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04:29

First Look | SONY RX10 Mark IV

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Posted 09/12/17

Sony keeps getting faster and faster as it has set yet another speed record with today’s release of the Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 IV Digital Camera. This long-zoom model is known for its versatile 24-600mm equivalent f/2.4-4 Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens and ultra-fast 20.1MP 1" Exmor RS stacked CMOS sensor which combine to provide a phenomenal all-in-one imaging solution for both stills and video. This model steps things up from its predecessor by implementing an updated BIONZ X processor with front-end LSI to achieve the faster speeds which are made evident in the camera’s ability to acquire focus in just 0.03 seconds and shoot continuously at 24 fps with full AF/AE tracking. Many of the updates seen here will be familiar to those who followed the RX100 V’s announcement last year, especially the implementation of a Fast Hybrid AF System with 315 phase-detect points covering 65% of the frame. There are many other improvements to this camera, however, as it received High-density Tracking AF technology which was first seen on Sony’s interchangeable lens cameras which helps ensure accurate focusing on fast moving subjects. Other related functions have been enhanced as well, including Eye AF and the Focus Range Limiter while the introduction of a 3” 1.44m-dot tilting LCD touchscreen enables new Touch Focus and Touch Pad functions for intuitive control over the focus area. On top of this, users can enjoy 24 fps shooting at full resolution for up to 249 frames. These changes will improve the RX10 IV’s video functions as well, with up to 2x faster focusing when recording UHD 4K video. The camera also uses a full-pixel readout of the sensor for sharper, more detailed 4K video and users can enjoy Full HD recording at up to 120 fps. Some other notable additions to the video settings include S-Log3/S-Gamut3, a Gamma Display Assist, proxy recording, and more. High Frame Rate options of up to 960 fps make a return in the RX10 IV with improved quality. Operation and handling has not changed much with the dust- and moisture-resistant body making a return. It has received Bluetooth connectivity in addition to Wi-Fi for creating a constant connection between a mobile device and the camera for location information. The menu has been revamped with color coding and an enhanced “My Menu” for easier navigation of settings, including a new Movie Settings menu.

01:34:39

SONY A9 Live Discussion Panel

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Posted 05/23/17

Catch up on our live stream discussion panel for the release of the Sony A9. Our group of panelists share their insights on how the camera performed in real-world situations, and what impressed them the most about working with the A9.

03:40

Al Bello on Sports Photography- B&H Prospectives

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Posted 06/29/16

Accomplished sports photographer Al Bello shares his thoughts and feelings on the challenges of capturing some of the most striking sports photos.

01:22:18

Baseball, White House & War Photography with David Hume Kennerly

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Posted 06/25/14

David Hume Kennerly has been shooting on the front lines of history for six decades. He has covered wars and the people who started them, major sporting events including the 1969 Miracle Mets-winning World Series, and every other kind of story imaginable. He has done portrait sessions with kings, queens, presidents, soldiers in the field, and Indonesian fishermen. With the advent of the new technology, Kennerly has become an old dog who has has learned new digital tricks. As his editorial work receded, he turned his attention to the more creative and equally satisfying corporate and non-profit arena. While it might seem that the distance between capturing images from a world summit to creating a new series of Girl Scout cookie boxes might be light years apart, they aren’t. He understood that his skills as a news photographer and documenter of history provided an excellent foundation for other photographic endeavors. In this video presentation, Kennerly shares these experiences, and passes along some great advice for anyone who is enthusiastic about photography and wants to become a better photographer.