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Revisiting Classic Fixed-Lens Cameras From Decades Past

Revisiting Classic Fixed-Lens Cameras From Decades Past

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Some of the hottest cameras on the market today haven't been made in years, so this week The PetaPixel Podcast team goes back in time to go fixed-lens camera shopping!

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In This Episode:
  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 15:52 - Synology requires "certified" SSDs for its new NAS and, suprirse, they cost 5x as much
  • 19:10 - The NPPA is in trouble
  • 21:40 - OM System is considering in-camera AI upscaling to address resolution complaints
  • 30:13 - Apple patents a new image sensor with 20 stops of dynamic range
  • 34:43 - Cameras and lenses are in danger of getting even more expensive
  • 37:23 - If you could go back and use any fixed lens digital camera from the past, which would it be?
  • 1:00:01 - A brief film aside...
  • 1:05:56 - What have you been up to?
  • 1:09:11 - Tech support
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