THE FUTURE OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography and image-making technology is reaching out in many new directions at once and at speed. Digital cameras no longer just provide easier ways to make traditional photos. Chris and Ade investigate emerging and future tech that will help us all make new and exciting photographs and images. Cameras, devices, software, hardware - we aim to cover all angles in the pursuit of The Future of Photography.

398 Print BIG

02 . 09 . 2026

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We all love a print. But something magical happens when you print big. Or BIG. Or BIIIIIGGGG!

Picks of the week: Polarpro Light Leak lens Trail camera

This is an episode of The Future of Photography podcast with

Adrian Stock https://adrianstock.com/ (Home)

Jeremiah Chechik https://linktr.ee/tinroof_studios (Card)

Chris Marquardt @chrismarquardt@chaos.social (Mastodon) @chrismarquardt (Twitter) https://chrismarquardt.com/ (Home)

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Paper Weights

26 . 08 . 2026

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Chris and Jeremiah are back. This episode rummages through the photographic junk drawer to sort the genuinely useful from the embarrassingly optimistic, with detours through lens caps, hotshoe covers, tabletop tripods, ancient memory cards, dead drones, intervalometers, the gloriously ill-fated Lytro, impulse-bought thermal printers, and one very specific Olympus bird-tracking gadget that sounds cooler than it apparently is in real life. Along the way they poke at Kickstarter temptation, the romance of gear that promises to change everything, and why some gadgets earn permanent residence in a drawer while others occasionally redeem themselves.

Picks of the week

This is an episode of The Future of Photography podcast with

Adrian Stock @ade968@universeodon.com (Mastodon) @Ade968 (Twitter) https://adrianstock.com/ (Home)

Jeremiah Chechik https://linktr.ee/tinroof_studios

Chris Marquardt @chrismarquardt@chaos.social (Mastodon) @chrismarquardt (Twitter) https://chrismarquardt.com/ (Home)

All episodes at https://thefutureofphotography.com, All videos at https://tfttf.com/tfopvideo

Find us at Discord: https://tfttf.com/jointfop, Web: https://thefutureofphotography.com, Twitter: https://twitter.com/tfopnow, Instagram: https://instagram.com/tfopnow

Vs Focal Length

12 . 08 . 2026

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We are all familiar with how focal lengths change angle of view. And the relative size of objects from front to back. But now we have lots of choices around how to achieve a "focal length". There are 60MP sensors that we can crop into, vlogging cameras with 2 sensors and lenses like our phones, AI that expands your image, other AI that can resize it... the list goes on.

So what do we think about today when we choose which camera and lens to pick up? And what would we look for in future camera systems?

Picks of the week:

DuckDuckGo Glasses

Wallpaper* magazine

Photos of the sun

This is an episode of The Future of Photography podcast with

Adrian Stock @ade968@universeodon.com (Mastodon) @Ade968 (Twitter) https://adrianstock.com/ (Home)

Jeremiah Chechik https://linktr.ee/tinroof_studios

Chris Marquardt @chrismarquardt@chaos.social (Mastodon) @chrismarquardt (Twitter) https://chrismarquardt.com/ (Home)

All episodes at https://thefutureofphotography.com, All videos at https://tfttf.com/tfopvideo

Find us at Discord: https://tfttf.com/jointfop, Web: https://thefutureofphotography.com, Twitter: https://twitter.com/tfopnow, Instagram: https://instagram.com/tfopnow

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