002 Essential Gear & Safety Tips for Nature Photography
Photography Essentials and Emergency Preparedness
In this episode of Shutter Nonsense, hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock discuss the importance of carrying essential photography gear and being prepared for emergencies while out in nature. They cover a wide range of topics, including which lenses are crucial to carry, the benefits of using magnetic filters, and the value of L-brackets for efficient composition. The hosts emphasize the significance of having items like microfiber cloths, spare batteries, memory cards, and Allen wrenches. Emergency preparedness is a key focus, with discussions on the necessity of first aid kits, walkie-talkies, headlamps, and Garmin satellite trackers. They also touch upon the utility of iPhone’s satellite messaging feature, despite its limitations. The episode is informative for both novice and experienced nature photographers, offering practical tips to ensure a successful and safe photography outing.
Highlights include:
Recent Workshops and Experiences
Folio Collections and Print Quality
Listener Feedback and Episode Topics
Essential Camera Gear and Lenses
Weather Sealing and Maintenance Tips
Spare Batteries and Unexpected Mishaps
Tripods and Mounting Plates
Exploring Filter Options
Magnetic Filters: A Game Changer
Rain Protection for Gear
The Importance of Walkie-Talkies
First Aid Preparedness
Garmin Satellite Trackers
iPhone Satellite Connectivity
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Welcome to Shutter Nonsense - a laid-back nature photography podcast with hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock. Every other week, we dive into the world of landscape and nature photography with casual conversations about what we’ve been up to, current happenings in the photography world, and tips to help you grow as a photographer. Whether you’re a weekend hiker with a camera or a seasoned shooter chasing perfect light, you’re in good company. It’s not utter nonsense... but it is Shutter Nonsense.
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