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The Image Doctors Talk Photography The Image Doctors Talk Photography
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Photographers Jason Odell and Rick Walker sit down to discuss a variety of digital photography topics, including digital cameras, lenses, and photo processing software. Topics range from technical to philosophical, and include honest gear and software reviews based on our actual experience.
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The Image Doctors #240
New Canon mirrorless cameras
This week, Canon announced their newest sports/action flagship camera, the EOS R1, along with a major update to their all-around body, the EOS R5 II. Both cameras are available for preorder and will be available later in the year. Hear what we liked, and what we didn’t like about these new bodies.
Lasting impressions: Nikon 200-400 f/4 VR
In our continuing look at gear that made a difference in our photography, we’re stepping back to look at the Nikon 200-400mm f/4 AFS G VR Nikkor super-telephoto zoom. We both owned this lens, and it made a lasting impact on the way we photographed wildlife. We’ll take a look back at why this lens was such a big deal for us at the time. -
The Image Doctors #239
Building a smaller kit within your existing system
Now that’s a small kit! OM System 9-18mm and 14-150mm lenses deliver a 18-300mm equivalent range and weigh just under 1 lb.
This week, we’ll take a look at some ideas for shrinking your kit by getting a different set of lenses for your existing system. While the lure of “pro glass” is strong, sometimes it’s nice to have a small and agile camera kit. A small kit can be great for travel photography, or any situation where you value size and weight over pure optical quality. Today’s mirrorless lenses are astonishingly good, and can offer some attractive options for building a “system within a system.” When paired with modern lens correction tools like DXO Pure Raw 4, you’d be surprised a the kinds of results you can get.
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The Image Doctors #238
Top tips for bird photography
This week, Jason’s back from a birding trip to New York, so we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to discuss tips for getting better bird photos. We’ll discuss everything from location scouting to camera settings, so tune in!
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The Image Doctors #237
Tips for photographing fireworks
Independence Day is right around the corner, so this week we’ll give you some of our tried and true tips for photographing fireworks, including exposure settings and focus modes.
Cameras throughout history: The Nikkormat line
In the mid 1960s, as Nikon was transitioning from rangefinder cameras to SLRs, they needed a lower-end lineup for enthusiasts. Enter the Nikkormat series. Starting with the Nikkormat FT in 1965, these sturdy, reliable cameras were developed over the years and culminated in the EL series, which offered automatic exposure in aperture-priority mode.
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The Image Doctors #236
Nikon Z6iii Announced!
This week, we discuss the long-awaited Nikon Z6iii announcement. But another announcement sparked our curiosity… the Pentax 17 film camera. Wait… what? Let’s discuss! -
The Image Doctors #235
The Case for A Fast Prime Lens
This week’s topic is inspired by a listener’s email to us (thank you). He wanted to know if a fast prime lens was necessary for shooting in low-light environments. We’ll take a look at the reasons for owning a fast prime and why they might not be what you’d expect.
Nikon Z6III Announcement Set for Monday, June 17th
Nikon teased the imminent release of the much-awaited Z6iii camera, which will be announced on Monday, June 17th. Stay tuned for our thoughts on the new Nikon!
Customer Reviews
One of the best podcasts on photography
Great up to date and pertinent information on equipment, topics du jour, latest techniques and places to photograph. Not sure what jaymc5 is alluding to, but the Image Doctors began in the Nikonians group years ago, so the initial equipment reviews were Nikon. Not anymore, if jaymc5 were paying attention. Kudos to a long-running successful podcast.
Calming, philosophical, and inspirational
This is the antidote for YouTube overload. So glad I found this podcast. Don’t be misled by the intro music. There are some some hidden gems of wisdom scattered throughout these discussions that I will be applying to more than just photography.
Informercials for Nikon and Adobe
Please get back to the inspirational aspects of photography and away from being mouth holes for the latest Nikon and Adobe products.