of this year’s keynote, what it’s l...
13 Jun 54min
164: Apple Explains Spatial Reframing
Apple’s latest Photos app updates bring a new level of AI powered editing directly into the iPhone experience, including tools for spatial reframing, extending the edges of an image, and removing more...
12 Jun 35min
163: The Great Frame Rate Debate
Frame rates are one of those video settings that can seem more complicated than they need to be, partly because different creative worlds use them differently. Movies are still usually associated with...
28 Mai 31min
162: Holding wireless mics is dumb
The real reason influencers hold their mics like that
21 Mai 36min
