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by Zack Young · Posted
ARRI has officially announced the ALEXA 35 Live Xtreme, a new camera body capable of 120 fps (2x slow-motion) in UHD and 480 fps (8x) in HD over SDI. The camera provides simultaneous live output with variable flame blending and is compatible with existing ALEXA 35 Live accessories. The new Xtreme bodies are designed for high-speed live capture in demanding production scenarios. Read on for more.
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Illustrator Dario Bolivar brings his drawing workshop to the B&H Event space. Explore key fundamentals of character design and understand the creative process of character creation by using a variety of techniques.
0:00 - Intro
2:30 - About Dario and his work
4:13 - Illustrating process
10:12 - Why characters matter
16:10 - 5 Step framework
18:11 - Sketching
26:23 - Accidental shape
35:43 - Adding detail & refining character
49:50 - Recap of character building
52:01 - Q&A / Closing
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
Country music artist Megan Moroney is one of the genre's fastest-rising stars. Following the success of her breakout hit "Tennessee Orange," Moroney's debut album Lucky and follow-up release Am I Okay? helped cement her place among country music's most in-demand artists. As her popularity has grown, so too has the scale and complexity of her live productions.
Supporting a nonstop, international tour that spans a wide range of countries, venues, and conditions requires a video system capable of delivering exceptional visual performance in
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Learn everything you need to know to get started as a pet photographer, from technical skills to more creative techniques that’ll take your photos to the next level
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Sony cameras offer a wide range of features. Sony Artisan of Imagery Tony Gale guides you through the essential settings to help you maximize your gear's potential.
0:00 - Intro
2:30 - Different Sony menus & dials
9:34 - Photo & video file type set up
20:50 - Set up settings
36:14 - Custom white balance
41:46 - Bracketing
50:20 - Focus tracking & Auto focus
57:26 - Creative look
59:09 - Setting effect
1:01:15 - Focus hold
1:02:48 - Customizing
1:16:07 - Auto ISO & Back focus
1:20:30 - S&Q
1:23:50 - Depth of felid
1:25:20 -
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Wide angles are a staple in landscape photography, but don't sleep on telephoto lenses. They are an underrated gear choice that makes your photos appear more grandiose. Sam is in the field sharing telephoto photography ideas and teaching how to utilize these types of lenses.
0:00 - A Lens Secret
0:28 - Why Telephoto Lenses?
1:08 - A Point of Interest
2:22 - Lens Compression
3:14 - Full Moon Photography
9:55 - Which Do You Prefer?
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Join Matt to see his entire photo editing workflow in order to take your bird images to new heights. Masking is how you can drastically improve your photo. Matt shows you how to utilize this Lightroom feature.
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Spoonbill
11:16 - Red-Shouldered Hawk
20:56 - Eastern Phoebe
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Printing your work can be a very satisfying experience. The level of control you have when you do it yourself is unmatched and can be extremely rewarding. There's also the feeling of holding one of your photographs in your hand, which just can't be beat. Especially when compared to looking at them on a small smartphone screen.
Many choose to stick with classic glossy or matte photo papers, which are the perfect solution for most of your images. That said, there are unique, textured papers more reminiscent of the thicker papers of old. These
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The B&H Photography Podcast is getting a facelift. After more than a decade of audio-driven chats featuring many of the photo world’s most inspiring voices, we’re transitioning to a video podcast—in our own dedicated studio!
Above Photograph © Derek Fahsbender
In this short farewell to audio, podcast host Derek Fahsbender reflects on inheriting the mic, pays tribute to the show’s founders and colleagues who’ve helped shape the show, and elaborates on all he’s learned from guests who’ve dedicated their lives to the craft.
by Mary Latvis · Posted
Virtual Production environments encompassing LED volumes are an exciting, revolutionary addition to the background capture techniques used in video and motion picture production. A successor to established techniques like green screen and front and rear projection, this latest technology means that your surroundings are limited only by your background content.
ROE Visual LED Panels in the Vancouver PXO & WFW Stage
What is Virtual Production?
In basic terms, Virtual Production uses digital cinematography, LED volumes, game engines, and
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Manfrotto has unveiled their latest series of camera bags with the versatile Uncovered series. Designed to meet the ever-changing needs of the outdoor creator, the Uncovered series is equipped with a water-resistant TriTex shell, roll-top Design, water-tight zippers, and a coated bottom.
Manfrotto 30L Uncover Backpack
In the lineup sits
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Sports photographer Jean Fruth shares her journey from documenting women’s baseball to capturing the world of women’s hockey. In this conversation, she shares insights on navigating changes in projects while maintaining true to your style.
0:00 - Intro
1:34 - The start of Jean's sports photography
5:18 - Photographing different sports
12:05 - It's bigger than the sports, it's the movement
17:35 - Think bigger than your style
25:35 - The approach to photographing new sports
29:28 - Behind the scenes stories
33:02 - The difference in the
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Plenty of cameras match Leica’s specs on paper. So, what makes Leica so appealing? Go beyond the features to learn the philosophy behind Leica's camera design, as well as Leica as a whole.
0:00 - Intro
0:51 - The Experience
3:30 - Build Quality
5:19 - Leica, The Company
7:14 - Subtle Effects
8:35 - What’s the Verdict?
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by Steven Gladstone · Posted
Learning to speak and use the language of lighting can go a long way to creating images that move the audience, immersing them even further. It will also make working on set much more efficient, helping you create more powerful images in less time with your crew.
This article will cover basic lighting types, so you can become familiar with what is available.
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
When creating images for a film, you try to balance your shots so that you draw the audience into the movie, while at the same time they forget that they are watching a movie. Usually, the last thing you want is to break the illusion and have the audience snap out of their reverie.
As you read this article, you may want to pause and rewatch some classic films, or films that had a powerful effect on you. Examining the new and different techniques, lighting, and compositions used to create impact, mood, and feeling will help you grow as a