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This week, Chris, Jordan, and Jaron tackle the topic of lens breathing and whether or not it is "blown" out of proportion (pun intended). You see, Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki spoke with PetaPixel contributor and former Imaging Resource publisher David Etchells, and Yamaki says that YouTube reviewers might be putting too much emphasis on lens breathing, which could take away development time and emphasis from other important lens manufacturing endeavors. Chris and Jordan obviously have an opinion on that, and they weigh in.

Additionally, the trio talk about the "scam" of printer ink, how Western Digital is now being sued by three groups for the SanDisk SSD fiasco, and Chris and Jordan explain what other lens terms mean so you can be better informed when you listen to their next review.

We use Riverside to record all our episodes in our online recording studio.

Other links:

The best alternatives to SanDisk SSDs

WD refuses to answer questions about SanDisk

Printers that won't scan if they are out of ink

Canon aggressively going after third-party ink sellers

Canon's latest statement about third party lenses

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Discussed in this Episode:

00:00 - Intro
06:48 - Canon was absolutely grilled over its ink cartridges
14:10 - WD has been sued by angry SanDisk users
19:39 - Sigma's CEO says reviewer's emphasis on focus breathing is misplaced
27:23 - Talkin' Lens Terms Volume 2
47:06 - What have you been up to?
54:13 - Tech Support
1:09:06 - Never read the comments

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