003: Why gear isnt as important as you may think

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.


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The 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 camera

00:50:16 Have fun with photography

00:54:10 Practice photography daily.



In todays episode you will learn:


We show off our #StopDown photos we challenged you with last
week

A brief history of cameras and film

Why shooting anything faster than ISO 800 was crazy 10 years
ago

Why people still buy 50 year old film cameras

Why people never buy a 5 year old digital camera

Why film vs digital is a never ending argument

How buying a film camera can grow your skills 

We show off amazing shots from beginner camera kits

We talk about what makes the photos amazing

Why camera history makes you think gear matter

The difference between cameras 60 years ago and the cameras
today

Why the exposure triangle is so important

How to play to your cameras advantages at night

Why we half jokingly consider selling our pro gear for entry
level equipment

We show off shots from Professional gear that are not
spectacular 



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