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Zeiss Extends the Full-Frame Batis Line with 18mm f/2.8 Lens
Zeiss is working hard to fill in the wide-angle gaps of Sony’s full-frame E-mount lens line with its most recent releases, including the brand new Batis 18mm f/2.8. This lens series is known for...
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Podcast: Lens Adapters—Your Link to Creative Photography
Lens adapters are certainly not new items in the savvy photographer’s gear bag, but they have taken on an added significance since the onset of mirrorless camera production, and can be the...
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Reflections on Photographic Composition: Against the Rules
“I hope we will never see the day when photo shops sell little schema grills to clamp onto our viewfinders; and that the Golden Rule will never be found etched on our ground glass.” —Henri...
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Podcast: Not Believing in Roadblocks-A Conversation with Photojournalist...
Photojournalist and 2015 World Press Photo award winner Adriane Ohanesian joins us for a captivating two-part conversation on her work in South Sudan, Darfur, and Burma, and describes how she...
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Hands-On Review: Photographing New York’s Community Gardens with the Lensbaby...
As someone who enjoys pushing the envelope photographically, I’ve always had a soft spot for manual focus lenses. Hence my excitement over the invitation to test a Lensbaby Velvet 56 and write a...
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Broncolor Joins the Battery-Powered Revolution with Siros L Monolights
Mobility, power, and accurate color reproduction are the calling cards of Broncolor’s latest Siros L Monolight series. Available in 400Ws and 800Ws configurations, these battery-powered units are...
View ArticleGoogle Unlocks the Art in the Details with the Art Camera
In the lead-up to the Google I/O 2016 developer festival, held from May 18 – 20, in Mountain View, California, the company has unveiled The Art Camera, a robotic camera, custom-built to record...
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Solid Support: New Folding Tripod and Ball Head Kits from Oben
Fully featured and ranging in weight from 2.5 to 4.6 pounds, the new Oben, 5-section, aluminum and carbon fiber folding tripods with matching ball heads are very appealing to photographers who...
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Less is More—Much More! New Pelican Super-Light Hard Cases
For years, photographers have prized the protective qualities of Pelican cases. Watertight, dustproof, crushproof, these finely crafted and attractive cases set the standard by which many other...
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Unveiled: Fujifilm X-Shooters Receive 2x Teleconverter and Stylish 23mm Lens...
Eager to expand the telephoto options available to its X-series mirrorless photographers, Fujifilm has just released a XF 2x TC WR Teleconverter for select lenses, as well as a stylish lens hood...
View ArticlePrinting Mini Master Class with Vincent Versace
In this B&H Event Space video, printing wizard Vincent Versace demonstrates the myriad details involved in operating a pro-grade printer and making outstanding prints with an Epson P800....
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Podcast: The Prize—Two Photojournalists Reflect on Winning a Pulitzer
The Pulitzer Prizes for Feature and for Breaking News Photography are the highest honors that a photojournalist can receive and, between our two guests, they have won four. Martha Rial won the...
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Impossible Does the Impossible with the I-1 Instant Film Camera
Impossible made big waves when the company helped revive the Polaroid photo format, and now it wants to usher in a new era of instant film, with the release of the I-1 Instant Film Camera. Now in...
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Unveiled: Olympus Portrait and Travel Lens Kits for Micro Four Thirds Cameras
If you are looking to expand your Micro Four Thirds lens portfolio, Olympus has just put together two kits that can help you out: a Travel Kit, with 14-150mm f/4-5.6 and 17mm f/1.8 lenses and a...
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The Birding Dream Team: the Nikon D500 and Nikon 300mm f/4
You can go birding literally almost anywhere on earth. But, if you want to photograph rare species and large birds of prey, Manhattan is probably not on your birding bucket list. Nevertheless,...
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Leica Owners: M8, M9, Monochrom, and M-E Battery Statement
Leica has just announced a possible problem regarding its lithium-ion battery (catalog number 14464) for the M8, M8.2, M9, M9-P, Monochrom and M-E that was manufactured between the end of 2015...
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Innovative Dimmers Brings Cintenna Wireless DMX to Professionals
Eliminate the hassle of extra rigging on set for staging a remote-controlled lighting suite, with the professional-quality Cintenna Wireless DMX Receivers and Transmitters from Innovative...
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Podcast: Re-Inventing Alternative-Process Photography in the Digital Age
Wet-Collodion, Daguerreotype, Tintype, Calotype, Gum Bichromate, Van Dyke Brown. Oh my! On this week’s podcast, we welcome Geoffrey Berliner, Executive Director of the Penumbra Foundation, and...
View ArticleVideo: Adobe Lightroom for Beginner Photographers
In this B&H Photography Event Space video, Forest Chaput explains the who, what, and where of Adobe Lightroom. During the course of this presentation, Chaput discusses each part of the...
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In the Field: Photographing Duke Riley’s 'Fly By Night' with the Fujifilm...
Note to fashion photographers everywhere: Pigeons make horrible models. Even with the snappy new Fujifilm X-Pro2 digital camera, I was constantly frustrated by the inability for even the most...
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