Red Dot Forum Camera Talk: Blooper Reel | 2020

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We knocked out 25 episodes of Red Dot Forum Camera Talk in 2020 on RU-vid Live, covering every major Leica camera system and new release, discussed gearing up for different types of photo outings, how to handle post processing, talked about photo technique, and much, much more. And while answering hundreds of viewer questions live on air, we have certainly had our fair share of moments - some funny, others nerdy, and a few just downright embarrassing. So, we present you, fine viewer, a compilation of our silliest, most awkward, and top entertaining moments from Red Dot Forum Camera Talk's 2020 season. Enjoy and be aware that there is literally zero actual information about cameras and lenses in this video. Just goofiness from your hosts David Farkas and Josh Lehrer. You've been warned.
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9 янв 2021

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@peterkagan1116 3 года назад

A concise way to survey the shirts you've worn and adapt for 2021 accordingly.

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Haha. Yeah, gotta update the 'ol button down repertoire for 2021.

@peterkagan1116 3 года назад

@@RedDotForum It's a write off, production wardrobe a legit line item. You could add wigs, mustaches, and prosthetics.

@smichaelpridgen 3 года назад

"How can you steal my catchphrase?" this is pretty hilarious - thanks for the videos and memories guys! Looking forward to more!

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Infofotografi 3 года назад

Thanks for RDF talks, very informative and entertaining. Happy New Year!

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Same to you!

@jonnysalud 3 года назад

Hilarious!!! Six seasons and a movie please.

@kbmats 3 года назад

RedDotForum Out Of Context xD loved it

@NRecob 2 года назад

This is HILARIOUS!

@earvinquero2037 Год назад

Wheres your leica m11 monochrom Review??

@sharonleibel 3 года назад

I don't know what's geekier: The bloopers, Or the fact I remember in 90% of the cases, in what episode was the actual blooper shown.... ;) I just don't understand why the delay when starting the show? Don't you see it's running? And when doing a closeup - Why it took a few (tens of ) seconds to move between cameras?

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Thanks. The reason for the delay is due to RU-vid's buffering system and the fact that we stream in 4K UHD at a high bitrate. So, the buffering requirement is increased as is the processing time on RU-vid's stream server. The end result is around a 20-30 second delay, sometimes longer. As far as the close-up cam, let's cut Jose some slack here. :) The camera is on a remote-controlled motion control system which he moves into position, then manually racks focus using a remote follow-focus motor. It can take a few moments to get it dialed in, and you've probably noticed that we've made this much much faster in later episodes. We're working towards making a lot of improvements for 2021. So stay tuned!

@benjhaisch 3 года назад

almost 25 minutes worth? fantastic.

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Thanks!

@mikehutchinson7341 3 года назад

I knew you were nuts It’s nice to hang out with dog lovers and scramblers.More more for next year please MIKE h

@paulmiskovitz2568 3 года назад

I remember many of these!

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Sadly, we do too! :)

@FarEastSurvival Год назад

What happened to you guys? Did you stop this channel?

@Kevon420 3 года назад

When’s the hoody hoodie tho…

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Working on it!

@Dannnnnnnnnyy 3 года назад

God bless what remains of the pour soul that had to edit this

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Haha. Editing credits go to Gabe, who had to sift through 50 hours of our banter!! So, yeah, huge props to Gabe.

@davidfearn8635 3 года назад

Overall a great channel for in-depth coverage. But very very heavily skewed towards $$$ new kit (not surprisingly given they run a Leica shop) and snootily dismissive of creative opportunities with film or more 'vintage' equipment (cf. "buy a new thambar, it's great for that vintage look" (the guy on the left), which ≠ "vintage lenses are terrible" (the guy on the right)). Given Leica's ongoing commitment to film, and film's continued resurgence, this is slightly unfortunate.

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

We actually discuss less expensive options and older models quite often. Check out our episodes on Buying and Selling Used Leica Gear, Analog M, our 4-part series on M lenses with full lineage overviews, and all the times we advised people to get lenses that Leica no longer makes - 90 Elmarit, 18 Elmar, 60 Macro R, etc. Or recommending used Q116, used M246 Monochrom or used M6 cameras as viable alternatives. If you'd like us to cover something specific, we always welcome input and suggestions for future episodes.

@davidfearn8635 3 года назад

@@RedDotForum Thanks for the reply. Was being slightly polemical! Struck in recent videos by slight paradox of dominance of digital discussion and slight feel of negativity towards older options. But I agree that you do frequently say that lenses of character are a big deal and you do try not to talk about 'modern clinical lenses' or recent/current options being the end of the story; it is also of course fair to say that lenses with modern coatings are great to have. I guess that esp on M system the great benefit is not to have to rely on the latest and greatest all the time. Delighted M3/50 DR summicron shooter here - thrilled that gear nearly 70 years old can be this stunningly good!

@peterkagan1116 3 года назад

I respectfully disagree. Not snooty at all, they often discuss and encourage the fun opportunities presented by using old vintage glass on the new sensors. But both guys, left and right, are technicians as well as salesmen, and understand that people investing in this type of gear are doing so often looking for no-excuses optical performance of the highest order, and resolving power that (by Leica's own stated objectives) will be ready for the inevitable advancements in sensors, to 60 90 megapixels and beyond.

@davidfearn8635 3 года назад

@@peterkagan1116 Fair enough. Guess I'm just seeking a bit more on the artistry of photography. But totally agree that knowing one's gear inside out is essential for that.

@peterkagan1116 3 года назад

@@davidfearn8635 I've got vintage glass dating back to the 60's and I love the way those lenses look on the new M10 monochrome. I've not felt encourage to sell any of them, instead to understand and celebrate those imperfections, but at the same time, buying some of the new glass too, to maximize resolving power. It's part of that makes the Leica legacy a continuously rewarding journey, ( plus that glass holds it value like crazy)

@morgankane4115 3 года назад

Funny :) BUT, " covering every major Leica camera system"... No you haven't.. Just give in, you'll have to talk for 2 hours about the R lenses too! :)

@RedDotForum 3 года назад

Haha. I'm sure we can easily talk for 2 hours about R lenses. Biggest challenge is procuring that amount of gear to show.

@morgankane4115 3 года назад

@@RedDotForum I'm sure lots of people will watch (and understand), even if you bring only two lenses, I certainly will (and I don't own any R gear). :)