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In the following video, Mia McCormick, from KelbyOne, discusses a new adapter and Speedbooster from Metabones. The Metabones Canon EF Lens to Sony NEX Camera Lens Mount Adapter Mark IV attaches a Canon EF lens to APS-C and full frame Sony E-mount cameras. The video explores its improved internal structure, its electronic communication with camera and lens, and the pros and cons of focusing with the adapter. McCormick also demonstrates
by Eric Reichbaum · Posted
Ideal for wildlife or outdoor sports photographers, the new Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM is an impressive update of the original version of this L-series lens, which was first introduced in 1998.
The biggest change in this new version is the upgrade from a push-pull zoom to a rotation-type zoom ring. Not
by Theano Nikitas · Posted
Each year, photographers of all levels, from professional to enthusiast, can reliably expect new and improved tools to help them realize their vision. Higher-resolution cameras, faster computers, as well as more powerful imaging software continuously expand what is possible in the process that begins within the photographer’s eye and ends inside the finished frame. Arguably though, the most critical juncture in that process is not the camera used, but the lens. The lens on your camera can determine qualities ranging from the objective, such as
by Allan Weitz · Posted
For you, me, and almost everybody else you and I know, cost is a consideration when purchasing new camera gear. For others, cost is a secondary issue—if not a non-issue altogether. The following products represent the priciest camera gear we offer at B&H, along with a few words about what makes them so special.
Luxury Camera Bodies
According to the rules, image sharpness and high pixel counts go hand-in-hand. Similarly, the dynamic range of the image—the volume of tone between the darkest shadows and brightest highlights—
by Amanda Bellucco · Posted
When you’re looking for a new camera, the image sensor can end up just another bullet point in a list full of specs. It’s one of those things that’s ever-evolving in the digital landscape, promising us higher-quality images with the passing of every few years. In simplest terms, your image sensor converts light into an electronic signal. It’s the digital equivalent of film, and a critical part of any camera. Image sensors come in a variety of sizes and determine the specific qualities of your resolution, low-light performance, and dynamic
by Ryan Zanoni · Posted
Recording work and data in the form of thousands of pictures or hours of video is made possible by compact memory cards. These devices are the standard for photo and movie storage, saving and protecting your files until you can transfer them safely to a more permanent home on your computer or external hard drive. They are available in an array of different types, with a broad range of capacities and data-transfer speeds.
Card Types, Capacities, and Speeds
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In the following video, Larry Becker presents an overview of the Canon PowerShot G7 X digital camera, and focuses on its unique attributes relating to speed, image quality, and handling. The video begins with an introduction to the DIGIC 6 image processor and 1" 20.2MP CMOS sensor, along with the camera's ability to shoot at 6.5 fps, record 1080p/60 video, and utilize an expansive 31-point autofocus system. From here, Becker describes
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In the following video, Larry Becker presents an overview of the Sony Alpha a5100 mirrorless digital camera and covers its performance and imaging capabilities, along with a comparison to other current Sony mirrorless cameras. The video begins with an introduction to some of the camera's specifications, including its 24.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor, BIONZ X image processor, and Fast Hybrid autofocus system. From here, Becker focuses on the upgraded video quality, including the
by Nasim Mansurov · Posted
Nikon has been busier than ever during the past 2 years, releasing a total of 9 full-frame DSLRs. Less than three months after the release of the D810, Nikon rolled out the D750, with a mid-range 24.3 MP sensor, 51-point autofocus system, 6.5 frame-per-second continuous shooting speed, EXPEED 4 processor, dual SD slots, and high-end video capabilities, in a lightweight body.
At first, one might have the feeling that the D750 is a blend of
by tom kirkman · Posted
With the plethora of LED fixtures available, and most major manufacturers throwing their hat into the Fresnel ring, ikan decided to stand back, consider what the market would bear, and strategically place its product where it was needed most, at a price point that would turn potential buyer's heads. Adding a couple of performance surprises would sweeten the deal. The result of this focused rumination was the White Star line of LED Fresnels.
ikan rolled out three lights:
by Amanda Bellucco · Posted
Figuring out what to do with boxes of negatives is part of the challenge of shooting analog photos. Even if you still love working with film, there’s no arguing that the digital platform makes cataloging, backup, and sharing infinitely easier. Wolverine’s brand new F2D Mighty 7-in1 Film to
by Amanda Bellucco · Posted
Clients love a tangible product. Portrait and event photography is no longer about providing a few snapshots that get tucked into a drawer for safekeeping. Today, prospective clients are on the hunt for a photographer who can provide them with something to show off. Especially in the wedding-photography industry, offering some variation of an album can be crucial for your business. But, custom-designing albums, slideshows, and marketing materials can be quite time consuming. If you lack the proper experience, it can be downright confusing.
by tom kirkman · Posted
Starting out as LED retrofitters for major brands, partners Ken Fischer and Toby Sali joined forces to market BBS Lighting—a company whose driving force was pushing the limit of color accuracy into the Color Rendering Index stratosphere. Looking for radical methods to push the CRI envelope ultimately led
by Eric Reichbaum · Posted
Give your photos a unique look with these three new creative options from Lensbaby. The Composer Pro System Kit is a versatile selective focus kit that includes the Composer Pro, a Sweet 35 Optic, a Sweet 50, an Edge 80 Optic, and 8mm and 16mm Macro Converters. The Composer Pro and Sweet Optics allow you to pick your focal point and create a blurred effect around the sweet spot of focus, while the Edge 80 creates a crisp slice of focus
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In this video from Kelby One, Larry Becker demonstrates the many features of the Pentax XG-1, including the 52x optical zoom lens and electronic viewfinder. Becker also covers the camera's image stabilization, aperture range, and 16MP CMOS image sensor. He displays examples of the slow-motion video and high-speed burst for still images. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other