The PetaPixel Photography Podcast5 Mars 2025

Did Panasonic Finally Support Photographers? Feat. Micro Four Nerds

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This week on The PetaPixel Podcast, the team is joined by Emily Lowry, the face and brains behind the YouTube channel Micro Four Nerds. Given that Panasonic hasn't supported photographers specifically in many years, there is a lot to discuss about the new camera specifically for taking photos.

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In This Episode

00:00 - Intro: Say hello to Emily, from Micro Four Nerds!
10:01 - Rejoice: Nikon fixes the Z6 III N-log flickering issue
12:02 - TTArtisan's debut camera is a retro folding Instax
16:20 - Technicolor shuts down abruptly, leaving 10,000 workers in the lurch
18:50 - Xiaomi wants to make modular magnetic smartphone lenses
23:26 - Chris reviews the Peak Design Carry-On Roller
27:23 - Sigma wants to make a "serious" camera
34:24 - A new 35mm f/1.2 Art is coming?
37:54 - Sigma can make just nine BF cameras per day
43:35 - Did Panasonic Finally Give Photographers a Camera?
1:01:46 - What have you been up to? (Join Emily's mailing list)
1:18:28 - Never read the comments
1:24:46 - Tech support
1:33:50 - Feel good story of the week

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