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Fujifilm (Stand D21) 4Find out about the new X-A2 CSC, X-series lenses and DX100 printer with show offers including £500 worth of consumables
Master Photographers Association(Stand B123) 6Win big in the MPA’s prize draw, join the premier qualifying body for professional photographers in the UK
Olympus (Stand C51, B49) 7Discover which pro photographers will be conducting live shoots and giving hands-on advice with the OM-D E-M5 MK II
Tiffen & Swains (Stand H61) 8Get the low-down on new filters, camera bags, Steadicam supports, light-painting with programmable Pixelsticks (above right) and hand-held LED lights
Nikon (Stand E31/D31) 9Uncover the key features of Nikon’s newest D750 and D810A DSLRs and the key pro speakers appearing on its ‘interactive’ stand
Canon (Stand B11) 10Check out the must-attend talks from Canon’s pro photographer ambassadors and its boundary breaking 50MP DSLRs and new EOS 760D (below)
MAC Group (Stand D120) 11Benro, Induro and MeFoto tripods (right), plus Tenba bags and Vü filters – multiple brands making their debut at TPS
Sigma (Stand B82) 13Learn why Sigma is an award winner for its latest product line up, including 50mm f/1.4 ‘Art’ & 150-600mm ‘Contemporary’ lenses
Panasonic (Stand C61) 14Find out how to win a CM1 smartphone-style camera at the show (worth £799) and witness photo prints from 4K video
The Photography Show Guide & Floorplan 15-18What not to miss at the show and where to go to witness talks, seminars, plus product demonstrations from the big names
Future Publishing (Stand F32) 19Don’t miss the exclusive show offer of a free Manfrotto camera bag worth £69.99 when you subscribe to one of its photo mags
The Royal Photographic Society(Stand C123) 20Discover why and how you should/could be joining the ranks of the venerable photographic society, conducting assessments at the show – 20% off joining offer
Kodak Moments (Stand C101) 21Head to the Tetenal stand to discover how a ‘Kodak Moments’ app is making it easier to print from tablet or smartphone
Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (Stand H135) 22Find out about the body that helps coordinate national events and services for almost 1,000 photographic clubs across the UK
Fotospeed (Stand E81) 22Save 45% on a show only Test Pack deal from the expert in inkjet media and consumables and enjoy talks from leading lights
The Flash Centre (Stand G121) 24Best Price of the Year show deals are to be had in the realm of professional lighting solutions, so get over to stand G121! Also valid instore & online ’til March 27th.
Sim Imaging (Stand F41) 27Great show deals are to be had on top quality presentation solutions for pro photographers, hand made in the UK
Canson (Stand C41) 29Find out about Canson Infinity digital fine art photographic papers with £17.78 value Test Packs for only £5 – the pitch is that every print is a masterpiece
Disabled Photographers’ Society (Stand H51) 30A huge selection of second hand items to browse through and an exhibition of stunning images by members
SRB Photographic (Stand B2) 30Come sample UK manufactured, precision engineered and great value filter holders, filter and lens adapters – plus top grade ‘stopper’ and variable ND filters and great £10 selfie stick bundle offer
Head for our RED HOT deals to get great show offers!IF YOU’RE reading this packed one-shot edition online in advance of The Photography Show – or just have picked up your exclusive copy at the NEC – inside you’ll find several show-only offers and must-see suggestions you’ll quickly want to take advantage of. Plus… a handy show floor plan on our centre pages so you can get straight at ’em. If, instead, you’re reading your copy on the train (or plane!) home after the doors have shut, you can still take advantage of several time-limited deals detailed here. Either way, just peruse our contents below and turn now to the page that captures your interest!
Discover Pixelsticks light painting!
MeFoto travel tripod… Popcorn!
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STAND D21 21-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
From the flagship X-Pro 1 and X-T1 models downwards, Fujifilm’s X series of
interchangeable lens cameras seek to target a broad range of price points and enthusiasts. The new X-A2 premium interchangeable lens compact with flip up screen to enable easier ‘selfies’ is the affordable option, and, particularly, in its brown leather-like iteration (silver version also available), a real eye catcher. The X-A2 has the advantage over rival CSCs of its physically larger APS-C sensor, here providing 16.3 megapixels. For those adopting the X system for the first time there’s the advantage of the bundled 16-50mm Mark II kit lens in matching silver, suitable for both landscape and portraiture. A further bonus is the compositional LCD screen that tilts through 175° to offer a wide degree of creative flexibility. The camera retails for a suggested £499.99 (in Currys currently at a bargain £399). Bolstering its X series camera support, the brand has also recently announced a trio of lenses. These are the Fujinon XF16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR lens, available now at a suggested £899.99, the XC16-50mm II lens and the XC50-230mm II lens. The ‘WR’ of the 16-55mm zoom denotes that it is weather resistant – hence offering a great match for Fujifilm’s weather-resistant X-T1. Also offering weather and dust resistance and well worth checking out at the show is its expansive Fujinon XF50-140mm f2.8 R LM OIS WR zoom. This offers a constant
bright f/2.8 aperture throughout its focal range to deliver beautiful ‘bokeh’, while the length of the lens barrel also remains constant throughout the entire zoom range. The world’s first Triple Linear Motor also delivers fast and quiet auto focusing. Suggested retail price is £1249.99. The Photography Show is further providing photographers with the prefect opportunity to quiz Fujifilm about its newly revealed future lens release roadmap (as shown), detailing forthcoming X Mount lenses compatible with its CSC line up. Freshly announced are: the XF120mm f/2.8 R Macro telephoto lens to arrive in 2016 and the XF35mm f/2 R, a compact and lightweight standard focal length lens, arriving latter half of this year. We also get the promise of a 1.4x Teleconverter for its XF50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR, XF120mm f/2.8 R Macro and XF100-400mm, arriving in 2016. www.fujifilm.co.uk
Fujifilm roadmaps X-citing futureVisit stand D21 to get in the ‘X’ series fast lane…
See all of Fujifilm’s solutions for photographers and photographic services on Stand D21
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Frontier-S: the new star of the show
WITH space saving design and newly developed VIVIDIA 6-ink system the Fujifilm Frontier-S Drylab sets the benchmark in mini-lab performance. Measuring just 430mm x 430mm and delivering 360 6 x 4" prints an hour it fits the bill for a range of printing requirements. The Fujifilm DPX10 combines two Frontier-S’s plus a Fujifilm DPC10 kiosk in a floorstanding cabinet for the complete self service solution. The Frontier-S Smartlab combines up to three Frontier-S in a stylish cabinet. Combined with two or three Fujifilm DPC10 kiosks and a workflow manager this ideal for any retailer looking for a turnkey retail photo solution. For more information and to find out about all our fantastic show offers please come and have a chat to us on stand D21.
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DO YOU want to offer your clients credibility, and the security of knowing that when they choose you they choose a photographer with professional qualifications? Are you looking for the support to help you achieve that? The Master Photographers Association can help you.
Visit stand B123 at The Photography Show, scan your details and be entered automatically into our prize draw worth over £750
Complimentary one-year membership including one Licentiate qualification submission* – pick up your first copy of Master Photography magazine FREE when you join and receive six (UK) superb printed editions each year! One-year registration with the Cherubs Portrait Promotion, complete with three months’ data for selected postcode areas** £100 Voucher redeemable against a Cliik Insurance professional photographer’s policy package***
One acrylic of your choice from The Print Foundry up to the value of £210
One Young Book™ to the value of £350 supplied by Graphistudio*Membership conditions apply. Magazine: March/April or most recent available back issue.**Subject to availability ***Subject to normal insurance acceptance criteria.Your details will be shared only with our participating partners detailed above.
The MPA is the UK’s recognised qualifying membership body for professional photographers – www.thempa.com. Membership information on Stand B123.Prize draw benefits are also provided by: www.cherubsportrait.com www.cliik.co.uk www.theprintfoundry.co.uk www.graphistudio.comMPA is a non profit making Association limited by guarantee.The Master Photographers Association, Jubilee House, 1 Chancery Lane, Darlington DL1 5QP. Tel: 01325 356555. Email: [email protected]
21-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
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STANDS C51, B4921-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
The brand new OM-D EM-5 Mark II builds on the precedent set by the earlier
E-M1 and E-M5. At £899 SRP for the body, it continues the system’s ethos of being as compact yet as powerful as possible for the target audience of photo enthusiasts. The target group is 30+ male and female photography enthusiasts but also those keen on movies. The concept behind the Mark II is ‘freedom to tell your spectacular stories.’ With a definite shift towards CSC – stats suggest that 30% of the interchangeable lens camera market will be CSC by 2016 – the E-M5’s successor comes with a better shutter mechanism, while being dust proof, splash-proof and now freeze proof. “This is a camera for people who want to get up in the morning when it’s raining,” suggests Olympus. As you’d expect of an OM-D, it also features 5-axis Image Stabilisation, to deliver a claimed ‘heavily improved’ video capability. With HDMI output and increased bit rate, it’s now possible to record in variable frame rates from 24fps to 60fps. The LCD also now swivels as well as ‘merely’ tilting and boasts touch screen control. More exciting still is a 40MP high resolution shot mode described as ‘breakthrough’. This captures and combines 8 successive images to produce one ultra high-resolution file, taking 2.5 seconds to process and deliver the shot. Ideal for commercial photographers shooting in the studio and quicker than a Hasselblad, says Olympus, the big claim is that it’s also better for detail than many full frame cameras. The E-M5 additionally features Wi-Fi control, enabling a smartphone to be used as a remote control, 1/8000s mechanical shutter plus 2.36 million-dot eye-level electronic viewfinder (EVF). What’s more a new flexible FL-LM3 mini flashgun is bundled with the camera for ultra convenience and maximum clarity of results. A whopping four body + lens kit options are available: with 14-42mm (at £1099), 12-50mm (£1099), 14-150mm (£1249), 12-40mm Pro f/2.8 (£1499).
Olympus invites you to take ‘5’
See Olympus’s newest OM-D & accessories on stands C51, B49
TG-860: an easy choice of Tough camera
The widest wide angle lens in its compact class at 21-105mm? Check. More than one shutter release button, for ease-of-capture and simpler ‘selfies’ no matter which way is up? Check. A 3-inch tilting LCD screen so you will also be able to get any angle on the action? That too. Additionally the latest 16 megapixel crushproof, freezeproof, waterproof and shockproof compact boasts Wi-Fi enabled remote control via smartphone. On sale now, it comes with a free six-month warranty extension for anyone signing up online for MyOlympus membership. Extras to grab when you purchase a TG-860 include a hands-free CSCH-123 Sport Holder, PT-057 Underwater Case, slip-proof CSCH-124 Silicone Jacket, CSCH-121 Soft Camera Case and CHS-09 Floating Handstrap. Sample all of the above, plus the Olympus Pen camera series, including the latest E-PL7 aimed at fashion bloggers, by heading over to Olympus’ spectacular stand. Speakers include Damian McGillicuddy, who will be shooting live on stage, Steve Gosling, Edmond Terakopian, Ben Russell, Lindsay Dobson, John Nassari, R. Cleveland Aaron, Jeremy Hunter, Robert Pugh, Mick Hutson, Ed Farrelly and Nicholas Goodden. Olympus technicians will also be offering free lens and camera body cleaning for Olympus users, subject to availability. www.olympus.co.uk
New accessories to partner
Introduced alongside the E-M5 MkII is an Arca Swiss compatible ECG-2 accessory grip, plus a newer version of its popular battery grip in the HDL-8, which features a headphone jack. Further add-ons include a self-powered, hotshoe-mounted EE-1 dot sight, plus PT-EP13 underwater case. In tandem with the E-M5 MkII, Olympus announced a new 7-14mm lens for this summer, plus a ‘Pro’ class 8mm fisheye eye lens with f/1.8 aperture in development, which, when released, will be the fastest on
the market, it claims. Also new from Olympus is an improved M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-150mm 1:4.0-5.6 II all-in-one lens. With weatherproofed, lightweight construction and compact size it’s being suggested as a perfect partner to the EM-5. That’s not the only new accessory this month: there’s a new flash for the OM-D series as well as the HLD-8 grip – so five new products in total – whilst the promotion offering a free HLD-7 grip worth £189.99 on buying an E-M1 now continues until March 31st. On top of this there’s a new firmware upgrade to download for the E-M1.
Framing your subject made easy – with the Dot Sight accessory, above, for long tele work and the tilt and turn flippable screen you can view from both sides of the lens, below
Shower proof (upper left) and in hand with grip,flash and 14-150mm(left) as agreatpackage.Right:TG-860
The photo stalwart has a new OM-D to show off at the NEC – and much more besides, including talks from photographer ambassadors – on stands C51 and B49
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You might know Tiffen for its class leading filter ranges, but other products that sit
under its umbrella include the world famous Steadicam support, as well as tough-wearing Domke-branded camera bags. Add another name to the list in Lowel lights and it’s quickly apparent that Tiffen is fast becoming a one-stop solution. Distributor Swains might not be as familiar name to those outside the trade, but the distributor is a regular at the NEC each March. Sharing H61 with Tiffen, it will be showcasing the newest products to hit the UK market – including the Cactus V6 flash trigger, light emitting ‘Pixelstick’ and Lexar Hub and Workflow system storage options.
Anyone for Tiffen?
The Lowel lights range comprises the Lowel Blender, Lowel GL-1 and Lowel GL-Pro. Picking one to spotlight, the inventive pitch for the Lowel GL-1 Power LED at £499 is that it places Hollywood-style lighting in the palm of your hand. Designed for use handheld and originally devised with the wedding and events markets in mind, the tungsten light is further promised to be powerful, focusable and dimmable. With the high ISO capabilities of the current raft of DSLRs and CSCs allowing them to be utilised in lower light locations, the GL-1’s capabilities can eke out just the right amount of light required for the image being created, whether shooting up close or from a distance. Its versatility also makes it a choice for photographers looking to achieve light painting style effects. Steadicam is a very familiar name in the film industry, but now that increasing numbers of photographers are branching out into video capture on their DSLRs and CSCs, there is every reason why you might consider purchasing one yourself. Have a look at the Steadicam Smoothee for smartphones or action cameras, Steadicam Solo for DSLRs or camcorders and Steadicam Curve for GoPro-type products on the stand – there’s something in the range for everyone. Whether you just want to protect your camera lens or achieve a specific
STAND H61
Meet the teams from Swains and Tiffen in person now on stand H61
21-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
Manufacturer Tiffen and distributor Swains can be found sharing a booth at stand H61, seeking to entice you with a selection of goodies of every photographic description…
Twice the gear, twice the excitementBe swayed by Swains
Another product imminently gracing the UK market and on display at the NEC is the Pixelstick (see more at www.thepixelstick.com), for use by photographers for producing light paintings. It’s comprised of 200 full colour RGB LEDS inside a lightweight aluminium housing. Needing to be seen at the show to be fully appreciated, a mounted controller reads images from an SD card and displays them, one line at a time, on the LEDs. Each LED then corresponds to a pixel in the image. In this way it’s possible to light-paint photo realistic images, abstract designs and animation into your long exposure and time-lapse photography. Suggested retail price is £329. Further products worth seeing on stand H61 include the Cactus V6 (www.cactus-image.com) and Lexar Hub and Workflow System (www.lexar.com/workflow). The Cactus V6 is a wireless flash transceiver that is notable for being the world’s first wireless trigger that controls the power of Canon, Nikon and Pentax system flashes all at the same time. The user simply selects the pre-installed flash mode on the unit to remotely control the flash power output of the selected flash model (as precisely as in 0.1Ev increments for some models). It can also directly control a Cactus RF60 wireless flash set to Slave mode and is compatible with practically all cameras that come with a standard hot shoe or female sync port connection. Lastly the Lexar line up of data hubs and workflow solutions is well worth photographers investigating – particularly if they want to safely and securely store all those thousands of images and video clips. Products include a choice of two four-bay reader and storage drive hubs, a selection of card readers, and two storage drives. Its innovative, modular design allows photographers to create a custom setup, while the high-speed performance lets you offload and back up your work, faster. Pick and choose the right combination for your needs, and take control of your workflow by heading to stand H61.
creative effect, Tiffen filters are long established in the market – having won Academy Awards – and again there is a broad range of options available. Showing at TPS are Tiffen’s Variable ND and XLE filters, as well as the Tiffen Blender/Attenuator, One Side Coated UVP and HT filters. You’ll want a rugged camera bag to put all of the above in, and here Tiffen can again help courtesy of its Domke camera bags. On display are its Next Generation
and Heritage line-ups. The former range’s shoulder, satchel, courier and messenger-type bags come equipped with all the bells and whistles you’d imagine, including the ability to customise inner compartments to suit your shooting style. Heritage bags meanwhile are the choice for photojournalists and street photographers, with the subtly hardwearing design the brand is renowned for. See more at www.tiffen.com
Tiffen filters (centre) and Lowel LED and video lights(left) add colour and impact – Pixelstick (example above) creates amazing light trail effects during long exposues
Domke bagshold yourgear safely –whileyougetstablemovieswithSteadicam
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With its branding suggesting ‘I am different’, Nikon is encouraging you to
‘think outside of the box’ at The Photography Show. As well as checking out its brand new line up of class leading cameras and accessories, including D7200 and D810A DSLRs, it’s well worth dropping by stand E31/D31 to soak up advice from talks hosted on the Nikon School stage. Speakers include Kate Hopewell-Smith, renowned for her lifestyle and wedding photography, and Kirsty Mitchell, who has gained a cult following for her whimsical and creative Wonderland series. Brand ambassadors Mark Pain, John Wright, Mark Seymour and Bob Martin are also sharing advice with stand visitors, as will fine art fashion photographer Miss Aniela, landscape photographer Jeremy Walker and wildlife photographer Chris Gomersall.
Wi-Fi, NFC and GPS connectivity, leather grip and an SRP of £279.99. The S7000 meanwhile is being pitched as its slimmest and lightest superzoom at just 27mm thick’. The 16MP model costs £169.99. If you’re planning summer holidays you’ll also want to look at a couple of new ‘tough’ Nikons in the AW130 (yellow, above), designed to appeal to the adventurer, plus the S33, which is for family use. With the former the more heavy duty of the pair, use is down to a depth of 30 metres. The AW130 further offers a 5x optical zoom, freeze-proofing to -10°C, shock proofing against drops from a height of two metres, plus a 16MP CMOS chip for £279.99. The S33 (top left, in white) meanwhile has a 13MP CMOS sensor, is waterproof up to 10 metres and shockproof to 1.5 metres. With a 3x zoom it’s available in blue, pink, white or our favourite of canary yellow.
Gaze at Nikon’s star attractions The photo giant has already announced 14 major new products so far this year, including DSLRs and super zooms, all ready to be explored on its hard-to-miss interactive new stand E31/D31
stretching from 24-2000mm in 35mm terms, plus tilting 3-inch LCD, GPS, Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity, for £499.99. Among the other exciting Nikon compacts for you to examine at the show, latest additions include the 60x zoom, 16 megapixel P610, which also boasts a 5-stop VR anti-shake system, 400 shots battery duration, Full HD video, Wi-Fi and GPS capability, along with newly added NFC. Available in black or red, it’s priced at £339.99. Next up is the L840, offering an increased 38x optical zoom range, along with Wi-Fi, NFC and a tilt screen. This Full HD camera runs on AA batteries and comes in black, red or plum bodies for £209.99 SRP. The second instalment in the L-series duo is the L340, a UK exclusive model with 20MP CCD and 28x optical zoom. If you’re considering a new ‘superzoom’, how about the Nikon S9900, top right, which boasts a retro
titanium silver or classic black design, vari-angle screen,
30x optical zoom,
Plenty new to touch ‘n’ try
In terms of new kit to touch and try, there’s plenty. January saw Nikon launch three sub-£100 Coolpix point and shoots in the S3700, S2900 and L31 to coincide with the CES event in Las Vegas. February saw the brand add to that tally to coincide with Japan’s CP+ show, with a further seven compacts in the marginally more high end L340, L840, P610, S9900, S7000, AW130 and S33 – the latter two being ‘toughened’ models – along with a variation of its acclaimed D810, this time with an ‘A’ suffix to indicate its target audience of star-gazing astro photographers. Nikon believes that with the D810A, photographers will be able to capture the true colours of nebulae. The camera retails for £2999.99, with May availability.
D810A with ideal starfield lens, 20mm f/1.8
STAND E31/D3121-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
Made available in time for the show is the new 24.2 megapixel D7200, below, an APS-C sensor DSLR announced at the start of the month, available as a body only option for £939.99 or with 18-105mm VR zoom for £1119.99 all-in. The camera comes with what’s described as a ‘pro-grade’ AF system, 3.2-inch LCD, plus NFC and Wi-Fi connectivity for the sharing of shots. Also new, and useful for those who want to record crisp audio when shooting video with their DSLR is a ME-W1 Wireless Microphone at £239.99, which can function from up to 50ft away. Likewise available now is the equally new Coolpix P900, above, sporting a whopping 83x optical zoom
See Nikon’s new cameras up close & personal on stand E31/D31
New D7200
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STAND B11 21-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
See Canon’s new camera line up in person on stand B11
Four new DSLRs, only its second ever CSC, plus a full frame lens, two printers, a new IXUS and a PowerShot ensure that visitors have plenty of reason to drop by Canon stand B11
As well as the promise of interactive shooting experiences and talks
from photographer ambassadors including Jeff Ascough, Phil Coats, Danny Green and Simeon Quarrie, the big draw at The Photography Show is every sense is undoubtedly Canon’s new pair of 50 megapixel DSLRs, a further couple of 24MP entry level models, plus only its second-ever small format system camera in the EOS M3. The brand also promises to have its EOS 7D Mark II on display, along with its range of Pixma and large format printers on the stand, where visitors can further explore ‘irista’, its secure online space for storing images, and see how such images can be used for the creation of HD photo books. Claiming to ‘break the boundaries of 35mm sensors’, the EOS 5DS and 5DS R are two full frame DSLRs seeking to deliver on that promise via their whopping 50.6 megapixel sensors. The ‘R’ variant seeks to tease out a tad more detail via a low pass cancelation filter. ISO has been kept to a basic range of 100-6400, manually expandable to a broader ISO50 and 12800. Visible through the viewfinder are three in-camera crop modes: 1.3x, 1.6x (still delivering 19MP shots) and 1:1. Other key selling points include a 3.2-inch LCD, 5fps burst shooting, weather resilient magnesium alloy body and 61-point AF system with 41 cross-type points. There is a wait until June for both DSLRs – and so time for you
Canon’s ‘boundary breaking’ 50MP DSLRs& morein store
to save to afford the £2,999.99 SRP for the 5DS and £3,199.99 for its ‘R’ sibling. Don’t miss out on the cash-back promotion Canon is running to coincide, with deals on selected lenses when bought with either DSLR. Also new is a compatibly weather proofed full frame wide angle zoom in the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM. SRP is £2,799.99, and it’s available now. Canon’s second ever CSC in the EOS M3 is also playing the numbers game in featuring a 24.2 megapixel APS-C sensor, 49-point AF and latest gen Digic 6 processor. The new model, arriving two years after the original EOS M, a veritable age in digital camera years, features a touch screen, here tilting up to 180° and down by 45°, plus Wi-Fi and NFC. As with its forebear, the pitch here is ‘the power of EOS, only smaller’. Availability is from April at £599.99 SRP. Almost easy to over-look given the above big news are two more
affordable DSLRs in the EOS 750D (£599.99) and 760D (£649.99 body only); the latter being the more enthusiast-targeted of the two. As with the equally new EOS M3, both DSLRs feature 24.2 MP CMOS sensor and Digic 6 processor and come with a vari-angle LCD. The 760D is said to be the one for budding filmmakers, courtesy of a raft of additional creative movie modes, including HDR and miniature effect, and this model also differentiates itself via Wi-Fi and NFC. There is a further sales option for the 750D that witnesses it twinned with an EF-S 18-55mm IS
STM zoom for £689.99 all-in. There are now, incredibly, 15 cameras in the current EOS line up. Heavyweight releases aside, those pocket compacts also keep coming: a new PowerShot in the SX 410 IS and IXUS 275 HS join the six PowerShots and IXUS’s announced at the start of January. Head over now to the Canon stand to get ‘hands on’ at the show.
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See the Benro, Tenba, Induro, MeFoto and Vü ranges on stand D120 now!
The best performance combined with value for money; that’s what you’ll
discover when examining the familiar brands – Benro, Induro, Tenba, MeFoto and Vü – being showcased by distributor MAC Group Europe at the NEC. Each brand focuses on a specific attitude and style, yet the choice of brands has been developed to work together as a team. New Benro and Induro camera supports are being launched at The Photography Show, so make sure you seek out the team for further details on their stand D120. To whet your appetite and entice you to pay a visit to the MAC Group stand – or to serve as a re-cap if you’re reading this on the train home from the event – we’re flagging up the ‘hero’ products worth investigating for each of the must try brands below…
Tenba
Tenba invented the first soft sided camera bag in 1977 and the pitch has been ‘Crafted Without Compromise’ ever since. With a choice of eight ranges, Tenba’s solutions include the innovative Switch series, the world’s first professional bags sized for mirrorless cameras, plus the Transport Series Air and Car cases, designed to be shipped, checked in as luggage, flown, driven, sat on and stood on, whilst still continuing to protect precious photographic equipment. The new Messenger collection is all about speed, stealth and versatility in terms of accessing camera and laptop gear quickly. Its bags and accessories claim to provide have infinite uses, while hiding and protecting expensive equipment from prying eyes. Across all ranges Tenba bag features include military-grade water repellent nylon, YKK zips, steel D rings and waterproof bases.
STAND D12021-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
One MAC, multiple brands
Distributor MAC Group Europe is debuting five high quality yet affordable camera bags and tripods brands at The Photography Show, stand D120, with something to offer everyone from smartphone shooter to serious enthusiast A colour-conscious line-up from Tenba
(top) and MeFOTO, tripods (below).
MeFOTO
These colourful tripods may look like a bit of fun, but there is serious intent behind them. MeFOTO tripods use the best quality material – machined aluminium, carbon fibre tubing and durable anodised finishing, so will provide quality support for your camera gear. There are three different size tripods available in a dozen different colours, featuring either aluminium or carbon fibre tubing and with weight capacities up to 14kg. This is combined with the versatility of built in monopods, while the smartphone photographer is also catered for via the Sidekick 360 (left).
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Vü filters
New to the MAC Group portfolio are US-designed Vü filters. The range comprises the best in UV, Polarization, and Neutral Density filters for filmmakers and photographers. Utilising only the highest quality materials, innovative coating processes, and patented technologies to create its products, Vü Filters are available in two series. The Ariel circular screw-in filters boast white balance multi-coating described as ‘revolutionary’ for improved light transmission. UV and Circular Polarizing filters are available in sizes from 37mm to 82mm.The Sion series filters utilise the same high quality finishes but add a Flat Wave Overcoat, a specially developed optical coating that gives the filter’s surface a ‘smoother-than-glass’ finish, making filter maintenance and care much easier. In addition to UV and Circular Polarizing filters, the Sion range also includes Variable Neutral Density filters that block light between 1-5 stops, plus fixed Neutral Density filters in 1, 2, 3 and 10 stop versions. In addition 100mm square ND and ND grad filters plus a 100mm filter round off the range. Vü filters will be launched at The Photography Show.
Benro
Benro is already a familiar brand in the market place, having built a strong reputation as a reliable and innovative manufacturer of camera supports. Designed for aspiring and advancing photographers and filmmakers, Benro products are aimed at helping to take your photography to the next level, no matter what level you are at. Products such as the Travel Angel, Flat Traveller and Combination Series are proving extremely popular – yet the manufacturer isn’t resting on its laurels. Its Italian design studio
STAND D120 21-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
More than fifty shades of grey from Vü
Best-sellingBenro Aero 4travel tripodand A48F Aluminium Video Monopod with S4 Head – the Benro range gets a big update at the show, head for Stand D120
See the Benro, Tenba, Induro, MeFoto and Vü ranges on stand D120 now!
is busy working with the factory to create ever-innovative new product ranges, including both tripods and heads, to help Benro broaden its appeal even further. You’re in the right place at the right time, however, as these new products are making their global debut at The Photography Show. As the world of imaging keeps evolving and more photographers are keen to exploit the capability for shooting moving images as well as shooting stills, Benro is listening and adapting, as the functions offered by tripods designed for photography are very different to those needed for shooting video. You’ll be pleased to hear that it already has an impressive range of tripods and heads designed with shooting moving images in mind – tripods that feature rapid levelling capability, combined with heads that offer super smooth fluid pans and tilt movement, both helping to create the best quality video footage.
Induro
MAC Group’s premium support brand, Induro tripods are targeted at established and forward thinking photographers, with the aim of delivering advanced and specialised products to help them excel at either their job or their passion. The goal for Induro supports is simple: to design and produce the finest camera supports possible, always using the best materials and production methods. The result is products that offer the best stability and robustness with no unnecessary gimmicks. Although previously available in the UK market, there’s a brand new range of Induro tripods on display at The Photography Show – so make sure you drop by stand D120 on your visit. www.macgroupeu.com
Takingthingsslowly…Vü filters are theperfect way toenhance yourcarefully plannedlandscape work –no matter howlong an exposure you want to use. They keep the colour neutral and fit all popular filter system holders
… or keepingup with theaction setTenba has redesignedthe action-ready beltlevel working camerabag – ideal for climbingand cycling – to beatsling style for fastworking – ideal foraction cams
It’s also greatfor compact camerasystem outfits, providing a safelens changing platform
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See Sigma’s line up in person on stand B82
Think photography and visualise cameras, lenses and accessories… and that’s
exactly what Sigma has announced in spades just in time for exhibiting here at The Photography Show. Among the new products are two new Quattro branded cameras in the dp0 and the dp3, which, along with the previously released dp1 and dp2 models, bring the quirky, award-winning compact line up to four. Featuring Sigma’s proprietary Foveon X3 direct image sensor, which effectively delivers the equivalent of 29 megapixels, the dp0 incorporates a 14mm f/4 lens equivalent to 21mm in 35mm terms. Sigma suggests the camera is best suited to architectural photography, landscapes and the photographing of interior spaces. For anyone wanting to further expand the contents of their kit bag, there is a dedicated VF-51 optical viewfinder available as an optional extra. The second new camera announcement in the dp3 comes with a 50mm f/2.8 lens attached, providing the 35mm equivalent of 75mm. The optional FT-1201 conversion lens magnifies the focal length by 1.2 times, making it a 90mm equivalent in 35mm terms. The dp3 is perfect for anyone wanting a camera suitable for mid telephoto and macro range photography. The remaining two options in the dp1 and dp2 are for wide angle and ‘standard’ photography respectively. Suitable as an extra for any of the dp Quattro series is a new BG-11 base grip announced alongside the dp0 and dp3, which can be threaded into the tripod mount of the cameras for what’s being described as ‘handgrip-style shooting’. In turn the bottom of the base grip itself has a screw hole via which it can be attached directly to a tripod. As availability and pricing for the new kit was still to be decided as we went to press, please talk to the Sigma team direct at The Photography Show.
AP Award winner Sigma takes a standFresh from its 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens winning ‘Best Fixed Lens’ and overall
‘Best Product’ at the Amateur Photographer magazine awards, Sigma shares what it is showcasing in Birmingham…
range, which was first shown at Photokina last year. The thinking is that this lens enables easier handling making it possible to do
handheld photography for longer periods of time, while
the tripod socket is detachable for transportation. Speaking of which,
a further new product arrives in the TS-81 Tripod Socket for the Sports configuration of the lens as an optional lens foot. There are two screw hole sizes: 1/4 and 3/8-inch. Placed into its ‘Art’ lens category is the Sigma 24mm f/1.4 DG HSM, a large aperture wide angle lens suitable for you to capture everything from expansive cityscapes to a star-filled night sky, its maker claims, as well as delivering a smooth ‘bokeh’ effect and aiding those who might want to work in lower light conditions. Like all Sigma lenses, it’s made in Japan and this optic includes a Super Multi-Layer Coating which reduces flare and ghosting, the bayonet mount is of brass construction, and the product is further compatible with Sigma’s optional USB Dock, which allows for a degree of future proofing and the direct download of Firmware upgrades. Availability date and pricing for this lens is a suggested £799.99, although expect a lower street price. Sigma and Canon fits are available this month with Nikon to follow in April and the date for the Sony fit still to be confirmed. Also worth checking out at the show is the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens, recent winner of ‘Best Fixed Lens’ and Best Product’ at the 2015 Amateur Photographer awards. This is in addition to the 50mm bagging EISA and Gear of the Year awards and DP Review Readers’ Choice Best Lens of 2014 award – so there’s absolutely no excuse not to be considering it. www.sigma-imaging-uk.com
More modern ‘Art’
Alongside the new Quattro compact duo and accessories, Sigma isn’t forgetting its bread and butter, and so there are also new interchangeable lenses for Sigma,
Canon and Nikon DSLR mounts. The ‘big beast’ here in its Contemporary lens category is the 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM, which is being pitched as the more affordable, compact and lightweight version of the ‘Sports’ lens with the same focal
Contemporary 150-600mm, above, and tripod mount grip for Sports version, leftAward-winning 50mm, below
Left, new 24mm f/1.4; above and right, dp0 Quattro, and FT-1201
dp3Quattro,left; and dp2 withBG-11
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There is a lot of buzz around 4K capture at the moment and, feeding such excitement,
Panasonic is demonstrating the unique capabilities of extracting an 8 megapixel still from a 4K video file and printing up to A3 in size on show stand C61. With the theme of the stand being 4K all the way, arguably it’s not until you witness demo’s such as this first hand that it’s possible to really get a handle on the potential value of this facility. The manufacturer is naturally one of the big draws at the NEC, where it’s appearing with a full programme of events and photographer brand ambassadors to win hearts and educate minds. Riding high on critical acclaim for its 4K shooting cameras in the Lumix DMC-GH4, FZ1000, LX100 and Android-powered CM1 device announced last year, newly on display will be the retro styled GF7 (not 4K incidentally) compact system camera along with its TZ70 flagship travel zoom. The show is also acting as the official launch for the one-inch sensor incorporating CM1, which is getting a nation-wide release having been trialed in key retail outlets earlier this year. Limited quantities are available for purchase right here, right now, via the London Camera Exchange and Camera World stands. The Lumix DMC-CM1’s super-slim slim profile ensures the ultimate in portability. Currently operating with Android 4.4 or KitKat OS, a firmware upgrade to the next generation Lollipop OS is promised this May. Key attributes include that one-inch CMOS chip, Leica DC lens, 4.7-inch screen, Raw image capture, plus 4K video recording (3840x2160 pixels) at 15fps, in addition to Full HD 1920x1080 at 30fps. Two special modes – ‘4K Pre-Burst’ and ‘4K Photo’ – also make the most of the ultra high resolution. The former records 45 frames right before and after the shutter has been released, enabling the photographer to choose which image to save. The 4K photo mode meanwhile delivers the wow of allowing a 8 megapixel still to be extracted from a frame of 4K video, in-camera. Regular retail price is £799.
The electronics giant is promising attendees at The Photography Show four activity-packed days showcasing 4K capabilities on its stand C61 and much more besides…
Four play from Panasonic STAND C61 21-24 MARCH 2015
THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
Test drive the new Panasonic models on stand C61 now
Get hands on and talk to the experts
If the above sounds enticing, there will be plenty of opportunity to get handy tips and advice from not just professionals using Panasonic kit but also the manufacturer’s in-house imaging team, including Product Specialist Mark Baber, who you’ll find on the stand each day of the event. “The theme is 4K; it’s about all speed, motion and communication,” Mark promises us. “We have seven of our ambassadors at the show each day in addition to our Panasonic training team. We’re producing an enthusiastic and energetic display with a real fun element to it. “Everything from our 4K imaging category is on display. We’ve got 4K camcorders and our new TZ compact range, plus the GF7. Last year we had a seminar theatre area, but this year we’re changing things up a gear so our photographer ambassadors can talk one-to-one with our customers, live on our stand. It’s more interactive than ever.” Naturally when, rather than if, you find some Panasonic kit at the show you’re interested in buying, head over to Panasonic’s retail partners at the show in Camera World and LCE who – if past experience is anything to go by – will doubtless will be able to offer you some very enticing show deals. As a spot of theatre Panasonic is carrying out live demonstrations each day featuring athletes skilled in taekwondo, fencing and gymnastics. It will also be printing out 4K images before your very eyes using equipment and media supplied by Fotospeed, and at the time of writing there were plans afoot to include flying drones on the Panasonic stand, as well as some unusual structures by way of displaying the kit. “We’re expecting that to be very exciting and are inviting visitors to the show to come along, take photographs with our cameras, take the SD card out and then get a print made on the stand, so people can walk away with prints and experience 4K photography for themselves,” enthuses Mark. So don’t tarry – head now to Panasonic stand C61. www.panasonic.co.uk
WIN A CM1: Panasonic will be giving away one DMC-CM1 every day at the show – visitors need
to look out for the CM1 chocolate bar at the entrance of the show and if they find the ‘Golden
Ticket’, they’ll receive a free CM1.
Family movie shoot with still frame grabbing potential using GH4, above. Mark Baber of Panasonic, right, says: “Come along, take
photographs…get a print
made onthe stand”
The DSC-GH4 can shoot full rate 4K movies with each frame able to make an A3 print
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The Photography Show returns to the NEC for the second year since it
took over the mantle of Focus on Imaging. Set to be the UK’s largest photographic event, you will find a whole host of exhibitors, workshops and seminars to enjoy. Returning to the NEC from Saturday to Tuesday, March 21st to 24th, it is now located in Hall 5, the NEC’s largest hall – for a better visitor experience, more space, more places to eat, and closer to the rail station. A Food Gallery has been added within the hall (there is an image gallery in this area for visitors to enjoy). Aisles have been widened and a surprising 84 new exhibitors added to the 200-plus line-up. These include notable absences from last year Leica, Sony and Pentax (Ricoh Imaging). TimeInc (formerly IPC Media) and the Association of Photographers have become partners for 2015. The show sees the return of the Super Stage with a new line-up featuring Martin Parr, Mary Ellen Walker, Susan Meiselas, Tim Flach, Tom Stoddart, Michael Kenna, Simon Norfolk, Lynsey Addario and Don McCullin. Live demonstrations will see Fuji, Panasonic and Sony put some of their kit in the spotlight in intimate product spotlight sessions. A dynamic collective of women will be hosting a panel Women in Photography, discussing various themes around the subject. A great line-up of exhibitors including Nikon, Olympus, Manfrotto and Bowens will be hosting free talks on their stands completing this comprehensive programme of activities. The Photography Show is a great day out for keen enthusiast photographers, don’t miss out and book your
ticket today (if you are reading this in the electronic edition released before the show) via photographyshow.com and benefit from the pre-show ticket prices. On-the-door ticket prices apply after 17th March.
Universal appeal
For all visitors, pro or enthusiast, the programme is really packed with demos and education: On the Live Stage top photographers demonstrate how to tackle a diverse range of shoots, from unique challenging subjects to portrait, wedding and fashion. Streetscape is a brand new open stage on the show floor with graffiti in an ‘urban street setting’. Pro photographers talk visitors through how to get the best out of their street photography. IGPOTY Garden – as last year, there is a real garden on the show floor hosted by International Garden Photographer of the Year (IGPOTY) for visitors keen to practise macro and plant photography. Behind the Lens – a seminar style theatre features professional photographers covering a diverse selection of genres and techniques. Lomography Konstruktor Workshops – popular in 2014, this is a workshop where visitors can build their own analogue
WHAT TO SEE
camera from scratch (additional ticket required, as you get to keep your finished camera). Lomography Diana F+ Workshop – a workshop where visitors can test out a range of lenses and the instant print capabilities of the very hip Diana F+ camera. Adobe Theatre will be where Photoshop and Lightroom experts talk visitors through the essential skills needed to successfully edit photos. For those entering the field of movies and especially the new world of 4K, there is a Filmmaker Theatre dedicated to film-making, giving visitors hints and tips on how to get the best out of the video function on their cameras. Mobileography will be an open area on the show floor designed to demonstrate the ability of smartphones to create great photos.
DIY Framing & Mounting Workshops – this was another very popular practical training workshop last year. You can learn how to mount and frame your own pictures, with tips and advice on hand from the UK School of Framing (additional ticket required) 30 Under 30 is an exciting competition that identifies 30 emerging photographers aged between 18 and 30 internationally, recognising and providing a platform for burgeoning photographic talent. A gallery area displays the winning projects. Don’t forget that if you’re a pro or interested in turning pro, you can meet MPA, BIPP, AoP, the RPS, The Societies and a host of magazine and book publishers dedicated to helping you – as well as training experts like Aspire and The Photographer Academy.
Live demonstrations and photo shoots pulled the crowds in 2014
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There’s a full programme for visitors and most of it is free…
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18 The Photography Show 2015 | BPI News
21-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
Keep up to date at the show!Download the exclusive Photography Show app from the following sites: Apple Store:http://bit.ly/1CKIxzs
Google Play Store:http://bit.ly/1v0kagc
or via the app page:http://bit.ly/1L2LezT
Time your visit to catch the Live Stage – FREESaturday March 21st 11.30-12.00hrsOne Flash, Two Flash, Three Flash, FourExplore different light setups and how power settings can change the mood of an image. With John Denton, Contemporary Portrait Photographer.12.30-13.00hrsThe Art of Wedding Photography LightingJoin world-leading wedding photographer Jeff Ascough as he discusses light sources and the relationship between light and your subject.15.30-16.00hrsFrom Ordinary to ExtraordinaryJoin Faye and Trevor Yerbury as they take you on a journey of how to create the extraordinary from the ordinary.16.30-17.00hrsBecome a Better Photographer in 3 ShotsTake your photography up a level in just 3 shots! With Mark Cleghorn, Portrait & Wedding Photographer.
Sunday March 22nd 11.30-12.00hrsThe Secrets of Food Photography RevealedDiscover how to use your camera to get incredible food shots and techniques you need to create mouthwatering images. With William Reavell, Food Photographer and Teacher.12.30-13.00hrsShoot and Tell for Amazing Wedding PortraitsTake your wedding portraits to new levels and discover how to make your imagery stand out from the crowd. With Steve Howdle, Fashion Photographer.14.30-15.00hrsAn Improvised Shoot with the Naked PhotographerThis improvised shoot will demonstrate what can be achieved when you push your creativity to the limits. Adam Bronkhorst, Portrait, Wedding & Commercial Photographer.15:30 - 16:00The Art of Wedding Photography LightingJoin world-leading wedding photographer Jeff Ascough as he discusses light sources and the relationship between light and your subject.16.30-17.00hrsAdvanced One Light Set UpsExplore the different techniques associated with a one light set up. Wayne Johns, Fashion, Beauty, Portrait & Advertising Photographer.
Monday March 23rd 11.30-12.00hrsThe Beauty of the ImperfectionDiscover techniques for shooting creative portraits. Bert Stephani,Creative Portrait Photographer.12.30-13.00hrsMastering your Photographic SkillsPaul Wilkinson, portrait photographer, shares his story and expert advice on how to take your photography to the pinnacle of photographic success.14.30-15.00hrsAdvanced One Light Set Ups (see above)Explore the different techniques associated with a one light set up. Wayne Johns, Fashion, Beauty, Portrait & Advertising Photographer.15:30 - 16:00The Descendants: a Historical Portrait ProjectExplore Drew's fascinating project of recreated portraits of historical figures using their descendants and discover the techniques used to achieve amazing results. Drew Gardner, Photographer & Filmmaker.16.30-17.00hrsThe Art of Wedding Photography Lighting (see above)
Tuesday March 24th 11.30-12.00hrsGoing Beyond the BlandExplore professional styling and lighting and how it can create extraordinary results. Mark Cleghorn, Portrait & Wedding Photographer.12.30-13.00hrsThe Art of Wedding Photography Lighting (see above)14.30-15.00hrsThe Beauty of the Imperfection (see above)15:30 - 16:00The Art of Pregnancy and Newborn PhotographyExplore the business of newborns with Tobias Robins, Newborn Photographer.
The Live Stage is completely free to enjoy. Seats are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. The speakers are brought to you by The Societies, Canon, MPA, The Photographer Academy, The Photography Farm, Leica, Fujifilm, and Manfrotto. To see more schedules of what’s on at this year’s Photography Show, visit photographyshow.com
Look for this poster at The Photography Show. It is not just an informative lighting guide from The Flash Centre, it includes special offers from Aspire Photographic Training and Mark Cleghorn’s The Photographer Academy. The reverse side is the ‘best’ shot from the portrait shoot, at 22 x 30" size.
LIGHTING GUIDEMaster professional portrait lighting with these 20 essential studio setups
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite SoftboxPosition the light high and to the side to
create a triangle on the model’s cheek. The shadow of the nose should point towards the edge of the lips. The Portalite creates a soft directional effect.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one 16cm Reflector,
one Shoot-through UmbrellaPosition the light high and to the side as with
the ‘Rembrandt with a Portalite Softbox’ setup. The light is slightly less contrasty,
because the light is less directional and there is always some reflection from the studio surroundings.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one 18cm Reflector with Honeycomb Position the light in the same manner as the previous ‘Rembrandt’ techniques; the light
through the honeycomb grid is stronger and more dramatic. The grid makes it very easy
to direct the light on to the model and away from the background, which becomes dark.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one 16cm Reflector, one Silver UmbrellaPosition the light in the same manner as the
previous ‘Rembrandt’ techniques. The light bouncing from the silver umbrella is more
direct and wraps around the features of the face yet still creates the shadow from the nose towards the mouth.
REMBRANDT WITH A SILVER UMBRELLA
REMBRANDT WITH A HONEYCOMB GRID
REMBRANDT THROUGH AN UMBRELLA
REMBRANDT WITH A PORTALITE SOFTBOX
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite Softbox
Use the ‘Split’ technique with no light spilling onto one side of the face and pose the model
so that her head is at an angle. Position the light so that the far (short) side is lit and the
rest of the face is in shadow.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite Softbox
Use the ‘Split’ technique with no light spilling onto one side of the face and pose the model
so that her head is at an angle. Position the light so that the near (broad) side is lit and
the rest of the face is in shadow.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite Softbox
Position the softbox above and to one side of the model for a classic ‘Rembrandt’ effect.
Place the softbox half a metre away, this will create softer shadows. Look at the soft
shadow from the nose. Notice also the darkened background, also due to the Portalite being closer.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite Softbox
Position the softbox above and to one side of the model for a classic ‘Rebrandt’ effect. This time place the softbox two metres or more away; this will create more defined
shadows. Look how hard the shadow from the nose is.
KEY WITH A FAR AWAY PORTALITE SOFTBOX
KEY WITH A CLOSE PORTALITE SOFTBOX
SPLIT/BROAD
SPLIT/SHORT
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite SoftboxUse the principles of ‘Rembrandt’ lighting
to create the triangle of light on the face. Position the model’s head at an angle and
light it from the left side, so the side of the face closer to the camera falls into shade.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite SoftboxUse the principles of ‘Rembrandt’ lighting
to create the triangle of light on the face. Position the model’s head at an angle and
light it from the right side, so the side of the face closest to the camera is lit.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite SoftboxPosition a light to one side of the model in
such a way that no light spills onto the other side of the face, with a shadow line running
down the centre. We’ve used a softbox here, but any of the light modifiers would work.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite Softbox, one small reflectorPosition a light to one side of the model in
such a way that no light spills onto the far side of the face, with a shadow line running
down the centre. Position a reflector on the opposite side to bounce light back into the
face and fill some of the shadows.
SPLIT WITH FILL
SPLIT
REMBRANDT BROAD
REMBRANDT SHORT
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite SoftboxThis setup is similar to ‘Rembrandt’, but
rather than creating a closed triangle of light on the unlit cheek, the shadow from the nose
should create a loop pointing towards the corner of the mouth.
KIT: One D-lite RX4 head, one Clip-lock Stand, one Portalite Softbox
Position one light above and directly in line with the centre of the subject’s face. Notice
how there’s an even shadow under the nose. It’s best if this shadow doesn’t reach all the way down to the upper lip.
KIT: Two D-lite RX4 heads, two Clip-lock Stands, two Portalite Softboxes
Use a second D-lite Strobe and Portalite softbox for this setup and position both
lights (each set to the same power and the same angle) either side of the model at head height. This will give a very even light. Notice the lack of shadows.
FLAT LIGHT
BUTTERFLY
LOOP
KIT: Two D-lite RX4 heads, two Clip-lock Stands, two Portalite Softboxes
This is a great beauty setup. Position one softbox slightly above the model in the
centre and angled downwards and one slightly below, also in the centre but angled upwards. A boom arm to support the top
light is useful but not essential.
CLAMSHELL
KIT: Two D-lite RX4 heads, two Clip-lock Stands, two Portalite Softboxes
Set a key light above the subject and at a 45 degree angle to create a basic ‘Loop’ setup.
Position a second light in a lower position and to the other side of the model, reduce its
power to roughly half that of your key light.
KEY AND FILL
KIT: Two D-lite RX4 heads, two Clip-lock Stands, one Portalite Softbox, one Pop-up Reflector
Use one D-lite with the Softbox as your key light and a large silver reflector to bounce
light back into the face. To make the background completely white, place the
second D-lite behind the model, point it at the backdrop and use a higher power setting.
HIGH KEY
KIT: Two D-lite RX4 heads, two Clip-lock Stands, one Portalite Softbox
Use a simple ‘Loop’ or ‘Rembrandt’ setup and position a second light behind the
model, pointing at the background. Adjust the strength and angle of the flash to vary the intensity and the gradient of the light on the background.
KIT: Two D-lite RX4 heads, two Clip-lock Stands, one Portalite Softbox, one 18cm
Reflector with Honeycomb GridUse a simple ‘Loop’ or ‘Rembrandt’ setup,
but add a second light with an 18cm Reflector and Grid attached (or use a snoot) placed
behind the model. Angle the D-lite precisely, using the modelling light so that the light
catches the edge of the model’s hair.
LOOP WITH A RIM LIGHT
LOOP WITH A BACKGROUND LIGHT
D-LITE STROBE WITH 18CM REFLECTOR AND GRID
EL SILVER UMBRELLA
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Undoubtedly one of the biggest questions to match the fastest
growing trend within the photo printing industry is how we encourage consumers to print photos from the millions that are captured everyday on smartphones and tablet. The answer is to be had in the Kodak Moments HD Tablet App and My Kodak Moments App for smartphone. Thanks to the introduction of consumer friendly features, it has been downloaded over 10 million times. Go to:kodakmomentsapp.comto do so yourself. The idea is that it allows you to create photo projects and products – everything from ordering a print to designing your own personal photo book – anywhere and everywhere – and then collect the end result from a local retail outlet of your choice. As photographers, the beauty is that you get both the creative options of desktop software combined with the ease of use of a mobile app. Back home on the sofa or even while still on holiday, it will quickly take you to your choice of photo and design template, thanks to its intuitive user interface and networking of
See the Kodak Moments apps in action on the Tetenal stand C101, Hall 5 at The Photography Show
Create your very own ‘Kodak Moments’Visit C101 to see how the Kodak Moments app simplifies the route from capture to print for tablets and mobiles
social media platforms including Facebook or Instagram. You can then send your finished print project to participating retailers for collection on the same day. Two technologies help make this possible. Smart Fit technology automatically adapts the size of the photo selected to the space that is available, without losing content or cropping it. And Kodak Perfect Touch enhancement technology improves the picture quality automatically. In addition to the photos stored in the camera or the device, the app also accesses the user’s photos – subject to the user’s consent – on Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, Dropbox or Apple’s iCloud. The app is now available to download from the Apple App
The Kodak Moments App whether used on tablet (above and left) or mobile (below) allows you to create printed products anywhere, then collect from your local store – or do it all in-store if you wish
Store on iTunes, with a version for Android devices to follow. Planned updates include a broad range of photo products, including customised greeting cards, photo collages and calendars. “We’re being realistic here and not expecting every single image from a mobile phone to be printed, but if we can unlock a fraction of smartphone photographers to recognise these special Kodak Moments and encourage them to print, then that really is going to be a game changer for us and the industry too,” UK Marketing Manager Paul Davey tells us. “There have been reports suggesting people are putting too much faith in the Internet being ever-lasting in terms of storing our memories. The only
way to absolutely secure those images for the longer term is to print them, which is an essential message we need to put across. “But we actually managed to get ourselves ‘trending’ worldwide on Twitter, thanks to our work with Text Santa on ITV. In fact the results were pretty spectacular in terms of the numbers of people we were able to reach. ‘Kodak Moments’ is a widely recognised phrase, so by tapping into how this is used on digital channels such as Instagram we can increase engagement and interaction.” To download the app/s for mobile and tablet now or to get the Kodak Create@Home software for your PC, head to kodakmomentsapp.com and don’t forget to drop by stand C101 at the show!
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It’s all about the print… see the best prints and find the best papers at The Photography Show
STAND E8121-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
STAND H135
The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain – or ‘PAGB’ for short – is a body that helps coordinate national
events and services for almost 1,000 pho-tographic clubs across the UK, via such clubs’ affiliation with one of 15 Regional Federations. Services include the bi-an-nual PAGB handbook, which lists all the volunteer lecturers and judges willing to visit clubs, plus very competitive and vitally important insurance for clubs and members. Added to this, inter-club chal-lenges, awards and competitions all seek to appreciate the very best of UK ama-teur photography, with their Awards for Photographic Merit (CPAGB, DPAGB and MPAGB) held in the highest esteem. Clubs meet regularly, mostly weekly, and typically from September until April, though in fact some remain active and open all year round. The clubs’ objective is to encourage members to enjoy and improve their photography in the mutu-ally supportive and motivating company of fellow enthusiasts. Many people have an old fashioned view of camera clubs as populated by men in cardigans endlessly discussing equipment. This kind of club is long gone.
Want to join a camera club? The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain has all the info on stand H135
Strength in an Alliance
Most are vibrant creative organisations with an equal gender mix and mem-bers from many different backgrounds. Photographs are discussed far more than cameras (or cardigans). The ethos of the Dumfries Camera Club, to give just one example, is typ-ical of the majority, namely in seeking to extend a warm welcome to all levels of photographer, from beginner to inter-national award winner. Competitions are run throughout the year and speakers, both national and local, visit the club to lecture and give presentations on various aspects of photography. You don’t even have to take photographs to attend an enthusiastic club where members with a wide range of abilities enjoy seeing each others’ pictures and benefiting from a shared knowledge of all things photo-graphic. So if you are looking for inspi-ration, want to know which buttons to press on your camera or just want to join a friendly progressive photographic club, why not come along to stand H135 at The Photography Show to find out more. The following URL can also be visited for further info and to subscribe free to an e-newsletter: www.thepagb.org.uk
Sample Issue for the Photography Show 2015
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GB CUP (Small Clubs) 2015 INDIVIDUAL WINNER
EYE CONTACT BY RAY GIRLING, MID CHESHIRE CAMERA CLUB
Welcome to the Photography Show. If you want to know anything about starting or joining
a Camera Club or a Photographic Society you should call on the PAGB on Stand H135.
They can show you how to find a club where you can share your photography with other
like minded amateurs, enjoy and learn from the photography of others, explore your style
and your visual interests and develop into the wonderful photographer you can be.
This is a sample issue of e-news, the newsletter of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain
Subscribe FREE at www.pagbnews.co.uk
Bookland by Jackie Robinson, North Cheshire Photographic Society; On Jokulsarlon Beach, by Ken Lindsay Eastwood Photographic Society; on the e-news cover Eye Contact by Ray Girling, Mid Cheshire Camera Club (pick up a printed copy at the show… and get e-news FREE by e-mail).
There are several great reasons to seek out key distributor and inkjet media manufacturer Fotospeed at
The Photography Show, namely:
NEW: Get the first look at the Fotospeed Signature paper range, launching at TPS
The new family of inkjet media brings together five of the world’s leading pho-tographers – Joe Cornish, Trevor and Faye Yerbury, John Swannell and Charlie Waite – with a quartet of Fotospeed’s award winning papers: Smooth Cotton 300, Natural Soft Textured Bright White 315, Platinum Baryta 300 and Platinum Etching 285. Pin sharp imaging, a wide colour gamut and a high-density yield are achieved via Signature’s state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies as regards both the paper base and the ink-receiving layer. Also take a look at its new Metallic Lustre 275 and Metallic Gloss 275 photo inkjet papers, both with eye-catching metallic effect finish.
WIN! Signed prints worth up to £1,500 each
Fotospeed is also launching a photo competition to celebrate the launch of its new Signature media range. Not only does the prize include four chanc-es to win signed prints from its brand
‘Sign’ up now to FotospeedHead to stand E81 for the lowdown on the Signature paper range
ambassadors that would sell for around £1,500 in a gallery – you’ll additionally get your own winning shot professional-ly printed and presented by Fotospeed. Email [email protected] to re-ceive your free image upload entry pack.
NEW: Listen to Fotospeed talks
Fotospeed ambassadors Joe Cornish, Trevor and Faye Yerbury are among the big names sharing their expertise on the Fotospeed stand across the show’s four days, where they will be reflecting on their use of Fotospeed’s Natural Soft Texture Bright White 215 paper from the newly christened Signature range. Other confirmed speakers include fashion based portrait photographer Dave Kai-Piper, Panasonic ambassador Ross Grieve who will be talking about printing stills from 4K video, pre-eminent landscape photographer Joe Cornish and expert in perfect prints Doug Chinnery.
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Charlie Waite – Platinum Etching 285Landscape photography is much about discovery and photographers can only fully relish the rewards of their efforts when seen in the form of a print. The paper used for that print has to be as carefully considered as the image made. Discovering Fotospeed’s Platinum Etching 285 has been a revelation to me and has proved a vital tool in my ongoing quest to match pre-visualisation with end result.
John Swannell – Platinum Baryta 300As a photographer I aim to capture the spirit of my subject. While technology has changed over the years the one thing I feel remains the same is the importance of the printed image. Fotospeed’s Platinum Baryta bridges the gap between the traditional darkroom papers and todays digital media. I find that whilst it is known for reproducing superb B&W images it should never be under estimated as a paper for colour work.
Trevor & Faye Yerbury – Natural Soft Textured Bright White 315As traditional darkroom printers it has taken us many years to discover the right paper for our digital images that will capture and hold all of the shadow and highlight detail we demand. Natural Soft Textured Bright White is our preferred paper.
Joe Cornish – Smooth Cotton 300I aim to crystallise the endlessly varied light, colours and texture of nature in my landscape photographs. At the end of a chain of photographic processes, the print is the culmination and fulfilment of that effort, and the paper is critical to the success of the print. Fotospeed’s Smooth Cotton 300 is my paper of choice.
For samples or to find your nearest stockist please contact usTel: 01249 714 555Email: [email protected]
Professional InkJetMedia & Inks
The new Fotospeed Signature range brings together five ofthe world’s leading photographers with four of Fotospeed’smost popular, award-winning fine art inkjet papers:Smooth Cotton 300, Natural Soft Textured Bright White 315,Platinum Baryta 300 and Platinum Etching 285.
“ We are thrilled to be working with such a successful and diverse group of photographers. Each one has helped set the bar in their genre and it is a pleasure to see their work realised on our papers.”
Toby HerlingerSales Director at Fotospeed
To launch this new partnership we will be running a photo competition with prizes over £5000 up for grabs. Email [email protected] to receive your upload entry pack.
Pin sharp imaging, a wide colour gamut and a high D-max are all achieved with Signature’s state of the art manufacturing technologies, in both the paper base and the ink receiving layer.
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Steve Howdle is a fashion photographer specialising in Hair and Beauty. He started his photographic career in 2000 and within two years was shooting hair and beauty advertising for international companies
gaining a reputation within the industry for innovative lighting techniques. This experience enabled Steve to lead seminars and workshops around the UK and Europe.Steves passion for his craft is reflected in the work he does for organisations such as the British Institute of Professional Photographers and The Master Photographers Association; who have recently awarded him their highest qualification, a Fellowship, in recognition of his fashion photography.
Stand G121 / NEC Birmingham / Saturday 21st - Tuesday 24th March 2015
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Ever since Elinchrom launched the Ranger Quadra, demand has grown for truly versa-tile, portable solutions enabling photogra-phers to make the most of flash outdoors. This year the ELB 400 is going a step further, taking the system to a new level of creativity.ELB 400 Key Features - - 20% faster recycling than the Quadra Hybrid- Increased power range now 7- 424Ws - Improved battery capacity, 350 full power flashes from one charge- New OLED display with intuitive control- New flash modes; Strobo, Sequence and Delayed- Battery Rescue Feature, restore your discharged Lithium-ion batteries- Enhanced rugged design Available with a choice of two heads. The Quadra Action head provides the best flash duration for freezing motion. The Quadra Pro head offers a higher guide number and can easily be used in conjunction with HyperSync triggers. Receive 5% off when you pre-order at the show or on-line with an expected shipping date of late April.
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Visit our Live Shooting Studio!New for 2015 is The Flash Centre Live Shooting Studio, where you can have all your lighting questions answered. Professional Photographer Steve Howdle and his model will be on hand all day to share knowledge and demo all the Elinchrom kit. He will be shooting using a Pentax 645Z, the fantastic and most affordable medium format camera. Drop by at any time to see our kit being used just like you would in your own studio!
Your ‘Professional Portrait Lighting Guide’ for free.. If all this isn’t tempting enough we will be handing out free copies of our A1 poster ‘Professional Portrait Lighting Guide’ made in association with NPhoto and PhotoPlus. Can’t remember your Rembrandt Short from your Rembrandt Broad? Never fear, the “20 Essential Studio Set Ups” will set you on the path to sure success with your lighting.
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The Photography Show 2015 is the best place to take advantage of our special offers, although they are also available in our stores and on-line for the duration of the show. As always we are offering you our best deals of the year, our philosophy is simple; the more successful we can help you to be, the easier it is for you to continue to be our customer! We hope to see you at The Photography Show! The TFC Team. All prices include Vat.
Deals Available from 21/03/15 - 27/03/15. Goods not taken at the show may by prior arrangement be shipped (delivery charges may apply). All savings are calculated from RRP’s.
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STAND G4121-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
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If you’ve never tried using Canson’s high quality Fine Art and Photo papers before
then The Photography Show presents the ideal opportunity, with two different sets of Discovery test packs on sale for a fiver each, instead of the usual £17.78. This is a limited show offer, while stocks last – so head over there now to secure a great deal. Plus, to celebrate Canson’s 150 years in the photo business – in fact, it is the last photographic paper manufacturing pioneer still standing – there are prize draws being held every day of the show to win Canson papers, archival photo storage boxes designed to preserve your prints over time, plus signed prints from brand ambassadors. Photographer Bryan Hopper will be appearing on stand G41 with fellow professional John Miskelly, to answer your
questions, share tips, divulge tricks and generally give advice on why they both choose and use Canson papers. So come over to say hello and enjoy what’s being described as a stellar printing performance. Another draw is that when you do pay a visit, you’ll find a display that less resembles a stand and more closely that of a gallery, thanks to 20 works of art on show – printed on Canson papers naturally – for you to peruse. As we’ve indicated there are some great show offers to be had at the Canson stand as well as expert advice from its brand ambassadors and the team on achieving perfect prints. With Fine Art and Photo papers and canvasses offered in the Canson Infinity series and limited deals to be had, don’t dawdle… dash over to location G41 now. www.cansoninfinity.com
Discover why there’s never been a better time to sample Canson papers on stand G41
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Canson Fine Art (above) and Fine Art Photo Discovery packs – with 10 or 11 full A4 sample sheets of premium papers in each one – can be picked up on the stand for only £5. That’s saving £12.78 per pack on retail prices! Editor’s tip – buy five of each pack and you’ll get four sheets of each of 21 different premium papers to test and create fine prints with.
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A huge selection of second hand items to buy and an exhibition of stunning images captured by its
members are just two essential reasons to visit the Disabled Photographers’ Society stand H51 at The Photography Show. Founded in 1968, the Disabled Photographers’ Society is a registered national charity that promotes photogra-phy for people with disabilities, their carers, disabled groups, or anyone with an interest in helping the disabled. So if you have a disability and want to enjoy photography, the Society is here to help, advise and encourage you to overcome any difficulties you have to enable you to take great photographs. It has extensive experience in adapting or making equip-ment to help even those with severe disabilities operate their camera. Many members produce work on a par with (or better than) able-bodied club members and professional photographers, accord-ing to Chairman Tom Molloy. Even if you are able bodied you can still get involved with the Society by gen-erously donating unwanted photograph-ic equipment. If you’ve upgraded your
The Photography Show is a great place to pick up bargains and meet fellow photographers!
STAND B221-24 MARCH 2015THE NEC, BIRMINGHAM
Plenty of ability on show
kit, don’t leave old gear stuck in the back of the wardrobe; donate it at the show. Just about anything photographic that is in working order is welcomed - from a roll of film or your old instruction book, through to a complete darkroom or your old camera outfit – good use can be made of it all. Unlike some charities, the Society does not employ staff and exists purely on the hard work of volunteers, so every penny raised goes directly to help the continuation of its work, allowing its members to benefit from the therapeutic effect that photography provides. So if you’re reading this online before the event please take note that any do-nation, large or small, is gratefully accept-ed on Stand H51. But even if you do not have any suitable donations, do still visit the stand to peruse the many second hand items for sale, including a huge se-lection of used cameras, books, bags and cases. There will also be a diverse selec-tion of members’ photography to admire. If you have items to donate but are not able to bring them to the show then please email Chairman Tom Molloy:[email protected] thanks in advance.
STAND H51
Grab second hand gear, make a donation and view stunning imagery on stand H51
Meet the Disabled Photographers’ Society members on stand, hunt for rare old donated gems sold for donations, and see their exhibition work: sheep, by Alan Raymond; water drop by John Long; dye in the sky by chairman, Tom Molloy. Fresh from a Customer Service Gold
Award from Amateur Photographer magazine, SRB Photographic Ltd
is appearing at The Photography Show stand B2 with its plethora of UK manufac-tured, precision engineered and moreo-ver great value camera filter and lens adapter products. With over 45 years’ worth of experience under its belt, SRB prides itself on not only giving excellent service, but also advice over the phone, online and in-store – as well as at the show itself! Hero products on display in Hall 5 of Birmingham’s NEC include its new ‘A’ and ‘P’ size Aluminium Square Filter Holders, which feature an integrated adaptor ring for easy and full rotation when in use, and for three filters to be loaded at any one time, plus its multiple award winning ND1000 ‘big stopper’ fil-ter. Price wise the A size pro filter hold-er is £19.95, while the P size is £24.95. Alternatively grab the A size pro starter kit at £34.95, which includes a holder and one ND filter, or P size pro starter
kit that also includes holder and ND filter for a bargain £39.50. With deals like these you’ll also want to be aware that launched at The Photography Show is SRB Photographic Ltd’s new spring/summer 2015 cata-logue, which includes all of its new prod-ucts – so be sure to take one. Stand B2 will also be hosting many special show offers that are even better value than those on the website or published in the catalogue, so it would be well worth your while to pay a visit. For example it is of-fering a selfie stick bundle that includes bluetooth remote in a choice of six col-ours for just £10.00 instead of the usual £14.90… worth it for just the remote! All SRB filters will also be available for purchasing so this is the perfect oppor-tunity to survey the range in one go. See you there. www.srb-photographic.co.uk
Great value from AP Award winner SRBNew filter holders & spring/summer catalogue launched on stand B2
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Any smartphone or camerawhich can be triggered bybluetooth can be used with theSRB selfie kit as it includes a separate bluetooth remote release. The phone mount will fit any tripod, too, and the stick will fit any camera with a 1/4” tripod bush.
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