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Years of Doodads In Minutes! Episode 100! [IP100]
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http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/181569492-improvephotography-years-of-doodads-in-minutes-improve-photographys-100th-episode.mp3Podcast: EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSWe have done it! Â Jim & Darin are pleased to bring you the 100th installment of photography geekery! Â To celebrate the 100th Episode we decided
Beginner’s Dilemma #2: Which Card to Buy
With many manufacturers and multiple symbols on SD cards, here is which memory card a beginner should buy!
Canon 7DMII: The Ultimate Hobbyist Body
After years of rumors, in late 2014 Canon finally refreshed their top-end of their APS-C crop sensor line of camera bodies with the 7D Mark II. Here is why it has
New Camera? Now What? – Getting Started with Improve Photography [IP99]
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http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/180639200-improvephotography-new-camera-getting-started-w-ip.mp3Podcast: EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSJim & Darin discuss what comes next after purchasing that shiny new camera! Â The dynamic duo talks about important camera settings to watch for when
A New Perspective – An Interview with Tony Northrup [IP98]
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http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/180049468-improvephotography-a-new-perspective-with-tony-northrup.mp3Podcast: EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSJim & Darin sit down with the very talented author, video-blogger, instructor, & professional photographer Tony Northrup to gain a new perspective on the Nikon