Episode-5 Copyrite, Cameras and Counterfeiting

In this week's episode of "The Photography Junkie" podcast, we cover three exciting news stories. Canon has launched two new products: the EOS R100 camera and the RF28mm F2.8 STM lens. The EOS R100 is designed for entry-level and emerging content creators, offering a 24.2-megapixel APS-C sensor, 4K video recording, advanced autofocus, and compatibility with RF and EF lenses. The RF28mm F2.8 STM lens is a compact and lightweight companion for the EOS R100, providing exceptional image quality. An app called FeaturePrint claims to spot fake products using just an iPhone photo. Developed by Alitheon, this AI-powered app analyzes unique surface details of physical items to create a "unique mathematical identity" called a FeaturePrint. It aims to combat counterfeit products by providing a reliable identification method that doesn't rely on traditional markers like barcodes or QR codes. FeaturePrint is a B2B solution and has found use in various industries. Nikon has unveiled the Nikon Z 8 mirrorless camera. Inspired by the flagship Z 9, the Z 8 offers advanced functionality and performance in a compact body. It features diverse shooting systems, 12-bit RAW and ProRes video recording, extended recording times, powerful subject detection, superior image depiction, and additional features such as Real-Live Viewfinder and customizable AF. Nikon also offers an optional power battery pack for vertical shooting and extended battery life. To stay updated on photography trends, gear reviews, and news, listeners are encouraged to subscribe to "The Photography Junkie" podcast. A Note from the host Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to listen to this podcast. It is my goal to share this journey with someone like you. My hope is that you will subscribe to keep up to date with the latest posts. It is people like you that keep me moving forward. You are under absolutely no obligation to do anything to support the show but my hope is that I do earn your support. There are many ways to support the show and they do not need to be financial. Hey I get it! Things are tight for some. I would much rather you spend your money on you if it is going to put you in any sort of financial pressure!. You can still help for free by giving an honest rating of the podcast where you get your podcast from. Hopefully I get 5 stars but I get it. I am not for everyone so you do what is right for you. Alternatively, why not head over to ThePhotographyJunkie.com and check out what is on offer there. You will find: Articles , Reviews and most importantly the community! The place where you can meet and interact with like minded people. It's totally free to join and is basically a little social media hub just for creatives. Finally if you are in a position to support financially feel free to use the affiliate links on the website. I do have a Patreon for those people who prefer that here https://www.patreon.com/the_photography_junkie Or you can just donate whatever you want via paypal here https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=FWOdZc7wKWR0Dc5_eZtXmMkRnEwpcBKjuoxmirQu4MyRfg9A8lsLTKP5WmJm-s8cmSju1wnyWuNGkJ3J Thank you, thank you, any money goes towards the costs of the show and maybe eventually allowing me to go full time with this. Support The Show