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A Faster Horse is a podcast providing an analytical view at media and technology and aims to bring forward the discussions that we're missing, but that are worthwhile to have. It is made by me, Timm, a nerdy feminist hobby photographer and lawyer (to-be).

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I'm closing out this season about photography with my take on what has to be one of the most classic debates: Analog vs. Digital.

Here's my contribution: It's just the wrong discussion to be had. To be quite honest, I don't think we're doing well with the transition from analog to digital at all. Mostly because the wrong parameters get compared, and as always, nostalgia gets in the way. While the analog process is clearly the past, everyone shooting digital just seems to lust after "the analog look". Let's look at what we can learn from the analog process.

Links:

• 70: The Gaia Argument — On Taking Pictures — Overcast Timestamp Link
• The Art of Photography – What is the photographers intention?
• Side by Side – IMDb

Continuing to talk about photography, we take a look at how today's most popular cameras work – and what they have in stock for photography as a whole. I decided to take on this topic while being caught between being utterly annoyed by the constant praise of smartphones and disenchanted by the lack of really advanced technology in "real" cameras. Because after all, it would not only be arrogant, but also foolish not to consider what smartphones have in stock for photography as a whole.

Listening to this episode, you stand to learn something about smartphone photography as well as the hyperbole of the "real camera" faction.

Links:

• Gerald Undone – Depth of Field Myths: Does Focal Length & Sensor Size Affect DoF? YouTube
• Denae & Andrew – Pixel 4 vs. Canon RP for Night Photography
• DPReview TV – iPhone 11 Pro for Photographers
• The Art of Photography – Smartphone Cameras Explained
• How to Enable Technology Previews on Lightroom Mobile Apps