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In this fireside chat, Tom and Greg catch up on recent shoots, discuss cameras versus phones, share niche accessory tips, recap the AOP Awards, thank Patreon supporters, and tease upcoming guests and episodes.
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Here are what we discuss
Using Capture One Live and Frame.io for client collaborationThe future of shooting to the cloud and cardless camerasWhen it's worth upgrading cameras versus phonesCool niche accessories like body cap AirTagsManaging moisture in gear with silica packsRecap of the AOP Awards eventUsing small flashes like the Godox LightpixAppreciating the Patreon supporter communityUpcoming guests and episodes

[@ChrisBoultonPhotography]

Brilliant vid/pod again guys! ELB500 is great by the way, just that darned Eli mount you've got to get past ...

[@grahamsmith7938]

You could use Hazel to clear out the C1 session trash. And, just as passing interest to one of the other points you raised, on where the camera industry is going to survive. Less than half of Nikon's income comes from their imaging products division, but it's still the largest single source of income. The rest comes from sales of industrial precision equipment, healthcare equipment, electronic components, and industrial meteorological equipment. Nikon have always (at least in my living memory) had this industrial side in addition to the "camera business" we associate with them, but they have been expanding it over recent years. Nikon have also recently dropped their company maximum salary rule to allow them to attract top end programmers aimed at improving their camera software capability. I'm not sure if this extends to processing software and their Snapchat app. I don't use the latter, but it's always had dire reviews, until recently, when it has begun to get very good reviews.