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Posted 03/01/19
Top wedding photographer Jay Cassario shows you how to become a better storyteller with your wedding photography, beginning with your very first consultation. Cassario discusses client communication and how to properly educate them on the process of storytelling photography, how to build relationships with your clients that will help you tell their story, shooting and lighting techniques, and post-wedding presentation and sales. Learn how to build better relationships with clients, how to become a better storyteller, and how to create an experience for clients that is unique and special. For more great educational videos, click on BandH.com.
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Posted 08/22/18
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 what lenses it might benefit. When you’re finished, be sure to check out the rest of our wide selection of instructional and informative videos, at BandH.com.
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Posted 07/17/18
In this Optic 2018 seminar about night-sky photography, Ben Grunow explains the various methods of capturing visually dynamic night sky photographs, and how to push the limits of your cameras low-light imaging capabilities. Topics covered include image stacking, high ISOs, long exposures, layering, star trails, auroras, avoiding iconic, i.e., locations over-photographed by everybody and their uncle, and supplemental lighting. Tips for locating the best dark skies in relation to where you live are also discussed. For more information and Optic 2018 coverage, click here.
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Posted 07/02/18
In this B&H Event Space video, photographer and photo historian Michael Soluri talks about his years documenting numerous human and robotic NASA space missions. Some of the projects Soluri documented include the Parker Solar Probe Mission, the 10-year New Horizons Mission, and the last Shuttle crew trained to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. He also discusses the technical and logistical aspects of covering these long-term assignments, along with post-capture, calibration, printing, branding, and archiving tips. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
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Posted 06/22/18
Join zoologist and wildlife photographer Ron Magill as he shares his tips for photographing the fauna that call the Florida Everglades home. Filmed at B&H’s Optic 2018, Magill’s lecture is richly illustrated with examples of his remarkable work in the field. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com. For more information and Optic 2018 coverage, click here.
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Posted 06/21/18
Simon Lewis discusses the importance of narrative when creating his photographs at Optic 2018. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com. For more information and Optic 2018 coverage, click here.
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Posted 06/05/18
In this B&H Online video, New York City-based photographer Charles Chessler shares images from his ongoing project, "Agreeable Strangers," and talks about his approach to asking complete strangers for a street portrait. He discusses being present and in the moment with your subjects and, amidst the hubbub of everything happening on the street, getting your subjects to be present with you... getting them to "drop in." Chessler also discusses gear and settings, keeping in mind that the technology exists in service of humanity and the interaction. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
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Posted 06/01/18
The Copyright Zone guys, photographer Jack Reznicki and attorney Ed Greenberg, are back again. Now with the B&H Event Space’s streaming technology, they answer copyright and legal questions live, from the audience. New changes being implemented by the Copyright Office, to take effect on February 20, are discussed, as well. Do you have questions about Copyright issues? KodakOne technology? Search companies looking to find copyright infringements? Model release questions? Bad referee calls in the Super Bowl? After a very short presentation, Reznicki and Greenberg turn it over to giving As to your called-in Qs in their unique, plain-language style. Always funny, enlightening, and illuminating.
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Posted 05/07/18
Come join award winning artist/designer Rayce Bird as he teaches you some digital painting techniques in Photoshop using HP’s new Zbook X2! During this two-hour instructional, Bird shows you how to create a creature from scratch with digital painting techniques used by industry professionals. Some of the topics he covers in this session include: sketching realistic anatomy and dynamic expressions, the theory behind areas of rest and areas of detail, creating dimension by painting highlights and shadows, secondary and tertiary forms, folds and wrinkles, color and texture, final lighting, and refinement. Participants will walk away from this instructional with a better understanding of digital painting techniques, character/creature design, color, texture, and lighting techniques in Photoshop!
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Posted 05/01/18
In this B&H Event Space video, Matt Kloskowski provides essential tips and techniques to help you process, print, and display your images in the best way possible. As he explains: Not all photos are created equal. Considering what you want to do with a photo should begin during the shoot itself. Follow along as he discusses points to consider while you are shooting, post-processing tips to make your files look great, the value of using printer profiles and soft proofing, and which papers will show off your prints to best effect. He also sheds light on the stuff they don’t tell you about workflow, including those sometimes-quirky printer settings to help you make the prints you envisioned at the original moment of capture. After watching, you’ll have a newfound enthusiasm for experiencing your photographs on paper, instead of on-screen, as well as the confidence that making beautiful prints is easier than you may have thought.
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