Shutters Inc – episode 140
This week, a verbal version of this blog post from earlier in the week regarding the Konica Minolta and Sony alpha850.
Then, a couple of very special guests:
Dave Honl, strobist extrordinaire and creator of the Honl light modifiers, and his actress wife, Claudia Christian.
There is going to be a giveaway alongside this episode.
Dave has generously given us a copy of his 2 DVD set “Light” to giveaway, along with a “starter pack” of HonlPhoto accessories!
Watch this space!
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Nice work Bruce, loved the podcast. I like the idea of having a different guest on a semi regular basis. Maybe we can have a poll to see who you (and Shelton) can talk to first?
I would love to hear from Joe McNally and I think it would be interesting hearing how David Oliver’s semi recent transition from shooting all his weddings with film to shooting digitally has changed his work flow and shooting style.
Feel free to send the dvd’s on down, I will put them to good use š
Great interview Bruce
I am sure a lot of people will gain a lot of confidence about their own photography and know that they too can get out and try these types of shots. As David says, he only shoots on manual and guesses (from experience) a lot of his lighting set ups. Practice seems to be the key word.
Thanks guys. I had a great time talking with them!
What a cool podcast! Great work, Bruce. š
I was so surprised to find a new episode what with Shelton being overseas.
I really enjoyed this Bruce, David was a great guest to have and was a joy to listen.
Thanks Buddy
This was a great episode. The interview was great! Being a big fan of Babylon 5, I couldn’t believe my ears when I heard Claudia. It just put a big smile on my face. But of course the content was great as well, I’ll definetly check out Dave’s DVDs.
Also THANK YOU so very much for your introductory remarks about your tests with your KonikaMinolta and the new Sony.
I recently got an old Nikon D70 for, what we in germany call , “an apple and an egg” (around 100us$). And since it’s obviously older gear, you made me really nervous for one minute, when you said how you saw this huge diffrence on the screen, and a big sigh of relief when the biggest diffrence really was the screens.
That gave me hope I can achieve my vision with just enough practice. In the end it’s really only about the photographer (and the lenses š )and not so much the gear. You saved me from GAS ;-), because it’s just me that has to improve.
And having listened to shutters inc gives me a great headstart. Even before owning an DSLR I got the feeling the way I look at things has changed. So thanks again.
Cheers, Jan
PS: The Link to the blogpost doesn’t seem to work, I get a wordpress login-screen only
Hi Bruce really enjoyed this podcast, not that the others weren’t great but this one was different. I like the idea of hearing from people that we wouldn’t get access to. Guess we are lucky having the people in melbourne that we do (eg. Shelton)
Hope you pan to do more of these guest spots occasionally in the future. I liked Claudia’s take on lighting and her comments from a movie background. Thanks for your efforts. PS. did I detect a bit of nervousness at the start. Great job.