In this episode of “broncolor: The Light,” entitled “Satellite,” Julian Bernstein returns to talk about the 3 different broncolor satellite reflectors: the Mini-Satellite, Satellite Evolution, and the Satellite Staro, which are small, hard and soft satellite light modifiers, respectively. The Satellite Evolution is perfect for simulating natural light atmospheres. It has a high light output [...]

For those who missed Chase Jarvis’s ChaseJarvisLive on October 26, last week, you can see it here. Guests were Mackelmore and Chryde, and a full, live studio audience. Broncolor was featured in the video, alongside a contest that was open to everyone on Twitter. The lucky winner is Twitter’s @Careyphoto, photographer Lori Carey from Orange [...]

Shoot-NYC has become know as the event to attend during the busy October photo season in the city. Only in its third year, the event continues to grow hosting three times the numbers from the previous year. Shoot-NYC is based on the premise of educating the photographic community, raising the technical level of photographers, so [...]

Shoot-NYC, the annual professional forum held by industry leaders broncolor and Hasselblad is back, with exciting new photographic forums and live shooting sets that incorporate the latest photographic technology. By attending Shoot-NYC, you will learn from top industry professionals. Educational seminars will cover topics that range from reproduction, fashion and commercial photography, to the ever-changing [...]

The broncolor Senso powerpack is every photographer’s dream: it is a lightweight system that is super adjustable and, true to its name, sensible. The next video from the broncolor: The Light video series featuring Amber Gray and Julian Bernstein is entitled “Senso” and is an as straight-forward-as-you-can-get review of the broncolor Senso power pack. The [...]

Ryan Enn Hughes is a motion picture director and photographer based in Toronto, and has made a big splash in the photo and video industries when he began shooting what he likes to call “interdisciplinary,” media.  His curiosity of motion arts was spurred from the partnership of both video and photo interests, connecting still photos [...]

A native of Westcliffe, Colorado, Gregor Halenda got his shot at photography stardom at age 12 when he took pictures of rodeo bull riders that hit his local paper’s front page. Although he only earned 25 bucks and local recognition, Halenda turned his budding career into a yearning for something bigger. Eventually, he landed in [...]

We recently caught up with Greg Miller, a professional photographer based in Atlanta, and interviewed him on how he began his career, the pros and cons of the photo industry and a project that Miller is working on with Mitsubishi Electric. From when he was a kid, Miller enjoyed photography. His first camera, a Winner [...]

I first picked up a camera at the age of fourteen – photography was very exciting to me, I had no technical skill but with a very good eye for detail and due to an early encouragement to painting and drawing from my parents I was able to put my creativity into play. My mother [...]

A master at depicting unique and captivating subject matter, Caesar’s inspiration is derived from a singular drive to push the limits and evoke emotion through innovative photography. “I feel exactly the same way when I’ve started my career always researching and experimenting to create something different, doing it from the heart.” With a Bachelors of [...]