DSLR Cameras

by John Harris ·Posted
We had planned a different podcast for this week, but when news broke that Nikon and Canon had announced new full-frame mirrorless camera systems, we reserved studio time and recorded an episode to provide just the basics on what we know about these new sets of cameras and lenses. Rumors on when (or if) these two companies were going to bring full-frame mirrorless cameras to market have been ongoing for years, and the day has finally arrived. While we don’t have much more information than the general public has on these cameras, we were able
by Todd Vorenkamp ·Posted
Attention! Now arriving on your photographic B&H Photo Wish List: the newest Fujifilm X-series flagship, the Fujifilm X-T3. As many of you know, Fujifilm has carved out a distinct niche in the photo world with its retro-styled cameras, armed with beautiful X-Trans sensors and mated to extraordinary optics. The X-Pro line's rangefinder DNA appeals to one group of shooters, while the X-T cameras have been the standard-
by Shawn C. Steiner ·Posted
Nikon’s entry-level DSLRs have always been perfect for beginning photographers, and it’s great to see them getting some additional love with the release of the redesigned D3500. This camera is the company’s smallest and most portable DSLR and presents users with a redesigned control scheme that makes it more comfortable, in addition to already stellar technical specifications. Internally, the camera remains quite like its predecessor, with a
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Join Sigma Tech Rep Marc Farb for an informative Sports 101, Sigma style. Learn about its lineup of lenses and how to control shooting better images while getting the inside scoop on how to unlock the added performance of Sigma products using the USB technology. You can also learn some of the techniques for getting better images of fast action sports, as well as some intelligent lens choices. Take advantage of Farb’s knowledge and select the right lens(es) for your shooting needs and get the real story on how to use a tele converter best, and
by Shawn C. Steiner ·Posted
Tamron has just launched the 17-35mm f/2.8-4 Di OSD Lens for Canon EF and Nikon F systems, making the claim that is the the smallest, lightest ultra-wide zoom for full-frame cameras while still guaranteeing superb optical performance. The 17-35mm is a classic option for wide-angle photography because it covers the entirety of many
by Shawn C. Steiner ·Posted
What have you always dreamed of in a mirrorless camera? Full-frame? Class-leading optics? The Nikon name emblazoned on top? Your dreams may be answered soon because Nikon has used its 101st birthday to announce the development of its own full-frame mirrorless camera system officially, complete with a new, currently unnamed mount and fresh NIKKOR glass. Designed from the ground up, the Nikon mirrorless will feature a brand-new mount, one that Nikon claims opens the door for groundbreaking optical opportunities. As a company with more than a
by John Harris ·Posted
We are excited to announce the B&H Photography Podcast FUJIFILM X-H1 Sweepstakes! The B&H Photography Podcast continues to be one of the most popular photography podcasts available, and to thank our loyal listeners and entice new subscribers, we have partnered with FUJIFILM for this incredible sweepstakes, in which two lucky listeners will receive a complete FUJIFILM mirrorless camera system. For entry instructions and rules, click on
by John Harris ·Posted
Sometimes you just have to shake your head and say, “Wow, it was a good day.” When you have the opportunity to sit and chat about photography with Keith Carter,
by Josh Taylor ·Posted
Opting for a used camera in excellent condition can be a great way of acquiring a high-quality, high-performance machine at a very attractive price. To give you a heads-up on some of the best deals out there we’ve carefully selected 10 cameras—five digital and five analog—that will give you a substantial bang for your buck and also fit seamlessly into your present system. There’s always an element of subjectivity in compiling an “A-list” like this, and there are certainly many other fine choices available in both categories. Because digital
by Shawn C. Steiner ·Posted
Among the most popular lenses in Canon's DSLR arsenal is the venerable 70-200mm. I believe this is because it offers a range that just makes sense for most people and, after decades of development, it can provide outstanding image quality. Today, Canon is upgrading its full-frame telephoto zoom lineup with two updates: the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III USM and
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Mirrorless vs. DSLR? This question harks back to the days when photographers debated over film vs. digital. In this short video, photographer David Flores highlights the important components of each form factor and the advantages of using one over the other. See which system may be the right choice for you.
by Todd Vorenkamp ·Posted
What is the best camera for beginners? While this seems like a straightforward question, and many websites will just throw a list of camera options at you, the answer can be more complex than one specific camera recommended for every newbie photographer. Giving this question some thought and considering a few options may pay future dividends as a novice photographer evolves into a photographic artist. One certainty is that an entry-level camera should be easy to use, convenient to carry and employ, as well as being intuitive, while also
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Are your photographs not turning out quite the way you had imagined when you took them? Join us as we go through seven common mistakes photographers make, that are easy to fix. From camera modes, to keeping things clean, to backing up files, this list hits on some of the most important practices necessary for a successful photography. Do you feel as though you’re using your camera in any wrong ways after viewing this video? Share with us in the Comments section, below, and we will ease your troubled mind with tips for using it the right way.
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Photographer David Flores tests the two top DX-format DSLRs in Nikon’s stable: the D7500 and D500. These two cameras offer a spectacular array of features, and their compactness makes them great picks for many types of shooters. Flores takes a walk with them in New York to see how they handle and compare in different situations. If you are
by Elizabeth Groeschen ·Posted
If you don’t have a pocket-sized camera that can change lenses and offer abundantly more capabilities than your iPhone, or you’re already an Olympus PEN believer, you’re going to want to check out the upgraded Olympus PEN E-PL9. While many of the technical specs haven’t changed between the E-PL8 and E-PL9, enough has been added to make this camera worth the upgrade. The biggest change, especially if you’re into recording video, is the 4K Video and Still Image Capture From 4K video—both added because of the upgraded Image Processor. Built-In