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#4 Show notes for the Beginner Photography Podcast Episode 004. In this episode we talk all about camera len's. From wide angle, standard, and telephoto len's. We talk about what makes them so expensive. The features you should look for in a new lens and what isn't important. Really focusing on what you WANT to shoot will help guide you in the right direction. What makes up the price difference in $100 lens and a $1400 lens. Glass vs plastic in len's, Larger apertures, Chromatic Aberrations, and Zoom vs Prime len's.Download our FREE 52 Lightroom Presets at www.FreePhotographyPresets.comThe Big Ideas with Time Stamps00:05:21 Love what you do.00:06:37 Passion is key to photography.00:18:45 Invest in lenses, not cameras.00:19:30 The importance of quality glass.00:29:06 Invest in lensed with image stabilization.00:33:14 Image stabilization is a lifesaver.00:40:25 Shoot primes for better quality.00:53:37 Compression affects connection.00:55:52 Save money on lenses.01:02:17 Shoot more to im

#3 Raymond and Callum demonstrate that photography success doesn't depend on having expensive gear; even entry-level kits can create stunning results. They each showcase a photo of their own—Raymond shoots an engagement session at a state park—taken at F8, and edited exclusively with JPEGs.Download our FREE 52 Lightroom Presets at www.FreePhotographyPresets.comThe Big Ideas with Timestamps:00:12:00 Gear does not matter.00:15:03 Control shutter, aperture, ISO.00:25:53 Share your work online.00:29:30 Know your gear limits.00:34:13 Better gear does not equal quality.00:47:32 Get consistent results with your camera00:50:16 Have fun with photography00:54:10 Practice photography daily.In todays episode you will learn:We show off our #StopDown photos we challenged you with last weekA brief history of cameras and filmWhy shooting anything faster than ISO 800 was crazy 10 years agoWhy people still buy 50 year old film camerasWhy people never buy a 5 year old digital cameraWhy film vs digital is a never ending arg

#2 Shooting in manual is the fastest way to stat getting better photos. When you are aware of your controls and what they do, you can really manipulate your image with much more precision than you can in your cameras other shooting modes. This is Episode 2 of the Beginner Photography PodcastRaymond and Callum explore the importance of shooting manual in taking better photos and explain how it has helped them to take better images. They highlight the mindset of being positive and taking risks, feeding the body well for sharper focus, and making small adjustments that can lead to big differences in the photos. Download our FREE 52 Lightroom Presets at www.FreePhotographyPresets.comIn todays episode you will learn:What manual shooting isWhy its different from the other shooting modesThe pros of shooting manualThe cons of shooting manualWhat aperture meansWhat aspects of your camera you need to controlHow to make shooting in manual less scaryHow shooting manual gives you more creative controlHow to change your se

#1 This is so exciting! It’s real! The first episode! Episode 1 of the Beginner Photography Podcast. Raymond and Callum, two wedding photographers based in Indianapolis and Toronto respectively, host the first episode of the Beginner Photography Podcast. They discuss their personal stories of how they began their career, and Raymond announces a free ebook and community that can help aspiring photographers take their first steps. See our images that we share and reference in this episode https://beginnerphotopod.com/001Download your free copy of Picture Perfect Camera Settings guide at https://perfectcamerasettings.com/ In this episode you will learnWho are Callum Pinkney and Raymond HatfieldWhat they do as Professional Wedding PhotographersHow we got started down the path of photographyWho we want to help to become better photographersWhy we want to make the world full of great photographersYou'll see some of our first photos when we first startedWhy they are terrible photosWhat we learned from looking b