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What Is Your "Desert Island" Lens?
by Todd Vorenkamp · Posted 09/19/2022
If you could have only one lens to use for the rest of your time on the planet (or off), or if stranded on the proverbial desert island, what lens would it be? Would it be a pro zoom lens? A prime lens? An all-in-one zoom? A “nifty-
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SLR Lenses
Mirrorless Lenses
Selling a Used Car? Here are 20 Photo Tips!
by Todd Vorenkamp · Posted 01/04/2022
If you are selling a used car online, one great way to make your car stand out from the rest and attract more attention is to up your photo game. You don’t need to be a professional photographer to capture compelling images of the car or truck you are ready to sell—a few simple tips can help your photos grab the attention of possible buyers. Photographs © Todd Vorenkamp You’ve seen the standard used-car photo—the boring shot taken outside a dealership, in a driveway or crowded parking lot, midday, from standing eye level, of a sterile-looking
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Automotive Photography
Outdoor Photography
The Hows and Whys of Cinema versus Photography Lenses
by Peter Ward_1 · Posted 03/02/2017
Things aren’t as simple as the days when most video cameras (broadcast and ENG cameras aside) just came with a built-in lens and that was that. Now, between DSLRs, mirrorless cameras being used for video, and cinema cameras that have still-camera lens mounts, one is stuck with the daunting task of picking out a set of lenses. If I can only choose one lens, what is the best? First, I would like to dispel any notion that there is one “best” lens. There isn’t. Lenses come in different focal lengths because different shots work best (or at all)
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Video Lenses
SLR Lenses
When Price is Not an Issue: A Roundup of High-End Photo Gear
by Allan Weitz · Posted 11/10/2014
For you, me, and almost everybody else you and I know, cost is a consideration when purchasing new camera gear. For others, cost is a secondary issue—if not a non-issue altogether. The following products represent the priciest camera gear we offer at B&H, along with a few words about what makes them so special.   Luxury Camera Bodies   According to the rules, image sharpness and high pixel counts go hand-in-hand. Similarly, the dynamic range of the image—the volume of tone between the darkest shadows and brightest highlights—
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