Check out the above video for PhotoPlus 2011. You can find the manufacturers and links mentioned in the video below.
Check out B&H Photo’s latest gear here and follow them on Twitter @BHPhotoVideo.
Tentative manufacturer list for Photography Bay coverage:
- Animoto – Photo and video slideshow automation
- Bron Imaging – Broncolor strobes, California Sunbounce reflectors, Sun Sniper straps, and more
- Camera Bits – Photo Mechanic organizational software
- Canon – Canon 1D X
- Cinevate – Sliders, dollies, DSLR rigs and accessories
- Datacolor – Spyder3 and other monitor and camera calibration tools
- DxO – DxO Optics Pro and Film Pack post-production software
- Fuji – Fuji X100, X10
- Ilford – Photo paper and media
- International Supplies – Camera Duck, Camera Slingers, Cables Unlimited, Ridata, Varavon and more
- Lowepro – Camera bags
- Manfrotto – Tripods, heads, lights, stands and more
- Nikon – Nikon 1 Series
- PocketWizard – Radio flash triggers
- Sekonic – Light meters
- Spider Holster – Camera holster
- Unified Color – HDR software
- Western Digital – Network and storage solutions
- Wiley – Photography books
- X-Rite – Color management products
See the complete list of PhotoPlus 2011 exhibitors here on the PhotoPlus website.
This PhotoPlus 2011 coverage is sponsored by B&H Photo, which Photography Bay proudly recommends as the number one source for all your photographic needs. B&H Photo is located online at www.bhphotovideo.com and in New York City at its 70,000+ sq. ft. SuperStore.
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This might sound a bit crazy, but I am wondering about third party support for the Nikon 1 series. It would be cool if Pocket Wizard made a model for the Nikon V1, though I would be surprised. I’m planning on adding a V1 to my gear in a week or so, and it would be great to see some third party products.
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