Happy Snappin‪'‬ James Warner

In this episode we are speaking with David, the CEO of Pixii. Pixii is a new camera startup (well, a few years old now!) that creates digital rangefinder cameras. Leica is the only other camera currently doing this, so having another player in that space is a big deal.

We chat about the birth of the Pixii camera, and some of the challenges a camera startup faces. We also discuss the history of photography in France (where Pixii is based) and the importance of focusing on the photographers control and experience with a camera.

Thanks for the patience waiting for me to get this one out! Let me know who we should talk to next, and what topics you would like discussed. Until next time, happy snappin'

I had a chance to talk with Emily from the YouTube channel Micro Four Nerds, where she talks about using affordable cameras with an emphasis on the micro four thirds platform. We talked about our favorite lenses for the system, how she went from wedding photographer to full-time content creator, and investing time and money in photography trips. Emily's awesome, so check out her channel if you haven't already and I hope you enjoy this episode.
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Thanks for listening in today for this episode of Happy Snappin'. I really enjoyed talking to Ali as always, and I think you'll enjoy the positive creative energy she gives!
You can find Ali on her instagram or YouTube channel @onemonthtwocameras
Give her a follow and maybe binge watch a few videos. It'll do you good :)

To kick off this podcast series, I am pleased to get to sit down with Vishal Kumar, the CEO and co-founder of Alice Camera, a camera start-up building a computational photography driven micro four thirds camera controlled by your smartphone. We talk about how Alice Camera started, the benefits of it’s unique hardware and software architecture in the camera world, and the challenges they’ve faced along the way trying to manufacturer them. A big thanks to Vishal for being willing to come onto this (brand new!) show and share with all of you about their work.
Learn more about the Alice Camera here: https://www.alice.camera/