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Posted 12/04/19
We try out the Panasonic Lumix S PRO 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, compatible with Panasonic DC-S1, DC-S1H, and DC-S1R. This lens is perfect for portrait photography, as the focus is sharp with smooth transitions out of focus and pleasing bokeh. The lens’s internal Optical Image Stabilizer (O.I.S) complements Panasonic camera’s Body I.S. and 5-axis Dual I.S, providing up to seven stops of stabilization for handheld and low shutter speed shooting. Click here to learn more about the Lumix S Pro 70-200mm f/2.8
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Posted 11/29/19
Using ALL the Zeiss Batis lenses, Jake challenges our resident photographers to see who can take the best photo. The B&H film crew gives their in-depth thoughts on these prime lenses. Click here to learn more about ZEISS Batis Lenses
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Posted 08/05/19
Photographer David Flores explains why photographers can benefit from upgrading their kit to go beyond the standard kit lens. Flores runs through the most popular upgrades, such as wide-angle primes for landscapes or telephoto glass for portraits. To check out what kind of images you can get by upgrading your gear, check out the entire video. To find out about how much farther beyond the kit lens you can go, click here. Be sure to head back to BandH.com for the latest news, tips, and reviews!
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Posted 05/29/19
Watch with delight as Doug Guerra fills us in on all the details of Panasonic’s latest announcements, which include a world’s first 10-25mm Micro Four Thirds zoom with a constant f/1.7 aperture and the long-awaited Filmmaker’s Firmware Upgrade for the S1 Camera. Starting with the 10-25mm lens, Guerra describes all the key selling points, such as its de-clicked aperture ring that makes it an awesome choice for video. Additionally, the S1 upgrade is hyped up, because it opens the door for S1 shooters to shoot advanced 4K video in 10-bit 4:2:2 and with V-Log for maximum dynamic range. Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Summilux 10-25mm f/1.7 ASPH. Lens Micro Four Thirds System with 20-50mm Equivalent Focal Length Constant f/1.7 Maximum Aperture Stepless, De-Clicked Aperture Ring for Video Internal Focus with Quick AF/MF Clutch Mechanism Splash, Dust, and Freezeproof Design DMW-SFU2 Lumix S1 Filmmaker V-Log Upgrade Software Key Exclusively for Lumix S1 Full-Frame Camera Adds V-Log and V-Gamut for up to ~15 Stops of Dynamic Range Unlocks Internal 4K30 10-bit 4:2:2 Recording Enables 4K60 10-bit 4:2:2 HDMI Output Provides LUT Support For more news and reviews, be sure to stop by B&H Explora.
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Posted 02/24/15
With over 70 lenses to choose from in the Canon EOS System, how does one make the right choice? In this video, presented by Canon USA’s Rudy Winston, gives you valuable insight on choosing the right lenses for your needs.
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