Coffee with Jefferson Davis

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Coffee with Jefferson Davis

I discuss cameras, photography, film, lenses, and occasionally politics. I sit down with a few cameras and a nice hot or iced cup of coffee and talk cameras. I am a gear head and love my cameras.

Episodes

  1. MAR 16 · VIDEO

    Episode 3

    Welcome back to the fascinating world of photography and development in the latest episode of Coffee with Jefferson Davis. As we dive deep into the intricacies of film development, it's evident that this segment is an essential guide for both enthusiasts and professionals in the field. In this third installment, I've focused on a game-changing developer known as 510pyro. Through an in-depth comparison, I highlight why 510pyro stands out amongst a sea of film developers, shedding light on its unique properties that make it superior. The discussion doesn't just stop at comparisons, however; I delve into the technical how-tos of using 510pyro, providing valuable insight gleaned from personal experience and extensive experimentation. One of the compelling facets of 510pyro is its versatility. Whether you're processing high-speed films or pushing your medium-format shots to their limits, 510pyro adapts beautifully, yielding results that are both consistent and impressively detailed. Its ability to enhance the grain structure and maximize acutance makes it an excellent choice for photographers seeking a distinctive look in their analog work. The conversation takes a slight detour into the realm of politics, tying in how cultural shifts and technological advancements are influencing the world of film photography. It's an interesting sidebar that connects the dots between our creative passions and the larger societal context they exist within. Regrettably, this episode was out of sequence with the series due to a mishap on my part. Rest assured, this won't be the norm moving forward. As we work to streamline the series, I'm thrilled to announce that future episodes will offer an audio-only option. This feature is a plus for those looking to save on bandwidth while still indulging in their passion for photography. And the excitement doesn't stop there. For fans eager to dive deeper into photographic artistry, keep an eye out for the upcoming Issues of my magazine, Purblind Illumination. This publication is yet another avenue to explore the nuances of imagery and artistic expression. So, stay tuned and keep your subscription active to not miss out on any of these enriching discussions and future developments. Whether it's through our podcast episodes or the pages of "Purblind Illumination", the journey through the art of photography continues to both educate and inspire.

    32 min

  2. MAR 11 · VIDEO

    Episode 4, Sowing the Seed, of Coffee with Jefferson Davis

    In this episode, I discuss one photograph and how it can change your life for a moment or a lifetime. With a click, the shutter opened for a fraction of a second, capturing not just an image but encapsulating a story of survival and beauty in adversity. I stood there for a moment, basking in the satisfaction that comes from knowing when you’ve caught a magic moment on film. This photograph, I sensed, would be a cherished addition to my personal collection, a reminder that even in the most unexpected places, there’s always something extraordinary to be discovered. I knew in that instant that I had something that I, at the very least, would love.

    19 min
  3. Labor Day Special

    09/04/2023

    Labor Day Special

    In this short Labor Day Special, I discuss previous podcasts and Pentax rumors about their new film camera coming out sometime next year, we hope! Please stay tuned for a episode ever Wednesday.

    7 min

  4. 09/02/2023 · VIDEO

    Episode 1 of Coffee with Jefferson Davis

    In this first Episode of 'Coffee with Jefferson Davis', I discuss the Minolta SR-7, Yashica MG-1, Zeiss Ikon Contessa, and different black and white films. I talked about the cost of film and different options available to us currently. My favorite is Kentmere 100 and 400. They are just as good as Ilford's FP4 and HP5, but that is just my opinion. I hope to see Kodak or someone in the states come out with a competitive film. Arista Edu Ultra films are merely rebranded Fomapan films. They do work, and I have got some great results from them, yet they are prone to curling and scratches. The base on the Arista Edu films is very thin and easily scratched. I will have a review of the Contessa up by the end of next week. Thank you for listening to this episode. I appreciate your time and attention. It gives me immense pleasure to know that you find value in the content I provide. Your support means a great deal to me, and I am grateful for the opportunity to connect with such an amazing audience. I hope you will continue to enjoy future episodes and find them even more insightful and engaging. Your feedback and suggestions are always welcome as they help me improve and cater to your interests and preferences. I look forward to the thought-provoking discussions that will undoubtedly arise from these episodes. So stay tuned, subscribe, and be ready for more captivating and enlightening conversations ahead. Thank you once again, and let's embark on this exciting journey together. :)

    33 min
  5. Episode 1A

    09/02/2023 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Episode 1A

    This is an audio version of the previous video: In this first Episode of ‘Coffee with Jefferson Davis’, I discuss the Minolta SR-7, Yashica MG-1, Zeiss Ikon Contessa, and different black and white films. I talked about the cost of film and different options available to us currently. My favorite is Kentmere 100 and 400. They are just as good as Ilford’s FP4 and HP5, but that is just my opinion. I hope to see Kodak or someone in the states come out with a competitive film. Arista Edu Ultra films are merely rebranded Fomapan films. They do work, and I have got some great results from them, yet they are prone to curling and scratches. The base on the Arista Edu films is very thin and easily scratched. I will have a review of the Contessa up by the end of next week. Thank you for listening to this episode. I appreciate your time and attention. It gives me immense pleasure to know that you find value in the content I provide. Your support means a great deal to me, and I am grateful for the opportunity to connect with such an amazing audience. I hope you will continue to enjoy future episodes and find them even more insightful and engaging. Your feedback and suggestions are always welcome as they help me improve and cater to your interests and preferences. I look forward to the thought-provoking discussions that will undoubtedly arise from these episodes. So stay tuned, subscribe, and be ready for more captivating and enlightening conversations ahead. Thank you once again, and let’s embark on this exciting journey together.

    31 min

  6. SEASON 1, EPISODE 1 TRAILER · VIDEO

    Intro to Coffee with Jefferson Davis

    Intro to Episode 1 of 'Coffee with Jefferson Davis' #podcast. In the intro, I discuss what I'll be covering from the presidential campaigns, #kennedy24, to #film #photography and #cameras. The first episode will be available on Wed., the 30th.

    3 min

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About

I discuss cameras, photography, film, lenses, and occasionally politics. I sit down with a few cameras and a nice hot or iced cup of coffee and talk cameras. I am a gear head and love my cameras.

Information

  • Creator
    Jefferson Davis Photography
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2024 Jefferson S Davis
  • Show Website
    Coffee with Jefferson Davis
  • Provider
    Jefferson Davis

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