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Gary, Paul and Gareth, you need to get back to this. I've taken a hiatus from photography for the last 3 years and now just getting back into it, si i'm revisiting all the channels to see what ive missed over the last 3 years. I've missed so much. I really enjoyed Photo Nerds. I hoped once the zombie apocalypse was over you would all get around the table again.

Very nice. My go-to lens is 24-120 for wedding. My 24-70 rests in my bag a lot these days.

I've reached the end of my binge watch, great stuff guys and many thanks. I will watch these again in time.

I've been binge watching these past couple of days and while I do miss Adam, I think you made a great choice on the new third nerd.

I just started binge watching you guys yesterday and am really enjoying the content. I have to say though that your trademark video/podcast/video format takes a bit of getting used to.

Here in 2022 I bought Nikon D780 it's a bit of an hybrid in Live View it's a Z6 & in DSLR viewfinder it's classic DSLR.

Best podcast so far, catching up 2 years too late. Really enjoying learning about photography and the people behind the RUclips channels.

What happened guys

I’ve just found your podcast I’m loving it I’m very new to photography and you give a lot of knowledge and food for thought Thank You I appreciate all that you guys do

Such a family vibe i love it the audio is great and for free amazing !

First time listener, beginner. Found the bit about the focal length and separation c.20min mark so interesting. Great to get 3 points of view all in one video. Thanks guys.

mirrorless vs dslr which system produces a better image? If you use the same lens?

I wish Photo Nerds would come back, I come and check every now and then just in case.

you can achieve this effect with a traditional CCD via pixel binning ;-), and there have been experimental CMOS designs that have both switchable in-pixel capacitance and binnable pixels...

tell me something... what happened with this channel? last video 10 months ago? Was such a good podcast... btw... we would like to have you three for a interview live on our show.. would this be interesting for you guys?

What happened to the show and podcast.

I'm surprised you haven't done another video through the lockdown, record a Skype call or something maybe. Anyway I keep coming back to these podcasts. I just love honesty :)

Great talk boys, hope we'll see you talk soon in your next post. All the best, Nikola Kostic

Just love these podcasts.

Absolutely love these podcasts.

You two crack me up. Loved this vlog.

found this today. thanks a lot! great work

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The feature I am constantly surprised is missing from digital cameras is the ability to upload *directly* to the Internet. I don't mean transferring photos to your smartphone. I mean using a mobile data connection, built into your camera, to upload directly to the Internet - no phone required. You would, of course, need to have a SIM fitted to your camera. In effect you are combining the guts of a mobile phone with a camera. This isn't a new idea. I believe Samsung made such a device before they stopped making cameras, and there may be others, but I don't think there are any current models of camera that support this. Obviously it would be up to the manufacturers how far they took this. They could go mad and put a full implementation of Android on the camera, and even provide the ability to make phone calls, but that is probably a step too far. However, I imagine one of the reasons why so many people abandon their cameras in favour of their smartphones is that phones make it so much easier to share photos on social media. Photographs are, after all, meant to be seen, so surely it is a good thing to be able to do this easily. I'm not a big fan of smartphone photography (ergonomics, small sensor, no tripod socket, no connection for a strap, fragile, lack of interchangeable lenses), but if the advantages of smart phones could be combined with the advantages of conventional digital cameras you would be on to a winner. Uploading from my digital cameras to Facebook is a frustratingly time consuming process. Fiddle about making a WiFi connection between camera and phone. Select the photo(s) or movie(s) to transfer. Wait for them to be transferred. Fire up Facebook on your phone. Find the photos, and finally transfer them. All this done with two valuable devices balanced precariously on your knees or camera bag. How much easier life would be if you could just select the photo or movie on your camera and just upload to Facebook, perhaps adding a short message typed in using the camera's touchscreen. And don't get me started on Instagram. Why on earth is it so hard (pretty much impossible) to upload photos from a Windows computer to Instagram?

Last thing, Adam your from the NE, F em, it's about what you like, we don't have to watch, listen or take notice.

I can't imagine the weight difference Mirroless or DSLR is that big unless your 80, although the bags available are pants and so you'd get more in a bag

Just to add, watching both Gary's and Adam's stuff too, again great stuff

Paul, when you going back onto youtube, miss your videos they were great. is that it no more, still loving the Instagram shots and knowing that you seem to be loving your photography, which is what it's all about at the end of the day :)

From AUSTRALIA Sydney! You guys are awsome. Welcome the new member Gary! Great guy. I listen to you guys all day at work. Please don't stop the podcasts !!! Would love to hear some podcast about Wedding photography, and maybe some technical stuff on cameras ? Would be awsome. Anyway Awesome work guys !

Hi, what is happening with this podcasts? Is it dead or just resting? Pining for the fjords?

Wow real uk. Tounge luv it

Where is this coming back out. Been soooooo long since a new show

Have dropped my Sony A7Riii from chest height onto concrete. One of the worst moments of my life. The EVF went black for 5 minutes, and the camera wouldn't autofocus for another 15 minutes, but in the end it survived with everything fully functional. 10/10 would not recommend though.

how is possible this channel only has 3000 subscribers? this guys are awesome

What Gareth is talking about exists in mobile phones already - it's called 'pixel binning' moto G8 Plus has a 48mpix sensor but out 12 mpix it combines the 4 pixels together to give better low light results.

Most DSLRs can link spot metering to the focal point - all my Pentax Cameras do (though you have to change the settings) obviously Gary's Canon does and I am 95% sure that Nikon does too - shame Paul wasn't there to confirm it - hope he is well.

whats the timestamp for the gfx talk?

Hi! I thought I would ask the question , WHAT'S HAPPENED TO THE PHOTO NERDS!!!!!!😷🤔😩

I don’t disagree, but I have bought my L-brackets for the additional grip. I have big hands and small grips on Fuji cameras. (I don’t own a GFX 50S or an X-H1 :) ). Is there a better way?

Totally surprised that Gareth, as a professional, does not understand incident light reading.

Interesting conversations. Gary - if your ideal camera is one where you can flick between OVF and EVF, look no further than the Fuji X-Pro series. That’s exactly what they do. Think you guys should, when we’re all unlocked, go out and make a tutorial about the difference between an incident and a reflective light meter. I don’t think you were quite on the same page! 😂

those who claim to be expert photographers and put others down are just insecure fools. Good on you 3 , have fun ...👍

I like your channel!! 👍 I think you deserve way more views! Why aren’t you using SMZeus”dot”com!!? It will help your videos rank higher in the search results!

Excellent as always!

The merging of pixels you talk about @ 40mins is pixel binning happens on mobil phones a lot. would be handy.

Isn't what Gareth is advocating just the same as increasing ISO? using fewer bigger pixels would allow better low light performance but would reduce the resolution. I agree that having some in camera memory would be useful, even if it were just as a back up of the card in use. I don't have live histogram and would like to have it, but not enough to spend another grand on a new body.

I have not had any sort of alcohol for nearly 8 weeks now, after watching that I could sink half a dozen pints or 6 whiskies. Only joking lads. keep well and stay safe.

Well done Gareth. People like us are the ones who bring tech further on for the benefits of the ones who are not seeing owing to not wanting something better. they don't like spending money on things more modern and better. As what they have will do.

Loved it boys, what the hell is chiming?,,, sorry if I missed it, Stay safe! 😎

Btw the Ricoh GRIII has built in memory. I told you this after your last video when Paul left a few times.