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4 Ideas for Your Geotagged Images
If you are new to geotagging your images, take a step back and review my article,How to Geotag Your Images. Or, did you digest that information already and now you find yourself wondering, “I geotagged...
View ArticleB&H Prospectives: Photography is Magic | Art Wolfe
In this B&H Prospectives video, we sit down with world renowned artist and photographer Art Wolfe, who discusses his influences, outlines his creative process, and shares how he has sustained his...
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Nikon Releases Updated FX-Format 70-300mm Lens
Opening the telephoto door for newcomers and advanced users alike, Nikon’s AF-P NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6E ED VR Lens is a superb FX-format option for DSLR users looking to capture distant subjects....
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The Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 G Master Lens at Monticello Motor Club
It should be a quick drive from New York City to Monticello Motor Club, upstate in the Catskill Mountains, but driving out of “The City,” even on a good day, is an exercise in patience and brake-pad...
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Filmmakers Rejoice! 5D Mark IV with Canon Log Now Available
Shortly after Canon announced the 5D Mark IV, the company followed up with an optional upgrade for video shooters who wanted to access Canon Log. Now, Canon is making a 5D Mark IV available with Canon...
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Color Theory and Photography: A Primer
In 1976, the Museum of Modern Art opened an exhibition of William Eggleston’s color photographs, a show that would be remembered as a turning point in the history of photography. The press release...
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North Dakota Driving Guide: Theodore Roosevelt National Park
The roughrider state of North Dakota marks the geographic center of the North American continent, commemorated by a stone obelisk in the small town of Rugby. The state’s nickname pays homage to its...
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Podcast: Why Do It Twice? Visual Engineering, with Steve Giralt
Steve Giralt is an accomplished still life, food, and product photographer and director with a list of advertising clients that includes Harman Kardon, Godiva, BBDO, Starbucks, PepsiCo, Petrossian, and...
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New Line of Kowa PROMINAR Micro Four Thirds Lenses
Owners of Micro Four Thirds-mount cameras now have an additional selection of MFT lenses to choose from, with the release of Kowa’s PROMINAR MFT series. Available in focal lengths of 8.5, 12, and 25mm,...
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One Fish, Two Fish, Photos of Me and You Fish
When I think of fishing photography, I think of the countless 4 x 6" snapshots taped to bait shop and barroom walls I’ve seen over the years, the ones with the proud angler holding the prized catch of...
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Get Super-Soft Light with GVB Rpad-450 Circular Fixtures
Slim, lightweight, and super soft, the Rpad-450 series of circular LED fixtures from GVB will help photographers create beautiful scenes and flatter their subjects. They accomplish this super soft look...
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A Perfect Personal Photo Printer: The Canon SELPHY CP1300
Though screens dominate the ways in which we consume media today, Canon is making sure that those of us who appreciate physical prints can quickly get our photographs off of our smartphones, with the...
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New Products from Savage
Savage has announced a trio of new products for use in the studio, as well as on location. The Savage 700W LED Studio Light Kit consists of two umbrella AC sockets with 50W LED lamps attached to them....
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Classic Cameras: the Pentax K1000 SLR Film Camera
Our lives are marked by firsts. First love, first car, first marriage, first kid, first heartbreak, and first camera. For many photographers of my generation, earlier generations, and younger...
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Field Test: Sigma 14mm f/1.8 + 24-70mm f/2.8 ART Lenses
If you’re into wider-aperture wide-angle lenses that deliver ridiculously sharp image files (as I am) you’re precisely the person Sigma had in its crosshairs when the company whipped up its latest...
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Podcast: Night Photography—From Film into Digital
When you get a chance to speak with an expert, you take advantage. At this year’s OPTIC 2017 Conference, when Lance Keimig and Chris Nicholson passed by our mobile studio, we did just that. Keimig is...
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A Studio Visit with Lori Nix
Lori Nix’s photographs picture life on Earth after the fall of human civilization. Drawing inspiration from the Romantic painters of the 19th Century, Nix embraces the power of nature and indulges in...
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Nikon Celebrates Centennial with First Details of the "Herculean" D850
Happy Birthday Nikon! Today marks the 100th anniversary of one of the most important and celebrated companies in the photography industry. Even if you are a Canon or Sony shooter, of which I have been...
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Gearcast: Fast, Wide-angle Lenses
On this month’s “Gearcast” we take a look at wide-aperture, wide-angle lenses. With our guest, Neil Gershman, a lens expert from the B&H Superstore, we touch upon the history of wide-angle lenses,...
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The Versatile GoodLighter Umbrella Series from Photek
Updating the classic umbrella, Photek’s GoodLighter line offers a series of improvements and features that will result in both enhanced usability and better light quality. Available in 46” and 60”...
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