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In this B&H Photo Event Space video, photographer, Manfrotto Ambassador, and Sony Artisan Tony Gale explains and demonstrates the basics of “Studio Lighting 101” using Bowens lighting equipment. Gale explains how to use multi-flash lighting setups, how to use reflectors to fill shadows, how (and why) you should light your subject and background separately, and other lighting tricks for beginners and advanced enthusiasts.
by Christopher Witt · Posted
Swarovski Optik adds to its growing family of CL-series binoculars with the 8x and 10x25 CL Pocket Mountain models. Built to the same exacting standards and with the same features as the other pocket iterations, the Mountains stand apart with their sleek two-tone black and green armoring, and an upgraded strap and carrying case.
To help offset the relatively small objectives, and to ensure bright and crisp views, the CL Mountains
by Christopher Witt · Posted
Striking a sensitive balance between compact and full-sized binoculars, Leica’s latest addition to the Trinovid HD family, the new 8x32 and 10x32 models enjoy the performance of the latter and the easy portability of the former—without compromise.
Engineered with the technology that we have come to expect from the brand, the Trinovid features P40 phase-corrected prisms treated with the HighLux system, to limit internal light diffraction
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Lightweight, compact, and powerful, professional photographers and videographers will enjoy the ability to create a clean spotlight with Dracast’s latest series: the BoltRay LED Lights. Using a single Chip-On-Board (COB) LED, these lights can produce a beautiful light with a CRI of 96+ for accurate color and excellent output. On the front of the fixture is practical diffusion for a smooth, single beam, as well as a set of four-
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In the ever-developing cinematography, broadcast, video, and still photography markets, there has been increasing demand for high-performance, affordable lighting solutions. Aladdin has developed a breakthrough technology, and integrated it into products that finally meet those demands.
Emmy Award Winning Lighting Designer Jeff Hamel shares his extensive knowledge of lighting as he takes you through the many diverse lighting scenarios that you will encounter every day. An in-depth technical review of the Aladdin LED product line featuring the
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Start your lighting journey right with flattering soft light from the recently released Silkray series of LED lights from Dracast. Available in various shapes and sizes, these thin, lightweight panels use LED technology to provide excellent output while maintaining a high CRI of 96+. Photographers and videographers will even be able to find them in bi-color 3200-5600K or daylight 5600K-only versions so they can pick something that suits
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Profoto has been running full speed these past few years with the expansion of its AirTTL system with new monolights, brand new lighting systems, and lightning-fast power packs. So, it is only fitting that the company has come full circle since it has just revealed the upgraded B1X 500 AirTTL Monolight 1-Light To-Go Kit and 2-Light Location Kit
by Christopher Witt · Posted
Ideal for fast glassing on the go, Hawke Optics designed its line of 25mm objective Vantage binoculars in an assortment of colors and magnifications to meet just about any observation need. Available in 8x, 10x, and 12x, in either green or gray, they all share the same optical and construction details so all you need to do is decide on which one is best for what you’ll be using it for.
The
by Christopher Witt · Posted
As preparations for the upcoming North American Solar Eclipse gain momentum, Meade Instruments now offers a broad line of white-light solar and eclipse-viewing optics called the EclipseView series. Consisting of a variety of devices, this new batch of products is designed to give users a wide range of options for observing our closest star. The entire EclipseView line features ISO-certified film filters that block 99.999% of the intense light from the sun,
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In the following video, Doug Guerra demonstrates real-world uses for the Mylo LED light fixtures, which can be used in studio, on location, and for ENG situations. Guerra highlights the speed and portability of the fixtures, which can be powered by small camcorder-style batteries or an AC power adapter. So, for a quick introduction to versatile Mylo daylight and bi-color fixtures, be sure to watch the video, and get acquainted with Mylo. We hope you enjoy
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LED panels have put powerful lights into smaller, and lighter packages, but the most important test for any light, is how well it performs in real-world situations.
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
When you need to throw some soft light onto a subject or scene, it is hard to beat a simple LED panel like the Genaray SpectroLED Essential 500 lights. These panels are available in bi-color 3200-5600K and daylight 5600K versions, and are extremely versatile and modular, making them a great option for shooters who work in a variety of situations and environments. They also measure 13.6 x 9.25 x 2.2" for easy transport, and
by Christopher Witt · Posted
Whether you’re off the grid camping or the grid is down during a storm, GOAL ZERO’s latest line of solar panels and portable power stations help to keep the lights on and your devices charged, by harnessing the power of the sun.
The Boulder and Nomad series of solar panels provide a wide range of sizes and outputs to
by Christopher Witt · Posted
The scientific community in general, and astronomy in particular, is all abuzz these days as the hype builds for the upcoming North American Eclipse, happening on August 21. Between my position here at B&H and my personal interest in astronomy, I’ve been talking about this event for almost a year to my friends and colleagues, and I’ve found that people have a lot of questions about solar eclipses. Sure, we’ve all heard about solar eclipses, but how many of us have actually done research on them? I’m thinking that the answer is “not many.”
by Christopher Witt · Posted
If you have an interest in astronomy, chances are that you’ve heard of the upcoming North America Eclipse, in August 2017. And if you have a conventional telescope, you know the problem is these telescopes are all made for nighttime use so, to use them for solar and solar eclipse viewing, you need special filters to protect your instrument and (more importantly) your eyes. Luckily, we here at B&H have you covered, with filters to adapt your telescope for viewing the sun in general, and the solar eclipse, in particular.
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