Wednesday, May 14, 2008Home

At the CameraArts—B+H Storefront

Among the latest additions to the CameraArts B+H storefront, a special deal on the 250 GB My Book Essential Edition USB 2.0 External Hard Drive from Western Digital.The appearance of this 7200 rpm memory-storage device might look right at home on your bookshelf, thanks to its smooth black look and size on par with a hardbound novel. The drive includes power-saving features, has no environmentally contaminant parts, and ships in recyclable packaging. Additionally, this is the official external hard drive of CameraArts, and we wouldn't replace it for the world!

Note: Though it looks like a plug-and-play device, you SHOULD NOT unplug the My Book Drive while it is turned on. You will risk shorting the drive, as Tom Gibbons has learned from experience. That aside, you won't find a better deal on memory storage!

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Wednesday, April 30, 2008Home

From the CameraArts—B+H Photo Store...

Among the latest additions to the CameraArts B+H storefront, a special deal on the Sony DCR-SR300 Digital Handycam, a cutting-edge handheld digital camcorder that comes packing with its own 40GB hard drive and built-in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound features. Other features include a 10x optical zoom, an Optical Image Stabilization system to prevent the effects of hand-shake, 16:9 widescreen capability, and a USB 2.0 interface. Now it is simpler than ever to download files straight to your computer's video editing software.

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Monday, April 14, 2008Home

From the CameraArts—B+H Photo Store...

Among the latest additions to the CameraArts B+H storefront, a special deal on the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 Digital Camera gives photographers an opportunity to own a quality EVF point-and-shoot camera. This model combines 7.2-megapixel resolution with a 12x optical zoom, and features an excellent Leica DC lens with MEGA O.I.S. to prevent shaky photos. Though it is designed to be a point-and-shoot, the FZ8 provides many SLR features, such as thumbstick-adjustable manual settings.

From the CameraArts Photo Store:

"The DMC-FZ8 Digital Camera also has a large, 2.5-inch LCD that uses a pixel-mixed readout method, improving brightness over typical LCD displays, and allows you to enjoy comfortable shooting even in low-lit situations. The display is also extremely easy to view from a low angle (e.g. when taking photos raising a hand upward to shoot the subject over the crowd) with the High Angle LCD function. The Power LCD function also supports clear view even in sunny outdoor by offering a brightness boost of up to 40%. The DMC-FZ8 is powered by a high capacity Lithium-ion battery; combined with the efficient power usage of the Venus Engine III processor, you'll get an impressive 380 shots on a full charge."

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Tuesday, March 18, 2008Home

From the CameraArts—B+H storefront...


Among the latest additions to the CameraArts B+H storefront, a special deal on the Sony α (alpha) DSLR-A100 Digital Camera is now available. The Sony α (alpha) DSLR-A100 10.2 Megapixel, SLR, Digital Camera is a top-quality 10 megapixel Digital SLR Camera that combines new technology with Minolta lens compatibility, adding to a photographic legacy of two decades. It accepts all Minolta A-mount lenses sold worldwide (Maxxum & Dynax), and introduces Sony imaging innovations like high-sensitivity shooting with Super SteadyShot in-camera image stabilization, Dynamic Range Optimizer to automatically increase detail in bright and dark picture areas, Anti-Dust technology to keep the CCD imager clean for better pictures, and Eye-Start Autofocus system for faster camera response.

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Tuesday, December 11, 2007Home

Special offers and educational programs from B&H

B&H Photo Video & Pro Audio have announced a new line-up of educational events and programs at their Event Room in the newly expanded B&H New York City superstore. Workshops and tutorials on new products from leading imaging, and seminars led by “B&H Mavens” on photo, video, and audio technology and applications. These events are free, but space is limited for photographers and other prospective students. Individual events include

It's easy to see that B&H is more than "just a store." Click here to learn more.

Keep an eye out for more news from B&H on the pages of this blog and CameraArts.com, including an exclusive B&H/CameraArts storefront.

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Tuesday, August 07, 2007Home

New Book and Interview with Sean Perry

Transitory: The Abstract is Sean Perry’s (CameraArts November/December 2006) photographic study of architecture with text by Roy Flukinger. An interview with Perry will be featured in the column "Publishing the Photography Book" co-authored by Darius Himes & Mary Virginia Swanson. Look for it in the Fall 2007 issue of Photo-Eye Booklist.

From
Sean Perry's Transitory website:

The first volume in a series of three, Transitory: The Abstract is a plate book featuring ten tipped-in artist prints and one free-standing platinum print...it is letterpress-printed and hand-bound in a quarter leather binding. The book and platinum print are enclosed in a full cloth drop spine box. Handmade by book artist Jace Graf and published by Cloverleaf Press in a limited edition of eighty-seven numbered and signed copies.


A .pdf of the Foreword can be found here.

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Monday, July 30, 2007Home

Now Available: CameraArts July/August 2007!


The wait has been worth it—holding the CameraArts July/August 2007 issue in my hands, I have to say that it may be one of our best-looking issues ever! On the cover, our featured photographer Lisa Holden makes an immediate impression with her mesmerizing imagery. Smith Eliot, Cole Thompson, and Richard Quataert round out this edition's roster of photographers, George DeWolfe has contributed Part One of his new article series, The Contemplative Genre, and regular columns from Jim Hughes and Bryan Dahlberg make up our new issue. The Artists' Showcase has returned as well.

Click here to preview the table of contents!
Copies are now available at our Back Issues section.

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