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That is the BIGGEST glASS I have ever seen - RAWtalk Episode #104

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No only is this week episodes jammed packed with stories, photo news, flying solo, a spinning wheel and some singing, it also has some of the biggest pieces of GLASS that I have ever seen.   Rode hit’s us with a new microphone that is made of this new space aged material called Alu-mini-um, totally mind blowing…. We dive into wether or not the new GoPro’s are worthy of the price tag. The Atomos contest get’s a correction being that there are only 30 days in November.  If you bought a D750 you must return if right away because of Wifi Gate, people can steal your images without you even knowing.  But don’t return it just yet, I have a simple solution for that. What type of salesman would I have been if I didn’t sell cameras years ago? My thoughts on alternative schools such as Montessori school and much much more. Someone gets to spin the Wheel of FRO is it you? Thank you for listening to this weeks Episode.  Please join us for the next Mobile RAWtalk on Saturday October 18th at Allen’s Camera in Levittown Pa.     

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