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by Amanda Bellucco · Posted
When it comes to carrying your gear through a fast-paced, day-long event, there’s certainly no shortage of options. Backpacks and shoulder bags have long been the professional event photographer’s staple when they need to keep everything close at hand. In recent years, convenient and versatile belt systems have taken over some of that popularity.
For a wedding professional, accessibility is vital. Missing a key moment while digging around through a
by BH Event Space… · Posted
Join professional landscape photographer and author Tim Cooper for an information-packed lecture on landscape photography. This very popular photographic discipline requires practice, planning, and a solid grasp of the technical side of image making.
In this two hour lecture, Cooper explains methods you can use to capture both dramatic and quiet landscape photographs, using proper light and good technique. He begins with a brief section on gear before discussing how the power of lenses can alter your perception of the scene. Next, he discusses
by BH Online Videos · Posted
In the following video, Larry Becker discusses how the Metabones Speed Boosters and Lens Mount Adapters can benefit your photography. This video shows off the great advantages Speed Boosters can provide when shooting with crop-sensor mirrorless cameras, including an additional stop of light and the ability to deliver the lens’s true field of view. Becker also reveals
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Metabones Speed Booster adapters include a lens element that refocuses full frame lens information onto the smaller APS-C sensor area while adapting lens mounts. Additionally non-Speed Booster adapters change mounts and offer additional controls.
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Time-lapse is a great way to capture slow moving natural events or "slice of life" moments. A series of images taken over time are combined in software to create the look of video moving in a fast forward.
by BH Online Videos · Posted
In the following video, Larry Becker, of Kelby Meida, discusses the Canon PowerShot G16 digital camera and presents an overview of some its most notable features and specifications. Becker explores the core technologies and highlights some of the improvements over its predecessor, the PowerShot G15 digital camera. Sensor performance, its built-in 5x optical zoom lens, and different shooting modes are covered, as well as the
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Canon's Powershot G16 is loaded with consumer and pro features, a fast zoom lens with a good range and fast f-stop, and lots of automation as well as programmability.
by BH Online Videos · Posted
In the following video, Mia McCormick, of Kelby Media, discusses the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 digital camera and presents an in-depth overview of its video-related assets. McCormick explores the camera's basic features, including its imaging and focusing capabilities, and then delves into how these core features translate to a well-rounded camera that is aptly suited to high-quality video recording. McCormick covers some of
by BH Online Videos · Posted
In the following video, Larry Becker, from Kelby Media, reviews Nikon’s latest APS-C sized DSLR camera, the D5300. By adding a 24MP CMOS sensor and upgraded EXPEED 4 processing engine, the D5300 is capable of 5 fps continuous shooting and Full HD recording at 60 fps. Thanks to a 25600 maximum ISO, 39-point AF system, and no optical low-pass filter, Becker explains that this prosumer-level camera is capable of professional-caliber imaging performance. Along with the
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The RX10 has a large sensor, manual controls and 24-200mm equivalent zoom lens. It looks and feels like a DSLR, but specialized functions and features make it a great choice for video.
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Let's take a look at Sony's A7, a 24MP, full-frame mirrorless camera featuring a hybrid autofocus system, as well as the ability to use full-frame and APS-C E-mount lenses.
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Nikon's enthusiast 24.2Mp camera has arguably the best image quality and low light performance with an APS-C sized sensor.
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Want a durable, yet beautiful print that you can show off to your friends? Aluminyze is the way to go. This service will print your images on a sheet of aluminum, giving you all of the advantages that go along with it. Besides the “cool” factor associated with having your photos printed on aluminum, there are huge benefits to the Aluminyze process. The most significant of these advantages is the durability. The dye-sublimation process infuses with a special coating on the aluminum to give it a long-lasting finish.
Having had
by John Harris · Posted
Len Speier has been shooting on the streets of New York City since the 1960’s. He’s actually been shooting a lot longer than that, but he didn’t get serious with his art until after a stint in the Army and a career as a trial lawyer. At 86, his work is in the permanent collection of numerous museums, and he’s a respected teacher, notably developing a popular course at The New School, entitled, “What Every Photographer Should Know about the Law.” Mr. Speier spoke with us about his shooting experiences and the changes in street photography
by Bjorn Petersen · Posted
While many photographers would deem themselves landscape photographers, nature photographers, or outdoor photographers, Rich Pomerantz takes on the seemingly more specific title of “garden photographer.” Based on this description alone, one might conjure up images of lush, vibrant, kempt gardens of opulence, which he certainly does photograph, but that’s not the extent of his photographic range. For Pomerantz, his work extends to include all aspects of purposed nature, including, but not limited to,