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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2017 · 20 MIN

Does NASA Shoot RAW? An Interview with ASTRONAUT Randy Bresnik

from FroKnowsPhoto Photography Podcasts · host Jared Polin FroKnowsPhoto

I highly suggest you give this one a watch on YouTUbe when you get a chance.  Does NASA Shoot RAW? An Interview with ASTRONAUT Randy Bresnik SPACE It all started with a question, "do astronauts on the space station shoot RAW?". I figured why not call NASA and find out. While on the call I thought it would be a good idea to ask if I could interview an astronaut on the actual international space station. This time around we didn't get to interview someone on the station but we did get to interview Randy Bresnik who arrived back to earth only three days prior to our interview. Randy's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/astrokomrade/?hl=en We talked a lot about photography and the issues you may face in space as a human and a photographer. I was amazed by the fact that I was talking to a real life SPACEMAN and get to share the whole thing with you. I look forward to bringing you even more interviews as we venture into 2018. It is my goal to do an interview with someone in SPACE in the new year. I'm planning on seeing a SpaceX launch as well.

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