EPISODE · Jun 13, 2026 · 40 MIN
Inside the Lens Episode 1: The Beginnings of Digital
from Inside the Lens · host Photo Geek Weekly
The Beginnings of Digital – ITL 01 The world of digital photography has drastically changed since it’s inception. We dive back in time to discuss the first “triumphs” in digital photography and how a young Frederick Van Johnson cut his teeth on early Kodak DCS cameras while in the US Air Force, and the conversation continues to discuss how far technology has evolved. The limits of light and technology are constantly being pushed, and a greater understanding of these limits helps photographers push their creativity further. Links Mentioned in This Episode Kodak DCS Series of Cameras Sony Mavica MIT “Modulo” camera that never over-exposes an image Tutorial on Diffraction Limiting Connect with Our Hosts & Guests Don Komarechka: Website, Twitter, Google+, Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, 500px, Pinterest Frederick Van Johnson: Website, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, Pinterest
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The Beginnings of Digital – ITL 01 The world of digital photography has drastically changed since it’s inception. We dive back in time to discuss the first “triumphs” in digital photography and how a young Frederick Van Johnson cut his teeth on early Kodak DCS cameras while in the US Air Force, and the conversation continues to discuss how far technology has evolved. The limits of light and technology are constantly being pushed, and a greater understanding of these limits helps photographers push their creativity further. Links Mentioned in This Episode Kodak DCS Series of Cameras Sony Mavica MIT “Modulo” camera that never over-exposes an image Tutorial on Diffraction Limiting Connect with Our Hosts & Guests Don Komarechka: Website, Twitter, Google+, Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, 500px, Pinterest Frederick Van Johnson: Website, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, Pinterest
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