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Posted 03/13/21
Street photographer Kenneth Hines, Jr. doesn’t like “following the crowd,” and it shows in his incredible images. Hines not only discusses camera gear and settings, but his spontaneous approach to street photography, which will allow you to visualize the final photo before capturing it. If you enjoyed this video and would like to see more, click here and come back often to BandH.com!
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Posted 09/07/20
Where do you begin when attempting to find your street photography style? How do you get your photos to stand out from the rest? Do your choices in camera gear affect the final product? In this presentation, street photographer Dotan Saguy will reveal key choices you can make throughout your photographic process to craft your signature visual style. Similar photography talks: How to Find Your Photo Editing Style From Street Photography to a Successfully Published Book Street Photography | LA vs. NY
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Posted 07/27/20
What makes FUJIFILM’s X Series so unique? How can you get the most out of your FUJIFILM cameras? Are these cameras good for wedding photography, street photography, or both? Derek and FUJIFILM’s John Haggerty answer these questions and more about the FUJIFILM X Series.
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Posted 05/11/20
Learn about the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III mirrorless camera in this joint presentation by Olympus tech project manager Matt Kandel and Olympus Pro Visionary Frank T. Smith. Matt begins this session with a brief history of Olympus and a product overview, after which Frank shares his adventures in landscape photography and talks about his experience with this very capable and compact camera. Afterward, view this Hands-on Review of the E-M5 Mark III, then turn to B&H Explora for more tech news and views and creative ideas.
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Posted 03/31/20
Gain insight on how to use your visual voice to define your niche in photography with UK-based photographer Alan Schaller. From the streets of London to the alleyways of New York City, Schaller will share his monochromatic journey to help you find your path in the photographic world.
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Posted 02/12/20
We got our hands on the new Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III camera and M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-45mm f/4.0 PRO lens! Doug Guerra takes this successor to the OM-D E-M1 Mark II out for a street-photography test. This mirrorless camera not only updates the features of its predecessor, but also adopts some from the E-M1x. We explore the improved stabilization system, live ND filter, 60 fps sequential shooting, DCI 4K video and more. More Olympus camera reviews:- Olympus OM-D E-M1X Learn more at B&H Explora
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Posted 01/24/20
In this Tamron lens review, Jake Estes takes you on an outdoor photo shoot, in Poughkeepsie, New York. This lightweight lens works well for any travel photographer, whether they take landscape photos or nature photos. If you've been looking for reasons to buy the Tamron 35mm-150mm f/2.8-4 lens, look no further! Learn more at B&H Explora
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Posted 01/23/20
Announcing the newest FUJIFILM lens, the GF 45-100m f/4. This versatile medium format zoom lens is a perfect complement for the FUJIFILM GFX series. Learn more at B&H Explora! Order at B&H Photo
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Posted 01/15/20
Using the Hasselblad X1D II 50C, Derek takes the XCD 45P medium format lens out for a spin for some portrait street photography and architecture photography. He also checks out Hasselblad's Phocus Mobile 2 app, which has RAW image support, camera control, and allows for easy sharing. Whether you are just getting started with medium format photography, or are a professional wondering "what lens should I buy?" this medium format system is for you! To Learn more on B&H Explora, click here!
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Posted 07/16/19
Whether you’re planning a street-photography trip in Tokyo, or a trek through the mountains in Patagonia, we discuss ways to plan your trip and how to visualize and prepare for the images you take on location. We also discuss how to anticipate action, position yourself for great photos (time of day, camera placement, etc.), and how to compose strong images by creating drama inside each frame. Katsuyoshi Tanaka’s extensive experience as an editorial photographer and travel workshop leader provides you with techniques you can use to create impactful photos just in time for your summer vacation.
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