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Join the B&H Event Space's Kathy Garcia to demystify the world of analogue photography. Kathy covers the ins and outs of film photography and guides you on how to get started.
0:00 - Intro
1:15 - 35mm & Medium format film cameras
2:17 - Reading your camera
5:14 - What’s available
10:14 - Picking your film
20:57 - Loading your camera
25:34 - Measuring light
41:10 - Common emergencies
49:21 - Negatives
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
There’s an ongoing debate about whether mixing with headphones is an optimal solution: studio monitors are usually the best option as you’ll get the proper soundstage, but headphones reveal superior detail and localization. It’s not clear which method reveals problems or perfections in your mix, so there are going to be times when using headphones is the right move.
In this guide, we’ll be discussing some important factors to consider before committing to a pair of mixing headphones, along with a couple mixing tips and recommendations when
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Understanding color theory can transform your landscapes from good to great. There's a delicate balance between tastefully saturating colors and overdoing it completely. Even if you can't control the weather, learning how color theory changes your photo's mood will ensure that you always capture beautiful photos of the fall colors.
0:00 - Why Color Theory Matters
0:40 - What are Complementary Colors?
1:17 - Bogs, Fog, Foliage, and Cows
3:16 - How Weather Affects Color & Mood
5:11 - Blue Hour vs Golden Hour
7:14 - What are Analogous Colors
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
For a generally creative outlet, photography has a lot of rules. Many of these so-called “rules” are simply techniques that can be implemented as needed. They are meant to help you create visually engaging images, and there are none so practical as the rule of thirds and golden ratio.
One of the oldest rules in art is the golden ratio, also known as the golden spiral. This ratio is an irrational number that is approximately equal to 1.618, better known as phi.
by Luke Rollins · Posted
Thanks to the ongoing film revival, B&H currently sells more than 200 unique 35mm film stocks. That's an astonishing number of choices, from major manufacturers like Kodak, Ilford, and Fujifilm, to smaller suppliers like Foma, Rollei, Agfa, Lomography, Kentmere, and Arista.
Obviously, we can't include comprehensive info and hands-on impressions for the scores of films currently available, but we will recommend some black-and white, color negative, and color
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Being in front of the camera doesn't come naturally to everyone, and that's okay! From the B&H Social Media team, Maria and Clare shares their techniques for building confidence on camera and developing a presence that feels authentic.
0:00 - Intro
4:25 - Presentation agenda
5:13 - It's okay to mess up
6:29 - Building confidence and presence
15:29 - Scripting without sounding robotic
26:48 - Batching your content
32:00 - Gear for every budget
39:48 - Your camera confidence plan
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
For more than 50 years, B&H Photo has been the creative professional’s choice for photo, video, and audio gear. But did you know we’re also one of the most trusted resources when it comes to buying and trading used gear?
With the B&H Trade-In program, you can turn your pre
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
You’re probably aware that film has been making a comeback in recent years, but let’s be honest with ourselves. Did it ever really go away? Sure, it may have seen a dip in popularity at the dawn of the digital age, but many serious enthusiasts never stopped using it. Just ask the experts here at B&H! In fact, we asked some long-time film shooting experts here, “What’s your favorite film/camera combination and why?” Below, you’ll find their answers
by Luke Rollins · Posted
The trick with any home studio is in creating a space that can be used to create images that do not betray the fact that you shot them in your living room, in your pajamas, using your pet dog as an assistant. Luckily, creating a home studio can be done fairly easily without breaking the bank. This article will help get you up and running.
Planning Your Studio
Before making any purchases, it is important to sit down first and answer some basic questions about what you want your studio to accomplish. First, what type of photographs do you plan
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Storage is not just getting expensive, it’s hard to come by. One minute the drives are available and the next they are all gone. It can be quite frustrating due to this demand. It makes perfect sense why folks are looking for ways to ensure their current storage lasts longer than ever before. This can be a challenge because, in many cases, storage is used constantly. But, luckily for you, I have a few tips that can help you make the most of what you have now and find new ways to prolong your current storage solutions.
Warranty and Notices
The
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A photo of the Milky Way can be breathtaking on its own, but you can make it more stunning by adding a foreground element to your photo. Sam travels to the American Southwest to share how you can include the landscape in your astrophotography. Explore the Four Corners as she teaches you how to location scout, compose your photos, and more.
It's World Space Week. World Space Week (WSW) is the largest annual space event on Earth, celebrated globally from October 4 to October 10 every year to honor the contributions of space science and
by Luke Rollins · Posted
By now, the film resurgence has eclipsed its charming underdog status to become a full-blown front in what has become an all-out, open revolt against the smartphone and its visual aesthetics. What distinguishes the “film look” from the digital—texture, material imperfections, color magic, and the analog halo of yesteryear—comes at a price tag as resurgent as the medium itself.
Despite the contradiction (or perhaps because of it), the pursuit of the film look in a digital format has become something of a cottage industry, with manufacturers,
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Keyboards, the tool you absolutely need when it comes to navigating a computer. There are so many different types of keyboards that feature a slew of elements that make some keyboards good for one thing, but not so good for another. How do we know what is best for you? By educating you on the features, how they work, and why you would get one for any specific reason. So, if you are shopping around for your next keyboard, this is the place to be!
Types of Keyboards
There are a bunch of different types of keyboards, but what makes them specific
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Taking photos has never been easier, whether you're using a smartphone, point-and-shoot, or mirrorless camera. It's a fact that no matter where we go, we almost always have some form of camera on hand, and while the opportunity for image making has changed, what hasn't changed is what makes a photo good.
The simple answer is photography composition, or the arrangement of elements in your frame. This concept can be confusing as all art subjective. That said, think of movies and music and how certain combinations of sounds and storytelling
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Photographing an osprey diving for a fish is one of the most exciting challenges in bird photography. In this video, Matt heads into the field to share his approach to finding and photographing ospreys, from choosing the right position and camera settings to tracking a fast-moving bird through a dive.
00:00 - How to Photograph Osprey
00:44 - Where to Find Osprey
01:14 - Photographing Osprey Responsibly
02:09 - Positioning Yourself for the Shot
03:05 - -Capturing an Osprey Catching a Fish
04:00 - Best Camera Settings for Osprey
05:03 - How to