Some are calling it our best episode ever. I was getting texts during the first 20 minutes or so saying the same thing, but I have to tell you, the first 20 minutes area, well, I’m not sure what it was, but there was a lot of laughing (and dating tips). I think it must have been something in the water (or in Brad’s beard) that kind of took the train off the tracks for a while, but we eventually pulled it together and Roberto shared some really great stuff â” he was really awesome.
Our topic was based on my blog post from Monday called “If you were only allowed 10 pieces of photographic gear, what would it be?” (here’s the link), but when you watch “The Grid” (above), it’s helpful to know that eventually we do get to that topic, but there are lots ofâ¦umâ¦moments along the way. That’s all I’m sayin’. Hope you enjoy it.
Never fear!
While this episode won’t be entered into any competitions for educational content, Roberto was at our studios taping an inspirational class, and we’re working on some other projects coming up, so there’s lot of meaningful education happening under our roof, and of course, he’ll be with us at Photoshop World teaching live in just a few weeks.
Hope you all have a great weekend!
Best,
-Scott
P.S. My wife Kalebra has been sharing some wonderful images and personal stories from our trip to Paris over on her blog. I particularly love her shot from the top of the Arc de Triomphe (wish I had taken it) and the one of our son you’ll see on her blog. Here’s the link if you’ve got a sec.
In your ten Choices you choose the Canon 200-400mm f/4 zoom lens over the 400 2.8 for its versatility. in reality how does the image quality at 400mm compare….are they close with no significant difference or do you prefer the 2.8 background control? I can see the advantage of the zoom range with the additional 1.4 converter but I do not want to sacrifice for the image quality. Any Thoughts
Holy crap that’s some awesome iphone photos!!!! Waty to go Kalebra.