7 Ways You're Using Your Camera Wrong
Are your photographs not turning out quite the way you had imagined when you took them? Join us as we go through eight common mistakes photographers make, that are easy to fix. From camera modes, to...
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Hip to Be Square, with the Fujifilm instax SQUARE SQ6 Instant Film Camera
Expanding its instant film lineup, or perhaps squaring-up the lineup, Fujifilm has just announced its newest instant film camera, the instax SQUARE SQ6. Distinct from the SQUARE SQ10, the new SQ6 is a...
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The Macro Gourmet, with Ruby Frei
Macro photography is discovery. Even better, it's rediscovery. With selected focus and tight framing, the photographer guides us to see what we would otherwise not, even to reimagine what we think we...
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Testing the Intelligence of the Canon Speedlite 470EX-AI
AI flash is finally here! Though in this case it refers to Auto Intelligent instead of the simultaneously exciting and scary thought of artificial intelligence that has caused the fall of humanity in...
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Color Gamuts: A Quick Primer
Since you clicked on this article, you must be committed to learning about the important, but admittedly boring, subject of color gamuts. Your interest may have stemmed from the latest smartphone...
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The Home Studio, Part 4: Speedlights, Monolights, and Power Packs
Flash lighting sources fire for a fraction of a second, just enough time to freeze, illuminate, and capture a subject. There are three main types of flash lighting sources: speedlights, monolights, and...
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Podcast: Beef, Chicken, or Fish—A Wedding Photography Smorgasbord
The two-day Depth of Field Conference, hosted by B&H, was an impressive gathering of wedding and portrait photographers, each sharing their unique talents, styles, and techniques with a receptive...
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Liberation from Vibration with the Expanded Manfrotto BeFree Tripod Family
Sometimes the perfect travel companion isn't the person along for the ride—it is an essential and quiet piece of gear that works well and doesn't weigh you down, exactly the aim of Manfrotto's Befree...
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Tamron Updates its 18-270mm Di II All-in-One Lens
Lightweight and versatile, the 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD for APS-C Canon and Nikon DSLRs is Tamron's answer for those looking for a walkaround lens. Beyond the 27-405mm equivalent zoom range...
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Fujifilm Elevates Entry Level with X-T100 Mirrorless Camera
Compact cameras can be stylish and effective companions for everyday carry, as evidenced by Fujifilm's latest mirrorless release: the X-T100. Available in Black, Dark Silver, and Champagne Gold, this...
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Mirrorless vs. DSLR? This question harks back to the days when photographers debated over film vs. digital. In this short video, photographer David Flores highlights the important components of each...
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In the Field with the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Di III RXD for Sony E-Mount
They cost way more than a jar full of pocket change, but figuratively speaking, premium 24-70mm f/2.8 lenses are a dime a dozen these days. Standard issue among street, wedding, corporate,...
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Podcast: Greg Constantine—The Story Demands More
What makes a photographer follow their moral compass and photograph the stories they feel need to be told, no matter what the personal costs? Furthermore, how do they do so without the support of a...
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Get Ready to Hashtag at Manhattanhenge 2018
Manhattanhenge is a twice-per-year astronomical event that wreaks havoc on New York City traffic and directly results in a #Manhattanhenge explosion on social media. Are you ready? Let's submit the...
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The BlackRapid 10-Year Anniversary Edition Classic Retro RS-4 Camera Strap
When it comes to photo gear, 10 years of continuous sales is considered a good run, and the folk at BlackRapid couldn’t be happier. To celebrate the 10th birthday of the original BlackRapid RS-4 Camera...
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Mouths are Ugly and Macro Photography is Hard!
I wanted to participate personally in B&H’s Macro Week content creation, but I’m not an experienced macro photographer, so I borrowed a Nikon AF Micro-NIKKOR 200mm f/4D IF-ED lens from a colleague,...
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Really Right Stuff Revamps Product Lineup, Announces Mark 2 Tripods
Really Right Stuff has just announced a wide-ranging update to its tripod lineup. Distinguished by the addition of the Mark 2 moniker, this series is composed of improved versions of seventeen...
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Understanding Exposure, Part 1: The Exposure Triangle
Photography is all about capturing light. In fact, the etymology of the word “photograph” is basically “light drawing.” To make a photograph that we can see, we have to control both the amount of light...
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Get a Free Kingston’s MobileLite G4 Card Reader 128GB Canvas Go! or React...
To promote its new line of Canvas memory cards, Kingston is offering a free MobileLite G4 card reader with the purchase of any Canvas Go! or Canvas React memory cards with at least 128GB of storage....
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Barbara Davidson: Visual Humanitarian
Shortly before turning 16 years old, Barbara Davidson recorded her desire to be a photographer in her high school yearbook. “I had never taken a photo at that point in my life, but that was a decision...
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