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Oct 29, 2026

Rich FrohlichHOST
0:46
Two masked visitors came calling, one an armed fellow, imposingly decked out in black tactical gear, sporting a rather hastily applied federal police patch on his uniform back.
Rich FrohlichHOST
0:59
His companion, a slender, similarly garbed masked woman, toted a Nikon bag over her shoulder.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:07
Neither wore name tags or badges, nor did they produce credentials when I asked.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:12
They told me they needed to inspect the audiodrome interior.
Danielle VillasanaGUEST
25:36
Yes.
Kate MedleyHOST
25:37
Canon or Nikon?
Danielle VillasanaGUEST
25:39
Oh, Sony.
Kate MedleyHOST
25:40
Yeah, Sony.
NickHOST
24:43
With the seat fully forward, the armrest down, the closest it can get is five centimeters.
MirandaHOST
24:49
They collected all official and unofficial personal effects that were on the flight deck at the time, and one of the items was the captain's personal DSLR Nikon camera.
MirandaHOST
25:01
And the first officer stated that he had seen the camera set at near the base of the side stick shortly before the event, and that the captain had used it in flight.
MirandaHOST
25:09
28 photos had been taken during a period of darkness between 8 and 3 minutes prior to the event.
Ray CochraneHOST
35:44
This one comes from Quantum Magazine, put together by Molly Herring on October 21st.
Ray CochraneHOST
35:48
It's a gallery from Nikon Small World Contest, which Nikon has run since 1974 for pictures taken through a microscope.
Ray CochraneHOST
35:56
There's a photo contest and a video contest, and Nikon just announced this year's winners.
Ray CochraneHOST
36:01
First place in photos went to Ole Bielfeldt.
Ray CochraneHOST
36:06
He's a student in Cologne, Germany.
Ray CochraneHOST
36:16
His winning shot is ink flying inside an inkjet printer, magnified 20 times.
Ray CochraneHOST
36:21
To get it, Bielefeld reworked the printer to hold its head still over moving paper and froze the flying ink with a flash in the dark room.
Ray CochraneHOST
36:31
He told Nikon, quote, it's like it was magic and I didn't understand it, but now I do.
Edward SturmHOST
2:10
There are words that play a similar role but aren't interchangeable.
Edward SturmHOST
2:14
For example, Canon versus Nikon.
Edward SturmHOST
2:16
Google spots these X versus Y searches.
Edward SturmHOST
2:19
If people compare two things, it treats that as a sign they are not synonyms.
OzzyHOST
53:55
Let's talk about the camera though, Sean.
OzzyHOST
53:57
This movie used a Nikon D80 for its stop motion photos.
OzzyHOST
54:03
And then they also used a Princeton Instrument ES-EC 11000 for some of the high resolution shots.
OzzyHOST
54:11
Do you know those cameras?
SeanHOST
54:13
No, not this camera.
SeanHOST
54:14
I don't know.
SeanHOST
54:15
The Nikon D80? Yeah, Nikon.
SeanHOST
54:19
No, no, no.
Reza Nasiri MahalatiHOST
99:47
And most of these are proprietary to the camera manufacturer.
Reza Nasiri MahalatiHOST
99:51
And, um, you don't know exactly like you get, like what, what is running on your iPhone or your Android phone or your Canon or your Nikon phone or any other, you know, where your Sony phone or whatever, they are all different.
Reza Nasiri MahalatiHOST
100:04
Uh, generally they do most of these, you know, functions that are shown here, but they can, uh, do them in different orders and the specific algorithms they use to achieve each of these functions, uh, shown here.
Reza Nasiri MahalatiHOST
100:20
are proprietary and they vary a lot from different manufacturers.
Chris RamsayHOST
68:10
So you had a 35 millimeter.
Jonathan ReedGUEST
68:11
I had a 35 millimeter Nikon camera.
Jonathan ReedGUEST
68:14
Great, fast lens, really fast lens.
Chris RamsayHOST
68:16
What brand, what type of Nikon, do you remember?
Jonathan ReedGUEST
68:19
Yeah, it's a EM.
Chris RamsayHOST
68:22
An EM?
Chris RamsayHOST
72:33
Yeah, you just want to hold on to reality at some point.
Jonathan ReedGUEST
72:36
All right.
BuddyHOST
16:59
You know what I mean? I've had good Vortex.
BuddyHOST
17:00
I've had Nikon, you know, glasses in the $300, $400 range, which you can get away with.
BuddyHOST
17:07
Like, like at least have that you know I've had one time I was hunting with a kid worked here and he wanted to go deer hunting never shot one I was like his name was Evan he's like all right I'll take you out and so we're sitting on a clear cut and we're glassing this clear cuts 400 you know 300 400 miles or yards and I'm glassing I'm glassing and he's sitting next to me just poking and looking, you know what I mean? Just sitting there, just looking.
BuddyHOST
17:35
And he's got his, his glasses hanged on his, around his neck, you know? And there's some Bushnell, probably some Walmart Bushnell ones.
Gregg ThomasGUEST
52:18
have to give her a try then.
ChrisHOST
52:20
Yeah, I'll send you some links, because I'm always online looking at stuff like that, so I'll send you some links if some interesting contests come up, Nikon and Canon, they're always having some really interesting contests.
ChrisHOST
52:32
One thing we do, and I'm sure if you listen to our podcast, we like to ask our guests at the end to give us a favorite story, a favorite moment fishing, preferably muskie related.
ChrisHOST
52:42
It doesn't have to be, but if you could share that with us, we'd be

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