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Leica Gives the D-LUX (Typ 109) a Solid Gray Makeover
Leica has been known for making cameras that blend form and function perfectly, so for users looking for a more fashionable sidekick, the company has released its compact D-LUX (Typ 109)...
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Announcing the Lume Cube 1500-Lumen Light
Announcing the Lume Cube, which, at only 1.5" square, is quite possibly the world’s smallest battery-powered light for stills and video. Small in size, but big in output, the Lume Cube is...
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Episode 4: Cult Cameras and Why You Can’t Find a Hasselblad on the Used...
Five years ago, you could buy a quality 35mm film camera for the song playing in your head. Used medium format film cameras collected dust on store shelves. Today, if a Mamiya, Hasselblad, or...
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Selfie Sticks: A B&H Buying Guide
Whether you hate ’em or love ’em, there is no getting around ’em—literally. I have been bonked on the head by a selfie stick on the busy streets of New York, while skiing, and even in the...
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The Making of a Photo Book with the Adobe Lightroom Book Module
In today’s ever-evolving, digital world of images being shared online in an instant, it’s easy to think of printing your photos as a thing of the past. Yet there is still a strong case to be made...
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Peter Turnley: On Curiosity, Cuba, and Self-Publishing His New Book
Peter Turnley is a renowned photojournalist who has been witness to most of the major conflicts and international news events of the past thirty years. His influential work has been featured in...
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New Wide HD PENTAX-D FA645 35mm f/3.5 AL [IF] Lens for the 645 System
Offering a wide-angle field of view for the Pentax 645 line of medium format digital and film bodies, Pentax has just announced the HD PENTAX-D FA645 35mm f/3.5 AL [IF] lens. Providing a 27.5mm...
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Apple Desktops For Photographers
If you are looking for a desktop computer that packs advanced technology and performance into a single, high-performance machine, the iMac offers a solid option. The incorporation of computer and...
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iPad For Photographers
If you need a compact tool for reviewing and editing images or are pressed for space and weight while traveling, an iPad can be a great solution. Available in a variety of sizes, photographers of...
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MacBook Pro For Photographers
Going portable doesn’t mean you have to leave your image editing and viewing capabilities at home. Packed in a svelte aluminum exterior, the MacBook Pro offers computing technology that will meet...
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Podcast Episode 5: Film versus Digital Imaging, with Harvey Wang
Have you ever shot film? Do you still shoot film? Does it make a difference in your work? Is your work defined by it? This episode of the B&H Photography Podcast addresses an issue that is...
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Unveiled: Leica M (Typ 262)
M in its purest form.” It is tough to beat that tagline when discussing Leica’s latest entry to its classic rangefinder line: the M (Typ 262) digital camera, a pared-down model with a clear focus...
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Panasonic Introduces Post Focus with New Firmware Update
Adding even more functionality to the Lumix line, Panasonic has just announced a new firmware update that allows you to refine your point of focus after shooting. Making use of the already...
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Best of 2015: SLR Lenses
While much of the photo industry has been focusing on the continual growth of the mirrorless world, the DSLR market has also seen its fair share of growth and optical innovations throughout 2015....
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Elegance in Action: Hasselblad Lunar and Stellar Digital Cameras
Mahogany, Padouk, Walnut… camera specs? For special-edition cameras made by Hasselblad—yes, they are. When the Hasselblad Lunar Mirrorless Digital Camera was delivered to my desk, even the box...
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Video: Hands-On Review Of The Phottix Odin Wireless TTL Trigger Set
In the following video, Larry Becker runs through the incredible feature set of the Phottix Odin Wireless TTL Trigger Set for setting off your speedlights remotely. The 2.4GHz system is...
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If Money is no Object: 15 Shopping Ideas for Photographers
Photography can be an expensive hobby. Or, if it is your profession, gear is likely one of your largest expenditures. It is just part of the photographic landscape, especially in the digital age....
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Best of 2015: 10 Innovative Photography Accessories
Whether you are looking for new accessories to make your life easier or are in need of an innovative gift for a friend who thinks they already own everything, here are a few accessories that are...
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Podcast #6: Whoever Saves One Life, Saves the Entire World—A Secret History...
The oft-quoted line paraphrased for our headline, and notably used in reference to Oskar Schindler and Chiune Sugihara, can also be applied to industrialist and Leica camera manufacturer Ernst...
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The Megapixel War's Latest Contenders: the Sony a7R II and Canon 5DS R
This year saw a huge number of revolutionary cameras, but the obvious standouts were the 50.6-megapixel EOS 5DS R DSLR from Canon and the 42.4-megapixel Alpha a7R II mirrorless from Sony. The...
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