Bokeh Face – The Digital Camera World Podcast

Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

First, we Gear Up with the OM System PEN, the long-awaited return of what was historically Olympus’ street-savvy everyday alternative to the SLR-style OM/OM-D line.

In Focus, we talk about the brand-new Nikon Z5IIC. A somewhat surprising addition to Nikon’s Z-Series lineup, given that it’s essentially a Nikon Z5 II without a viewfinder.

And in Trouble Shooting, we talk pre-capture. What is it? How does it work? And do you really need it?

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

First, we Gear Up with Samsung’s beloved but buried mirrorless system and talk about how it’s making a little bit of an unlikely comeback.

In Focus, Kodak has inexplicably eclipsed Fujifilm in Japan! Admittedly, it’s the small battleground of film sales, but impressive on Kodak’s part nonetheless.

And finally, in Trouble Shooting we tackle the electronic shutter: When should you use it? Should you use it? And in some cases, why you have no choice but to use it…

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

In this episode, we Gear Up with Sigma’s eclectic range of cameras, including one of the coolest-looking cameras ever made!

In Focus is a reinvention of the filter, shifting it directly in front of the sensor. An inspired idea or one that’s fraught with potential problems?

And in Trouble Shooting, James and Mike discuss the best ways to extend your reach so you can fill the frame with distant subjects.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

In this episode, we Gear Up with a pair of tasty new Sigma lenses, including an impressive ‘world first’ (for Sigma) via the company’s smallest-ever zoom lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras.

In Focus, we discuss Nikon’s fall from the ‘Big Three’ camera manufacturers (according to data from Japan). The question is: Who has joined Canon and Sony's exclusive club?

And in Trouble Shooting, we weigh up the risks and rewards of buying a camera from overseas. Is it ever worth it? What can go wrong? And when all is said and done, are you really getting that big of a bargain?

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

First, we Gear Up with one of the strangest cheap cameras we’ve ever seen: the Godox C100. This compact camera/light meter is cheap as chips and features a huge optical viewfinder.

In Focus we take a retrospective look at the flawed but forward-thinking Nikon 1 System and pose the question: Would things be any different if these compact interchangeable-lens cameras were released today?

In Trouble Shooting, James and Mike are put on the spot with a question about dual- and triple-base ISO. What is it? When would you use it? And is it essential?

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We Gear Up with the Polaroid Go Gen 3, while delving into one of the greatest comeback stories ever told. Make no mistake, the instant camera is more than just a flash in the pan!

In Focus this episode, we delve into the whip-fast world of AI-powered autofocus. But has it taken the skill and/or fun out of photography?

And in Trouble Shooting, James and Chris broach the truly riveting subject of lens hoods. What are the benefits? Are they essential? And should they come with every lens that you buy?

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

In our Gear Up section we discuss the return of the bridge camera in the form of the Sony RX10 V. In many ways it’s the ultimate all-in-one zoom, but how relevant is this type of camera today and which kind of photographer is it for?

It’s pancake day! In Focus we discuss the rising popularity of pancake lenses: what they are, what kind of cameras they suit and how they can differ in style, application and price. Plus, pancake fiend, James, rattles through a shortlist of his favourite low-profile optics.

In Trouble Shooting, we answer the question: Why are some sensors 3:2 and some sensors 4:3? All the while delving into the sometimes intimidating world of aspect ratios in a bid to make the whole concept that little bit easier to understand.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

In our In Focus section we discuss the Panasonic Lumix L10 alongside a plethora of other compact cameras to debate the subject: Are modern compact cameras simply too big?

Then we Gear Up with the premium GoPro Mission 1 series, a bold move from the action-camera giant that’s been struggling financially, and hopefully a step in the right direction.

In Trouble Shooting we discuss the complicated world of lens resolution. How it can throttle your camera’s resolution and why it probably isn’t something you need to worry about too much.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

This week, James and Mike Gear Up with the Panasonic Lumix L10. It’s got the looks, it’s ‘kind of’ got the form factor, and it’s even got Film Simulation-esque LUTs. But is it really in any danger of taking the Fujifilm X100VI’s retro compact camera crown?

Then they take an In Focus look at gimbal cameras such as the DJI Osmo Pocket and Insta360 Luna, discussing the startling effect they’ve had on both the vlogging camera industry and the video industry as a whole.

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, the Bokeh Face boys tackle budget lenses. What constitutes a budget lens? What are James and Mike’s top picks? And are budget lenses actually ever any good?

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

02:02 We take an In Focus look at screenless cameras such as the Camp Snap 2 and Flashback ONE35 V2. Why do they exist? Who are they for? And are they just a novelty or a genuine way to reconnect with photography?

15:26 Then we Gear Up with the Canon EOS R6 V, the latest in an increasingly busy lineup of R6-series and video-centric cameras. Confused? Don’t worry, James and Chris rattle through the lineup, pick apart each camera’s differences and suggest their ideal applications.

30:25 Finally, in Trouble Shooting, Chris tackles the sometimes simple, sometimes technical, but always important subject of white balance. Find out why RAW files are so important when it comes to white balance, why auto white balance can’t always be relied upon, and how white balance can be a force for creativity.

⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰

00:00 Do you miss taking film to the lab?

02:02 Screen-free cameras

02:26 What’s the deal with Camp Snap?

04:37 James is a fan of Flashback

05:35 Have we lost camera tactility?

06:04 You can’t see your images!

06:51 Letting you just enjoy the moment

07:43 Fun over function

08:15 Ideal cameras for kids

09:00 Flashback: A 24-hour wait…

10:05 Now optional on the ONE35 V2

11:16 How much do they cost?

12:55 Old disposable camera lenses

13:15 Camp Snap vs Camp Snap 2

15:26 Canon EOS R6 V

16:13 The confusing R6 lineup

16:55 A hybrid video camera?

17:43 EOS R6 V specs

20:00 Which R6 is right for you?

20:58 RF’s first full-frame power zoom

23:00 Does open gate really matter?

24:10 Open gate explained

25:16 Is Canon’s lineup a bit cluttered?

26:17 Photography specs

29:19 A Sony FX3 killer?

30:25 White balance: Is it important?

32:22 Colour temperature spectrum

33:21 When is auto not enough?

34:48 Mixed lighting

36:11 Consistency in the studio

37:11 Yellow flowers

38:12 It can be an artistic tool

39:49 Sunset colours

40:28 What about everyday photography?

42:00 Incorrect white balance looks like…

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Welcome to the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast!

This week we're taking an In Focus look at flash (02:26). Is the pop-up flash dead? Here's how it happened, why it happened, when the on-camera flash aesthetic came back and what companies like Godox and Viltrox are doing about it with pocket-sized hotshoe flashguns.

Then we Gear Up with the latest generation of drones that feature 360 cameras – the DJI Avata 360 and Antigravity A1 (14:48). Does this really change the game for imaging, or does it only change it for existing drone shooters?

Finally, in Trouble Shooting we look at how to buy a macro lens (27:45). What do you need to be aware of, what options are available, should you buy second-hand… and could you even get away with a broken lens?

⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰

00:00 Whatever happened to Tetris?

02:26 Pop-up flash, come back!

03:35 Why did it disappear?

04:15 Has high dynamic range made us lazy?

05:49 Are people scared of flash?

07:03 Why the resurgence?

08:50 Constant light lacks power

09:30 Illuminating a distant tree

10:17 Chris has a solution

13:00 Viltrox Vintage Z1 Pro

14:48 360 drones

15:42 Drone meets 360 camera

18:09 What’s the headset for?

18:53 DJI Avata 360 & Antigravity A1

19:36 What’s the weight?

22:11 Let’s talk prices

24:20 Omni-directional collision aid

25:12 The November Rain church

26:27 Easier to crash?

27:45 How to buy a macro lens

29:42 How to choose a macro lens

30:28 Mike’s broken Tamron

34:15 Telephoto lenses for close-ups?

35:38 The variety just isn’t there

36:35 Some other choices

39:13 You don’t need autofocus

40:08 Focus peaking

41:39 Image stabilisation: yes or no?

43:09 What macro did Chris just buy?

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We take an In Focus look at smart telescopes. Intelligent devices that allow anyone to find, observe and photograph celestial objects from the comfort of their own home, while Chris walks Mike through the new Dwarf Mini smart telescope from DwarfLab.

Then we Gear Up with the Panasonic Lumix TZ300 compact camera and its huge 15x optical zoom, with Chris applauding its 1-inch sensor and billing it as the return of the all-in-one travel camera.

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, Mike delivers his top budget super telephoto zooms for sports and aviation photography. A relatively recent class of lenses that has made long-distance photography much more accessible for those who cannot justify the expenditure of a 600mm f/4 prime (which is most of us!).

Enjoy all that and more, in the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World Podcast.

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

We take an In Focus look at the cameras we want to bring back from the dead. Mike advocates for a full-frame mirrorless camera inspired by the legendary Canon AE-1, while Chris picks the Olympus PEN-F and throws a curveball in the form of the long-forgotten Samsung Galaxy Camera.

Then we Gear Up with the Nikon Z 70‑200mm f/2.8 VR S II, exploring the question: Why buy a Mark II lens? This prompts Chris to explain why old lenses could be throttling your camera’s resolution, while Mike discusses the new Nikon’s wealth of upgrades and muses whether or not they’re worthwhile.

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, we take a deep dive into the world of affordable waterproof cameras. What’s out there? How much should you expect to spend? And what do you need to worry about when getting your pride and joy wet?

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

We take an In Focus look at medium-format mirrorless cameras, discussing whether or not they should be seen as the pinnacle of digital-imaging quality and something all photographers should aspire to own.

Then we Gear Up with Caira by Camera Intelligence, a camera (or half of one) with a Micro Four Thirds sensor and mount that attaches to a smartphone. The two combine to deliver dedicated camera imaging power with the intuitive functionality of a smart device. Oh, and it’s infused with Nano Banana AI. Controversial? Yes. Warranted? Let’s discuss…

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, we delve into the rather dry but incredibly useful world of custom buttons. What are they? How do you set them up? Are they worth the effort? And what are their use cases?

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

We take an In Focus look at Yashica’s “chassied-up” FX-D 100, 300 and S300, fixed-lens compact cameras that look – to the untrained eye – like the sexy, old-fashioned SLR cameras of yesteryear, while touching upon the huge range of retro-style compact cameras available from other brands. But are they capable little cameras or little more than a gimmick? And who are they actually for?

Then we Gear Up with OM System’s brand-new OM-3 Astro, a dedicated astrophotography version of the retro-cool OM-3 with a modified Infrared Cut Filter. Following a discussion about previous astro cameras such as the Canon EOS 20D and Nikon D810A, James and Chris discuss why astro-centric cameras exist and why some photographers choose them over a still-capable standard offering.

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, the Bokeh Face boys tackle the best lenses for portrait photography, delving deeper than the tried-and-tested 85mm, by exploring a few strategic alternatives – and a few curveballs – along with examples of their use cases.

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

We take an In Focus look at spatial photography – and virtual reality in particular. Where is the technology right now? Why is Canon leading the way in terms of specialized VR optics for mirrorless cameras? How does VR compare to augmented reality? And where is VR imaging headed in the near future?

Then we Gear Up with OM System’s incredible range of Micro Four Thirds super-telephoto lenses that make it such a tantalizing prospect for wildlife photographers. We discuss whether or not a small MFT sensor is really that big of a deal when the payoff is a 2x crop factor that puts you closer to the action, and the dramatically reduced weight and size of the system’s bodies and lenses.

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, we reveal our top tips for street photography, including key compositional techniques, how to make the most of natural light, and why you might want to stop relying on that 35mm prime and consider mixing up your choice of focal lengths.

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

We take an In Focus look at Meta's smart glasses from Ray-Ban and Oakley. Do these camera-powered AI specs deserve a place in your imaging arsenal? How good is the image quality? Do they look better than all those other, ugly smart glasses? Can anyone tell when they're filming, or are they set to be the latest gadget for pervs?

Then we Gear Up with the Sony A7 V, the long-awaited fifth generation of Sony's mid-range mirrorless cameras… but this one is about as far removed from a mid-range camera as you can imagine. With pro-level specs and features, and an increasingly pro-level price, this camera is fantastic – but does it spell doom for mid-range bodies?

Finally, in Trouble Shooting, we discuss the pitfalls, pros and cons of buying second-hand camera gear. Is it as risky as people fear? What are the things to watch out for? Where is the best place to buy (or sell) used gear? We share some happy stories and horror stories of buying second-hand kit – is it buyer beware, or simply buyer be aware?

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

In Focus we look at virtual photography. Is it really photography to take photographs in a videogame? If you can change aperture, shutter speed, lens and exposure, is it technically the same? Does the argument change if you're a disabled photographer who can't use a physical camera any more? Can videogames simulate real photography? Mike and James have two very different views!

Next we Gear Up with the Nikon ZR, the first camera to be co-developed by Nikon and Red. Was everyone was wrong about this camera, from quirky decisions like the choice of a microSD memory card to the omission of open gate video? Does this actually offer a much better alternative to the Sony FX3 and Canon EOS C50? What does this mean for Z Cinema cameras going forward?

And in Trouble Shooting we navigate the minefield of photo editing software. Is Adobe really the best option? We discuss the alternatives, whether someone is completely new to editing or a seasoned pro looking to get out of the Adobe ecosystem. Mike also argues why Adobe's pricing actually isn't that bad, and explores the pros and cons of the "free" Affinity as well as the other options on the market.

⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰

0:00 Mike hates AI

1:45 Virtual Photographer of the Year

2:39 What is virtual photography / videogame photography

3:18 This game is a fantastic photography simulator

4:43 Mike’s take: this ISN'T photography

6:18 James' take: in all technical respects, just like physical photography

7:28 In some circumstances, real photos are produced

10:41 Pokémon Snap is the closest thing to wildlife photography

11:35 Virtual photography as an outlet for disabled photographers

15:29 Some would say composites, chroma key also not "real" photography

17:24 Question is photography art? Is virtual photography art?

20:41 Videogames are the only way to shoot historical street photography

22:11 Meet the Nikon ZR

22:24 Who is Red, and what is the "sunglasses Illuminati" controlling Nikon

25:35 The first official Z Cinema camera, distinct from Red cameras

26:28 Similarities to Z6 III, cheapest way to join Red ecosystem

30:35 Nikon ZR specs

32:53 Mike’s Misgivings

35:20 No open gate video – but no overheating

36:29 CFexpress and a… microSD card?

38:51 Offers an actual alternative to the Sony FX3 and Canon EOS C50

43:13 Which is the best photo editing software?

44:30 Luminar Neo

45:45 The world’s most useful editing slider?

49:05 If price and learning curve aren't a consideration

50:07 DxO

51:00 People will hate Mike for this: Adobe isn’t badly priced!

56:32 Affinity is now free – is it as good?

1:00:20 Recommendation for a total newcomer to editing

1:02:40 If you're sick of Adobe, can you really move away?

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Welcome to Bokeh Face! In this episode:

We go In Focus on Kodak in 2026. How is it beating all the other camera companies, does it have better brand recognition than Canon and Nikon, will we get another mirrorless Kodak system and how come there are five companies making "Kodak" cameras?

Then we Gear Up with perhaps the nuttiest camera Fujifilm has ever made, the Instax Mini Evo Cinema. Are Eras the new Film Simulations for video, will we see them come to X and GFX cameras, how does Taylor Swift fit in, does a camcorder need to print photos / does an instant camera need to shoot video, and how does this camera compare to the Camp Snap CS-8?

And closing the show with Trouble Shooting, we discuss superzooms and travel lenses. Are these all-in-one optics really worth it, or does the convenience merit the compromise in terms of optical quality? How good can an 18-400mm lens really be?

⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰

0:00 Kodak has made some terrible formats!

1:33 Kodak is back in a big way

2:05 In America, Kodak WAS photography – but then it disappeared

3:33 Not a Kodak history lesson, but… here's a Kodak history lesson

6:28 Kodak had 2025's best selling compact camera

9:33 Transition film to digital, cameras to phones, back to cheap cameras

11:54 Will Kodak make another mirrorless interchangeable lens system?

12:43 How much equity is in the name? Better recognition than Canon and Nikon?

14:26 Will the compact camera bubble burst?

17:24 Meet the Instax Mini Evo Cinema

18:35 This camera is a time machine

21:15 This is how the Eras Dial works – like a video version of Film Simulations

22:10 Forget image quality – this is the industry's smallest sensor

23:40 The perfect "pub camera"?

26:26 Instax Mini Evo Cinema Specs

29:05 X-Half didn’t find an audience, but this is already trending

34:24 All-in-one travel lenses; is convenience worth compromise?

35:09 What is a superzoom?

37:17 Focal length choice as a creative control

38:01 Seeing some great mirrorless options

39:41 Different compromises at the wide and telephoto end

40:45 Upside of third-party manufacturers (downside for Canon and Nikon mirrorless)

41:36 Size and weight benefits

42:43 Slower apertures are a disadvantage… but you don't want bokeh!

44:00 Actually don’t want subject separation! Prove you’ve been on holiday

44:27 One superzoom vs a bagful of primes

45:26 Not changing lenses = lower risk of mugging and sensor dust

48:30 Don’t be THAT guy spoiling everyone's vacation

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Welcome to this week's Bokeh Face podcast!

We take an In Focus look at the fact that DSLRs are apparently dead – so why are DSLR lens sales increasing? There are many reasons – one of them being the ways that Canon and Nikon are locking down their mirrorless mounts…

We Gear Up with the Canon EOS R6 Mark III, a pro-caliber camera that detonates the old definition of 6-series bodies. We compare it to the Sony A7 V and Nikon Z6 III, and ask whether the market for midrange cameras actually exists any more.

And in Trouble Shooting, we help the would-be hybrid shooters who ask us where to start with video. It's arguably harder to learn videography when you come from a photo background, so we give you a crash course in the basics!

⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰

0:00 What the heck is a partially stacked sensor?

1:09 DSLRs are dead… so why are DSLR lens sales on the rise?

3:09 (Actually, DSLRs are NOT dead)

4:27 Price check: trinity mirrorless glass vs trinity DSLR glass

6:39 Canon and Nikon's closed mirrorless mounts

7:58 By restricting mirrorless, Canon has prolonged the life of DSLR lenses

8:55 There are still significant lenses you can't buy for mirrorless

10:27 Sigma says (some) DSLR lens sales going up

15:15 Using DSLR lenses on mirrorless "upscales" their performance

18:48 Meet the Canon EOS R6 Mark III

19:30 Has flagship tech squeezed out midrange cameras?

25:43 Canon won't like us saying this…

26:38 Canon EOS R6 Mark III vs Nikon Z6 III

31:01 Who has the best autofocus?

34:16 Canon EOS R6 Mark III vs Sony A7 V

38:48 Where should you start with video

41:09 Just shoot in 1080p?

43:48 Framerates, PAL vs NTSC, 25p vs 30p

46:43 TLDR

48:46 Don’t shoot RAW (unlike photography)

50:07 Log and LUTs

54:30 Sound is more important than video

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