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by Todd Vorenkamp · Posted 07/11/2017
If you are new to geotagging your images, take a step back and review my article, How to Geotag Your Images. Or, did you digest that information already and now you find yourself wondering, “I geotagged my photos. Now what?” Well, here are some ideas on what to do after you geotag your images.
Maps
A lot of photo software and photo image hosting services have integrated map functionality. Photos on the Mac system, Flickr, and Google’s
by John Harris · Posted 07/15/2015
After our earlier piece recommending five full-frame DSLR lenses for travel photography, we would be remiss not to also suggest five lenses for APS-C-format cameras. DSLRs with APS-C-size sensors are normally more compact and lighter than full-frame DSLRs and, therefore, advantageous when traveling. Remember, however, that the lightweight design often indicates a design containing less metal that may be less prepared for the rigors of unmerciful use. Also, be sure to calculate the crop factor of the APS-C sensor and focal-length equivalency
by Bjorn Petersen · Posted 12/03/2018
Although visually understood as “the type of camera the pros use,” DSLRs comprise a wide-ranging genre of cameras with numerous options available for all skill levels. Offering significantly more control while photographing than nearly any compact point-and-shoot camera available, DSLRs are a tried-and-true technology that blends intuitiveness and familiarity with the most current and up-to-date designs available in the world of camera design. In specific regard to the models mentioned here, this is a current lineup of DSLRs that strive to be
by BH Event Space… · Posted 02/01/2013
Join Canon's John Stoilov for an informative and inspirational session on the new radio-based Wireless E-TTL flash, the Speedlite 600EX-RT, and get an up-close look at its features and capabilities. This new speedlite revolutionizes what's possible with off-camera flash, starting with its ability to communicate up to almost 100 feet from the camera—and still preserve full automatic flash exposure, along with ratio control. At 1:00 p.m.,
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted 01/03/2014
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.
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by Jill Waterman · Posted 05/17/2017
Anita Kram has an eye for detail. This is hardly surprising, given her work as a scientist in the fields of cell biology and microscopy, yet it is a trait that serves her equally well as an avid photographer who loves to explore the magic of nature.
She spent many years photographing with a standard macro lens, but felt creatively stuck by the lack of atmosphere she could achieve with her regular gear. Then she discovered Lensbaby, and realized that these specialty lenses would allow her to dial-in just the right effects to bring out her
by Todd Vorenkamp · Posted 09/05/2014
Sony updated its unique, smartphone-friendly lens-style cameras with the QX30 and QX1
Zeiss introduced two new fast primes for Sony's full-frame E-Mount: the Loxia 35 and 50mm f/2.0
Canon lowered the prices on 26 of its L-series prime and zoom lenses
Samsung and Sony announced a slew of new smartphones, smartwatches, and tablets at IFA 2014
Sony came out with the HDR-AZ1, an extremely compact action cam, and the HXR-MC2500 camcorder
The New Sony ILCE-QX1 and Cyber-shot DSC-QX30 Digital Cameras
Sony refreshed its QX line with the new
by John Harris · Posted 04/24/2018
Because this was a title before it was an article, let me just start by saying the only thing you need to know about Fujifilm instax cameras is that they are a fun and easy way to enjoy instant photo prints. Instax pushes out a print that self-develops within a few minutes of its emergence from the camera. In the digital era, there is little in the way of practical uses for this system, but since when does photography have to be practical? Use it to experiment, use it to enjoy good times with friends, at weddings or parties, and use it to show
398 Views· Posted 01/23/2018
In this B&H Event Space Video, photographer and Canon Technical Advisor Eric Stoner explores the basics of flash photography, walking you through the process step by step. Knowing when and how to use your flash effectively is essential, and Stoner offers guidance in assessing a scene to determine when a flash is needed. Next, he helps you to understand how to take control using ETTL automatic flash, all while pushing minimal buttons. Stoner also shares
by BH Event Space… · Posted 12/24/2015
In this B&H Event Space video, portrait photographer and lighting designer Hanson Fong shows us some simple lighting and posing techniques to help us make good photographs great. He also talks about how to engage with your subject and get them to work with you. “I am directing people,” he says. Passion, education, and equipment are just some of the topics he discusses.
1,159 Views· Posted 11/15/2019
Th FUJIFILM X-Pro3 Mirrorless Camera has a retro feel, with its hidden LCD screen and simple dial system, to bring you back in the moment with your photography. Derek Fahsbender, from B&H, walks you through a hands-on review.
383 Views· Posted 08/22/2019
Panasonic just announced the new S1H full-frame mirrorless camera, its video-centric follow-up to the S1 and S1R, so we decided to try it on a commercial video shoot. We filmed at Frames Bowling, in New York City, with mostly available light, testing the camera’s low-light capabilities, as well as 6K and 4K video modes. We run through some of the features, as well as compatible lenses and accessories, to put together a
7,056 Views· Posted 12/05/2016
The Moto Z family of smartphones accept MotoMods, modular accessories that magnetically snap onto the back of the phone and transform it into something new. In this video, we take a look at two high-end MotoMods. The Hasselblad True Zoom turns your device into a compact camera, and the Insta-Share projector lets you project your screen at up to 70". We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other
by John Harris · Posted 05/08/2018
My first thought when asked to test the Cotton Carrier CCS G3 Harness system was, “why would I need a harness? I’ve been operating just fine with basic camera straps over my shoulder for years, and a harness will only impede access to my cameras.” It didn’t take long to realize how wrong I was and, while I may not need a harness, I certainly benefitted from its advantages. Yes, you will need to get past the baby carrier and bullet
by Allan Weitz · Posted 06/08/2017
If you’ve ever tackled small-product photography, armed with the wrong tools, you know how challenging it can be to capture photos worth the time invested in taking them. Approaching small-product photography with the right tools is a whole other experience. Depending on your needs, the Savage Product Pro LED Light Table might very well be one of the right tools for the job.
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