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This is unbelievable !!!! WOW

i’m sure 2025 will be a great year for VILTROX!!! I can’t wait for the 135MM1.8 for nikon Z.!!!!

I'm just starting out. So, I have no experience with street photography and the range of reactions it can generate or how to respond accordingly. Do I no longer have to worry? Will the reflection removal tool completely change the game of street photography by being able to use store windows to cerepitously take photos of people? Will street photographers start hanging out around display windows seemingly taking product or mannequin pictures? Frankly, I hope this feature finds its way into GIMP or darktable soon. I am now very eager to go out and start shooting.

AI is an over hyped sack of crap! Previously as a iPhone developer I worked on a couple of projects which used AI and image recognition, it was crap then and is still crap now. Anyone who believes some fake photo will be acceptable is an idiot. XD

I am in the process of replacing Adobe with Affinity.. I do not like the results of or the pressure to use AI in post imaging. I do not like the pressure to rely on Cloud Storage. I do not like the constant cost of the subscription model.

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DJI will enter the mirrorless market and that could be a big thing

Most people don't have a light meter, so how to do it without one?

Love Gary.

I see your video I think you need best video editor yes I am reply me and check my work thanks 👍👍

To do a subscription, viewers are looking for the real fruitful content that helps them not just the dramatics. So if they’re more viewers who are not subscribed , do the root cause analysis.

Definitely gotta do away with the distracting captions. Gavin is a great guest and the episode is just fine otherwise.

I've nothing against PhotoShop. In the case of AI, it's also fine. I don't think it's much different from changing settings in camera for the most part. I also think PhotoShop offers the photographer a lot of additional creativity outside of what can be done in camera. If you can get the results you want, these tools are fine to use. I will state that I did start out with film. And moving to digital has been a godsend over film. Film does train you to make better decisions behind the camera. But digital offers you a lot of post processing that is a lot simpler than what you'd have to in a darkroom. In most cases, I think the processing in LightRoom is sufficient for what I do, but PhotoShop has it's benefits.

I just bought a new old dslr. Happy New Year

I’m a Sony user. I love the photos I make but now I feel insecure because people say Sony gear has no character. I try not to let it get to me but I hear it all the time and it’s starting to bother me

Very interesting interview. But ...! Those terrible, intrusive and distracting subtitles are a total mess! (In my humble opinion, of course!)

Main point that Gavin raises is that many/most of us are doing this just for fun. Me anyway. Which continues to make we wonder over the last five years: if so many of us are doing this mainly for fun, and almost everyone carries around a phone with a camera on it these days, how does anyone make a decent living taking pictures anymore? Maybe just a very few lucky ones. I assume most of Gavin's income derives, not from providing pictures to clients, but from teaching, making UA-cam tutorials for Adorama, and workshops. Like playing the guitar: Lots of fun for many people who just enjoy singing and playing, but Eric Claptons are as rare as comets.

You begged for subscriptions......so I will never come back here! Bye!

Happy New Year. I wish you a wonderful 2025! 🍻✌️

4:37 ... in here...watching.

Great show boys

Gavin 7.30 am ish with bacon egg breaky central New South Wales Australia

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I think I have watched every video Gavin has put out for Adorama. He is a pleasure to watch and presents his ideas in a no nonsense way.

On this occasion I would respectfully have to disagree with Frank. If you meter from the back of the subjects head and say get f8, what it your subject moves more towards the camera, with this method you would then have to increase the power of your lights - and yet the camera is in the same position and thus receiving even more light into the lens when the distance from camera to background hasn't changed! Meter for correct exposure then add 2/10th of a stop, or just use blinkies until the background just exceeds correct exposure. Measuring form background to subject is a recipe for disaster.

Oh, just found this channel and nice topics. BUT why on earth this annoying flashy text popping. That ruin whole video. Just cant focus with this light show 😢

Interesting thoughts, I’d add that higher end (paid) photographers are paid for their original thought, their unique interpretation of a brief or an assignment. Right now AI has no original thought. This could lead to absolutely no business in the middle/lower market because people just use a phone app. Problem is that higher end clients are now reducing their budgets by A LOT. I suspect the only ‘bread and butter’ for photographers trying to earn a living will be live events… weddings/concerts etc…AI can’t touch that. Still life, food, interiors and lower end fashion/e-commerce will all be done with AI… THIS YEAR… sorry but it will, creative budgets are controlled by accountants these days and if they can ‘save money’ they will. AI is ‘good enough’ for them. The law needs to wake up quickly because I don’t want be sold something based on an AI image that is, or could be, misleading. The law should state that you see a real product within advertising, not an AI generated toothbrush/box of cereal/car/pair of shoes etc… Just my thoughts

Ugh...those captions.....(sigh).....can't watch it.

I like Gavin. I dislike on-screen transcriptions more. Bye.

Huge fan of Gavin. Great interview and dialog. Thanks.

Try changing the entire style of your thumbnails. Something isn't working out. You have some talented guests, but people aren't clicking.

I learned 'old school' in my father's basement darkroom. I feel digital and photoshop is like cheating.

Camera Shake: 'Paul Mobley says gear doesn't matter.' Paul Mobley: '... obviously you want good gear and good equipment...'.

Dan's killin' it. Happy to see my pal doing so well. Great chat. Greetings from Montreal :)

Pye is one of the handful of great photography educators!

Man this was good

Awesome interview and great advice!

Word!

Ty said - I've never lost a client due to lack of bokeh lol 😂😂but on a serious note his point on business is the foundation of being a successful creative is so true!

Great job splitting this interview into segments. The entire conversation is very worth hearing and enjoying.

I just found Mark on youtube and he is a teacher !! Hope he contuines with his talent .

Such a wonderful conversation with so many inspiring moments and messages. It's clear from this video that Paul's success as a photographer and the greatness of his work is rooted in his own sensitivity and humanity. Most importantly, in contrast to most of the photography videos on UA-cam that linger at the level of technical things like cameras, lenses, brands and film versus digital, this one left me feeling inspired to make some great work of my own.

It took me a couple days to watch the whole video but it was well worth coming back to. Great conversation between the two of you.

Umm... Were there actually any tips, tricks and storytelling here? There was a bit about which lenses you use and don't use and a little mention about lighting, but I don't feel that I learnt anything from this. Maybe it's just me.

My most recent ambition is to get my worried little face captured by Ivan Weiss. Seen him in a few vids now and I really like hearing how he thinks on things RE the best portrait of YOU. Not the face you know is your best pic. YOU. Helped me in my portrait adventures already! Great vid, subscribed!

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Good conversation and great points. Even hobbyist photographers (like me) are "more than", right? The tech makes it easy but you're 100% correct in that we must evolve along with that very same tech. As an example, it's commonplace (I believe) now that most of us are also experts in the Adobe Ecosystem and the things we're doing today would have required a pro-level skill set 20 years ago. Yet at the same time, I love working with LrC, Ps, Pr, Au etc and totaly see it as a necessity. Again, good conversation -- Cheers.

What a great interview!!!

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Very informative video 👍 thanks