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NIKON UNLEASHES THE D6

New pro DSLR announced, plus Olympus unveils OM-D E-M1 III F E AT U R E

SHOOT FOR THE EDIT

Discover how the image-editing process begins out in the field PHOTOS

GALLERY

Our pick of the best reader Ĝĵ±čåŸ üųŅĵƤ±ųŅƚĹÚ ƋĘå ƵŅųĬÚ

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RODENT RUMBLE

Amazing image captures mice fighting in underground station CRASH COURSE

MASTER FOCAL LENGTH

Learn how to choose the right lens and length for any subject PHOTOSHOP

MAKE A POLY-PORTRAIT

Use an Action to turn an image into a semi-abstract work of art

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CLOUD STORAGE

We try out six top web-based options for storing, backing up and organising your image collection

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W H AT ’ S H O T THE WEEK’S TOP HEADLINES IN PHOTOGRAPHY

NIKON ANNOUNCES THE D6, I TS OLYMPICS CONTENDER

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New pro DSLR will take on Canon’s 1D X Mark III at the Tokyo games

ikon has officially announced

best cameras for professionals, and

its long-awaited new flagship

ƋĘåƤ%ƅ ±ĹÚ )k ěŎ% £ a±ųĩ FFF ±ųå ŞųŅŅü

But the Nikon D6, like its Canon

DSLR, the Nikon D6. This is

of the faith professional photographers

rival, is built for environments tougher

the high-speed professional sports

still have in the DSLR design – the

and more pressurised than regular

camera that will go head to head with

DSLR vs mirrorless debate clearly isn’t

photographers will ever face. These

the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III at the

over just yet

cameras have to capture ultra-high-

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2020 Olympics, and could be crucial

For hobbyist photographers, the

with a price tag 10 times higher.

speed action, often in the most

to both companies’ fortunes in the

headline specifications of the Nikon D6

demanding weather and lighting

professional camera market over the

might sound positively ordinary. It has a

conditions, with utter reliability,

next four years.

20.8-megapixel full-frame sensor with

predictability and precision.

Nikon and Canon are both key contenders in the race to provide the

fewer megapixels than even a basic DSLR or mirrorless camera, yet comes

Nikon is promoting the D6 with the mantra “decisive power, faster

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THE WEEK’S TOP HEADLINES IN PHOTOGRAPHY workflow, absolute reliability”. The ϱĵåų± ĜŸ ÚåŸĜčĹåÚ ĹŅƋ ģƚŸƋƤüŅų ŸŞŅųƋŸ photography but for all-round news coverage, where photographers can’t afford to leave anything to chance.

Key features Outwardly, the Nikon D6 resembles its predecessor, the Nikon D5, with a tall body that incorporates a high-capacity battery slung underneath and a dual control layout for both horizontal and vertical shooting.

The autofocus system is brand new.

The Nikon D5 had a 153-point system with a mixture of regular and more precise cross-type sensors, whereas © Nikon

the D6 swaps this for a 105-point all cross-type array, all of which are individually selectable, and powered by a system which Nikon says is faster than ever before. The company says it

ĜĹƤƋĘĜŸ ±ĹÚ ƋĘå Ɛ% Ƌų±ÏĩĜĹč ĵŅÚåŸţ The 20.8-megapixel resolution has

This means the camera will be able to capture images in near-darkness,

takes precision to another level, with

been chosen to deliver optimum image

±ĜÚåÚƤÆƼ ĜĵŞųŅƴåÚ ±ƚƋŅüŅÏƚŸ ŸåĹŸĜƋĜƴĜƋƼØ

“unparalleled” tracking performance.

quality at high ISO settings and enable

which can now work in light levels as

very fast burst modes of up to 14fps

low as -4.5EV.

The new system offers an increased range of selectable Group-Area AF

with full auto-exposure and AF tracking,

patterns, another Nikon innovation,

and 10.5fps in Silent Photography mode,

high ISO performance and continuous

to enable detailed optimisation for

also with AF tracking.

shooting speed. Professional

different subjects and users. You can

The Nikon D6 will offer an ISO range

With the D6 you’re not just paying for

photographers also need high-speed

ÏĘŅŅŸå ƋĘåƤe8 ŸƋ±ųƋĜĹč ŞŅĜĹƋ ĜĹ eƚƋŅ

of 100–102400 in standard mode, and

connectivity to get their images

Area AF mode and prioritise eye AF

ISO50-3,280,000 in expanded mode.

back to the picture desk before their rivals, and the D6 incorporates Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and wired 1000BASE-T LAN support, with Nikon claiming that the D6 brings approximately 15 % faster communication than the D5.

Streamlined workflows are also crucial for professional sports and news photographers, and Nikon says ƋĘå %ƅƤʱŸ ± ŸƋųå±ĵĬĜĹåÚ ƵŅųĩüĬŅƵ ƋʱƋ makes it easier to select and prioritise key shots. It also uses the latest and fastest memory card formats, with Úƚ±ĬƤϱųÚ ŸĬŅƋŸ ƋʱƋ ŸƚŞŞŅųƋ ÆŅƋĘ £}% and CFexpress cards.

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The Nikon D6 is due to go on sale some time in the spring, and will cost £6,299 in the UK and $6,499 in the US.

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OLYMPUS UNVEIL S I TS NEW MIRRORLESS POWERHOUSE E-M1 Mark III gets a new processor and improved AF, and takes 80MP images

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ike snapping sports and wildlife? The new Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III is one of

the fastest, powerful mirrorless cameras we’ve seen for a while – and it comes with a pro-level price tag to match.

Like a mini version of the flagship E-M1X, the E-M1 Mark III is a Micro Four Thirds camera for professionals and serious amateur photographers who demand speed, shooting features and portability above all else.

Four Thirds sensors like the one in this camera are smaller than their © Olympus

APS-C and full-frame equivalents, which can make them an acquired taste. But on the plus side, they do allow cameras like the E-M1 Mark III ƋŅƤŸŧƚååDŽå ĜĹ ŸĘŅŅƋĜĹč üå±ƋƚųåŸ ƋʱƋ

These include the 50MP Handheld

would otherwise be impossible in a

High Res Shot mode, which helps

body this small

landscape shooters get around the

Filter) tech, which should keep the sensor free of pesky dust particles.

The camera’s 4K video has also been

20MP limitation of the sensor, and Face

given a minor bump with the inclusion

Improved IBIS

and Eye Priority autofocus, which stems

of the flat OM-Log400 profile, which

One of those features is a boosted

from the 121-point Phase Detection AF.

lets more advanced shooters grade

in-body image stabilisation (IBIS)

Other improvements on the E-M1

footage in post-production.

While the E-M1 Mark III is shaping up

system that claims to provide 7.5 stops

Mark II include a new ‘multi selector’

of compensation, allowing handheld

(otherwise known as a joystick) for

to be a fine all-rounder, it comes with a

shooters to use slower shutter speeds

quickly selecting AF points, and ‘Live

pretty steep price tag. It’ll be available

to help keep their ISO low and preserve

ND’ for seeing the effects of the in-

to buy body-only from late February

image quality.

camera neutral density filter on your

for £1,599.99/$1,799.99, or in various kit

snaps in the viewfinder.

lens bundles.

The 20.4MP Live MOS sensor in the new camera is the same as its

Aside from these new features, the

These include one with the M.Zuiko

predecessor, but is paired with a new

E-M1 Mark III shares a lot of similarities

Digital ED 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro lens for

TruePic IX processor that powers some

with its predecessor, including a

£2,199.99/$2,499.99, and another with

impressive AF and software skills,

weather-sealed magnesium alloy body

the M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-100mm f/4.0

ƵĘĜÏĘƤƵå üĜųŸƋ Ÿ±Ƶ ĜĹ ƋĘå )ěaŎ£ţ

and its SSWF (Super Sonic Wave Filter

IS Pro for £2,499.99/$2899.99.

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SUITABLE SKY Ęå ÏĬŅƚÚŸ ĀƋ ĜĹ ƵĜƋĘ ƋĘå image because the light ĜŸƤÆåĬĜåƴ±ÆĬå SMALL SILHOUETTE Dropping in the small Āčƚųå ±Ÿ ± ŸĜĬĘŅƚåƋƋå ĹåƻƋ to the church was easy as she’s in shadow

LADY MATCHES BACKGROUND The camera angle on the lady suits the landscape. Shadows were added to match the existing light

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EVEN BASE IMAGE The base image of the chapel is evenly lit from sunlight behind the camera

SHOOT FOR THE EDIT Peter Eastway explains how to approach image editing as a process that begins when you’re still out in the field any people believe that if you don’t capture a good image with your camera, you can fix it later in Lightroom or Photoshop. However, while there’s no doubt that we can do amazing things in post-production, there are many, many reasons why shooting images correctly for the edit makes good sense. Try to think of photography as a chain of events, from searching for a subject and taking the picture, to processing the raw file and

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finessing the subject in post-production.

The final image is only as good as the weakest link in the chain – and this is why we can’t overlook the importance of shooting for the edit.

Someone who’s much more erudite than me suggested that a camera is simply a pixel-gathering device, and that we should always aim to capture the best-quality pixels possible. So, whether you’re capturing separate images to merge together

in post-production, or just a single exposure for optimum quality, there are some essential techniques that begin with our camera craft in the field.

Don’t just read this article in the context of creating composite images. Shooting for the edit is just as important for all your single-exposure images – despite the power of our raw processing and editing software, you’ll still get the best results by capturing the optimal starting image.

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WATCH THE HISTOGRAM t might sound obvious to more REPEATING ELEMENTS experienced photographers, but the This was originally a horizontal most important thing you can do is frame – the cows on top of the keep an eye on your camera’s histogram. ĘĜĬĬƤƵåųå ĵŅƴåÚ ƚŞØ ±ĹÚ åƻƋų± ĘĜĬĬŸƤ±ĹÚ ÏĬŅƚÚŸ Ƶåųå ±ÚÚåÚ üųŅĵ Whether you’re capturing a single image or a the other exposures to create a number of elements to composite together, vertical composition ƼŅƚƤĹååÚ ƋŅ ųåÏŅųÚ ƋĘå ÆåŸƋěŧƚ±ĬĜƋƼ ŞĜƻåĬŸ possible. While framing, focus and light are important, perhaps the most important technical skill is not overexposing WORTH THE your highlights.

EFFORT? In photography, Focus stacking can take time, we are generally so if you’re only going to show unappreciative of ±ĹƤĜĵ±čå ŅĹ ƼŅƚų ƵåÆŸĜƋåØ ƼŅƚ pure whites – snow might get away with just using or a white wall, for ŅĹåƤüų±ĵå ±ĹÚ ±ÚÚĜĹč ĜĹ ± ĬĜƋƋĬå example, are expected extra sharpening. However, if to have some texture you then need to make an and tonality. If you exhibition print, you’ll have to process again! overexpose the highlights, your pixels are recorded as pure white and, while you can darken them down to the required tonality in post-production, you can’t recover the texture – and texture is a quality that’s important for a satisfying image.

So, my first step when capturing an image with my camera is to ensure the highlights are not ‘clipped’, meaning the edge of the histogram graph is not touching the right-hand side. The only exception is when the sun or a specular highlight is within the frame – in which case it will clip, and a little white is acceptable.

What about the blacks? There will be many times when as a result of not overexposing the whites we are underexposing the blacks.

However, our eyes are more forgiving of detail-less shadows, so this is usually an acceptable compromise. For subjects like landscapes, though, it’s often possible to take a second exposure for the shadows, and more if necessary, using exposure bracketing, thus capturing better-quality pixels. One of the reasons I use a tripod when I can is so that the two, three or more exposures are all correctly aligned, saving me time in post-production.

For many of us, assuming the camera focused on the subject correctly, the job is finished; but for some disciplines, such as landscapes, we now have to ask, how sharp ±ųåƤŅƚų ŞĜƻåĬŸ ƋĘųŅƚčĘŅƚƋ ƋĘå Ĝĵ±čåũ Sometimes it’s not possible to keep everything in the scene in focus using depth of field, even with a small aperture, so my solution is to focus-stack the scene, with an exposure bracket on the last frame if required.

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COMBINING EXPOSURE DURATIONS The ocean has been blurred with ± ƤƐLjěŸåÏŅĹÚ åƻŞŅŸƚųå ±ĹÚ ƋĘåĹ composited into the same, blur-free scene captured at 1/8 second. With ƋĘå ϱĵåų± ĬŅÏĩåÚ Ņý ŅĹ ± ƋųĜŞŅÚØ ƼŅƚ can expose a scene multiple times for ÚĜýåųåĹƋ ±ų屟

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CAPTURE PERFECT PIXELS Follow these steps to create an image with Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽĆ¤ÄœĂšĂĽÂąÄŹĆ¤Ć‹ĂĽĂ?ĘĚĜĂ?ÂąÄŹĆ¤ĂĽÄŹĂĽÄľĂĽÄšĆ‹Ĺ¸Ć¤ÂąÄŹÄŹĆ¤ÄœÄšĆ¤ĹžÄŹÂąĂ?ĂĽ

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Begin with focus stacking. Determine the correct exposure for the foreground. Focus on the closest object to the lens (with manual ßŅĂ?ƚŸ Ĺ…Ĺł Ć‹Ĺ…ĆšĂ?Ä˜Ĺ¸Ă?ųüüĚ ĜĚ XÄœĆ´ĂĽ ÂšÄœĂĽĆľĹĄĹŁ ‰¹Ċü ƟŅƚų ĀųŸƋ üƝŞŅŸƚųüţ

Now take a series of photos with the same exposure settings, ĂĽÂąĂ?Ę Ć‹ÄœÄľĂĽ ÄľĹ…Ć´ÄœÄšÄ? Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽ ßŅĂ?ĆšĹ¸ÄœÄšÄ? ĹžĹ…ÄœÄšĆ‹ ƋŅƾ¹ųÚŸ ÄœÄšÄ€ÄšÄœĆ‹Ćź Ĺ Ĺ…Ĺł Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽ ľŅŸƋ distant point). Depending on the lens, you may need anything from ƋƾŅ Ć‹Ĺ… ĹŽÇˆ Ĺ¸Ä˜Ĺ…Ć‹Ĺ¸ĹŁ

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PROJECT 1: THE BOAB TREE uring winter in northern Australia, you’ll see thousands of tiny fires dotting the landscape. Some are from lightning strikes, but most are planned ‘burns’ to manage the land. The resulting smoke in the air can detract from the classic landscape photograph, but it can also create some wonderfully atmospheric opportunities, especially at night ƵĘåĹƤƋĘå ĬĜĹåŸ Ņü ƋĘå üĜųå üųŅĹƋŸ Ï±Ĺ ÆåƤÏĬå±ųĬƼ ŸååĹţ Also emblematic in this part of the world is the shapely boab tree, but it can be challenging to find one suitably

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positioned, away from other trees ±ĹÚƤÆƚŸĘåŸ ƵĘĜÏĘ ƋåĹÚ ƋŅ ÏŅĹüƚŸå ƋĘåƤÆŅ±ÆűŸ ųåĵ±ųĩ±ÆĬå ŸĘ±Şåţ I spent a couple of days with friends Ĺå±ų UƚĹƚĹƚųų± ĜĹ åŸƋåųĹ eƚŸƋų±ĬĜ±Ø searching for the perfect boab and, once we found this one, we returned in the evening to photograph it against a night sky. All the elements came together shortly after sunset, with a fire burning in the background and a relatively clear, starlit sky. I used a torch to paint the tree with light, taking care not to overexpose the light tones of ƋĘåƤƋųƚĹĩ ±ĹÚ Æų±ĹÏĘåŸţ

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BOAB IN THE FIELD The boab tree is positioned in ƋĘå ĀåĬÚ ƵĜƋĘ ƋĘå Āųå ƋŅ ŅĹå ŸĜÚåţ The torchlight has illuminated the grasses surrounding the trunk, which in a way also looks a little ĬĜĩå Āųå

We were plain lucky to have the fire in the background, but it got me thinking about how amazing the photo could have been with fires burning all around. A few nights previously, we photographed a couple of fire fronts close to the road, and so the idea for the composite image was hatched.

What makes this a relatively simple composite is that it’s shot at night, and so merging one dark area into another is relatively straightforward. Nevertheless, you might be surprised at just how precise the masks needed to be in order to make the final image believable.

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BASE IMAGE Exposure set for sky, stars and light on the left side of tree

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ALTERNATE TORCHLIGHT ĜƋĘ ƋĘå ϱĵåų± ĬŅÏĩåÚ Ņý ŅĹ ±ƤƋųĜŞŅÚØ ±ĹÚ ƋĘå ƴ±č±ųĜåŸ Ņü ĬĜčĘƋ painted with a torch, a series of images was taken. This one has better light on the right-side branches and foreground grasses

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ROADSIDE FIRE Previously at a location some ĂLjĩĵ ±Ƶ±ƼØ Ƶå üŅƚĹÚ ± ųŅ±ÚŸĜÚå burn. Perhaps an interesting photo on its own, it seemed ideal to add into the composition with the boab tree

FIRE FLAMES A predominantly soft-edge mask ÆĬåĹÚŸ ƋĘå Āųå ĜĹƋŅ ƋĘåƤƱŸå Ĝĵ±čåØ ƋĘå darkness making the transition invisible

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FIRE IN THE HILLS Ęå ŸåÏŅĹÚ Āųå Ĝĵ±čå ÏĬå±ųĬƼ ŸĘŅƵŸ ƋĘå Āųå üųŅĹƋØ ŸŅĵåƋĘĜĹč most easily seen at night. The image has been squished to make the background mountain appear a little taller

BASE IMAGE ENHANCEMENT A second exposure is brushed in, adding light to the right side of the tree and the grasses below

FIRE FRONT To balance the composition, a third Āųå ŸÏåĹå ĜŸ ±ÚÚåÚØ again using a predominantly soft-edged mask

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PROJECT 1: THE BOAB TREE CONTINUED AIM TO KEEP IT REAL The challenge in any composite is to create a believable result

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Ęå ų±Ƶ ĀĬåŸ Ņü ƋĘå ƋƵŅ ƱŸå Ĝĵ±čåŸ ±ųå ŞųŅÏ域åÚ ±ĹÚ ÆųŅƚčĘƋ ĜĹƋŅ {ĘŅƋŅŸĘŅŞ ±Ÿ ƋƵŅ Ĭ±ƼåųŸ ĜĹ ƋĘå ŅĹå ĀĬåţ e ĵ±Ÿĩ ŅĹ ƋĘå ƋŅŞ Ĭ±Ƽåų ±ĬĬŅƵŸ the light on the tree from the second exposure to be brushed in, and the unwanted torchlight trails are retouched out.

Ęå Ĝĵ±čå Ņü ƋĘå Āųå üųŅĹƋ ĜŸ ŞųŅÏ域åÚØ ÏųŅŞŞåÚ ±ĹÚ ųåŸĜDŽåÚ ƋŅ ĀƋ ĜĹ position as a separate image layer. A mask is then added and the hard edges disguised. A clipped Curves adjustment layer is added to match ƋĘå ƋŅűĬĜƋƼ Ņü ƋĘå Āųå Ĭ±Ƽåų ƋŅ ƋĘå ƱÏĩčųŅƚĹÚţ

Ęå ŸåÏŅĹÚ Āųå Ĝĵ±čå ĜŸ ±ÚÚåÚ ƋŅ ƋĘå ĬåüƋ Ņü ƋĘå ÆŅ±Æ ƋųååØ ƚŸĜĹč ƋĘå Ÿ±ĵå ±ŞŞųŅ±ÏĘ Ņü ųåŸĜDŽĜĹč ƋĘå Ĝĵ±čå ƋŅ ĀƋ ±Ÿ ƵåĬĬ ±Ÿ ƚŸĜĹč ± combination hard/soft mask with adjustment layers in order to make ƋĘåƤĵåųčå ƋŅűĬĬƼ ĜĹƴĜŸĜÆĬå ±ĹÚ ±ÏĘĜåƴå ± ÆåĬĜåƴ±ÆĬå ųåŸƚĬƋţ

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Using a dozen or so Curves and Hue/Saturation adjustment layers, the image is enhanced to bring up detail in the surrounding grasses. ĘåƤ±ÚģƚŸƋĵåĹƋŸ ŸĜƋ ŅĹ ƋŅŞ Ņü ƋĘå ÏŅĵŞŅŸĜƋå Ĝĵ±čåţ Ÿå ±Ÿ ĵ±ĹƼ adjustment layers as you need in order to get the desired result.

cŅƋå ƋĘå ĵ±Ÿĩ ƚŸåÚ ƋŅ ÏŅĵŞŅŸĜƋå ĜĹ ƋĘå Āųå× ĜƋűŸ ± ÏŅĵÆĜűƋĜŅĹ Ņü ŸŅüƋ åÚčåŸ ƵĘåųå ƋĘå ŸĩƼ üųŅĵ ƋĘå Āųå Ĝĵ±čå ÆĬåĹÚŸ ĜĹƋŅ ƋĘå ŸĩƼ Ņü ƋĘå ƱŸå Ĝĵ±čåţ BŅƵåƴåųØ ƵĘåųå ƋĘå Āųå Ĝĵ±čå ÆƚƋƋŸ ƚŞ ±č±ĜĹŸƋ ƋĘå ÆŅ±Æ ƋųååØ ± very precise, hard-edge mask is required.

Continue editing the image’s tone and colour in Photoshop with a series of Curves, Color Balance and Hue/Saturation adjustment Ĭ±ƼåųŸØ ƋŅ Ïųå±Ƌå ± ĘŅĬĜŸƋĜÏ ÏŅĵŞŅŸĜƋĜŅĹţ 8ųŅĵ ĘåųåØ ±ÚÚ ± ĀűĬ ƚųƴåŸ adjustment to add some minor contrast for the hero image.

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WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE FIELD xperience will soon tell you that it’s not always possible to composite images together for a seamless result. For instance, if the light is coming from above in one element, but from the side in another, when the two images are merged the result can look unnatural.

Successful composites are created when the image qualities of all the elements are similar or visually compatible – such as lighting, focus, colour balance, ISO setting and file resolution. Many photographers try to shoot their elements in flat light, enabling them to add in the key light in post-production.

Many successful composites are made from elements shot specifically to create the final result. When shooting, think about the edges – how are you going to cut them out? Photos with shallow depth of field where the subject has blurred edges can be difficult to cut out and merge, so ensure that your elements are in sharp focus around the edges. And remember that subjects photographed against a plain background are easier to cut out.

Elements can be merged with hard edges, which requires precise masking and selection work, or with soft edges. For instance, to drop a tree into a landscape is challenging because of all the fine detail, but to add in a sky might be easy if you merge it with the existing sky using a broad, soft-edged mask.

BLURRING It’s best to capture blurs in-camera, rather than blurring in post-production. However, you can capture several frames with ÚĜýåųåĹƋ ÆĬƚųŸ ±ĹÚ ÏŅĵŞŅŸĜƋå ƋĘå best ones together

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REPLACE THE SKY This is a good starting point if you’re new to compositing

Cloudscapes without breaks in them (blue sky) work best for landscapes that were originally photographed in overcast conditions. These clouds were remarkable because of how they were juxtaposed to the horizon.

å ϱųåüƚĬ ƵĜƋĘ ŸƚĹųĜŸåxŸƚĹŸåƋ ÏĬŅƚÚŸ üŅų ƋƵŅ ų屟ŅĹŸ× the angle of the light in the clouds should match the landscape, and the colour can look odd if the landscape below is photographed in the middle of the day.

One of the most common composites includes a dropped-in sky, often to make a bland blue sky more emotive, or a dull grey sky more interesting.

However, you won’t always be able to walk ŅƚƋŸĜÚå ±ĹÚ ĀĹÚ ±Ĺ interesting sky when ƼŅƚƤĹååÚ ŅĹåØ ŸŅ ĵ±ĹƼ photographers build up ±ƤĬĜÆų±ųƼ Ņü ĜĹƋåųåŸƋĜĹč skies that can be pressed into service when they’re required. Shoot your skies ƵĜƋĘ ± ų±Ĺčå Ņü ÚĜýåųåĹƋ focal lengths so you can more easily match the target landscape.

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HORSES IN PATAGONIA Here the horses were shot ĀųŸƋØ ±ĹÚ ƋĘåĹ ±ƤŸƋųŅĹčåų angle for the landscape Š±ŸƤƋĘå ƱÏĩčųŅƚĹÚš Ƶ±Ÿ captured

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Think carefully before you decide to create a composite, because you’re probably committing yourself to many hours of work, especially if it requires precise masks. It’s amazing how much time can be chewed up, but if you enjoy the process, it’s very satisfying when you end up with a good result

FIVE FOCUS POSITIONS e ŸåƋ Ņü Āƴå Ĝĵ±čåŸ was taken with focus ŸƋåŞŞĜĹč ƋŅ ĜĹĀĹĜƋƼ üŅų the mountain DARKER INFINITY EXPOSURE Ęå ĀűĬ üų±ĵåØ üŅÏƚŸåÚ ±Ƌ ĜĹĀĹĜƋƼØ Ƶ±ŸƤųåŞå±ƋåÚ ƵĜƋĘ ƋƵŅ stops less exposure to retain detail in the sky

PICK THE CLOSEST POINT The closest point is not always at the bottom of the frame.

Here, small branches are closer to the lens

VERY CLOSE FOREGROUND If your subject is very close, ÚåŞƋĘ Ņü ĀåĬÚ Ï±ĹĹŅƋ ĘŅĬÚ üŅÏƚŸ all the way to the background

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PROJECT 2: THE EMERGING LAMA omposites can help us to recreate an experience that our cameras just couldn’t quite capture. In Bhutan, lamas and monks officiate at many ceremonies. As they chant and read prayers, bells are rung, bushes are burnt and clouds of smoke envelop the scene. There is something quite ethereal about the experience.

I positioned myself to fill the frame with smoke, and waited for it to clear in front of the lama’s face.

However, despite me taking fifty or

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so exposures, not one shot had quite the right combination of smoke and lama. Either the smoke was beautifully shaped, but the lama obscured, or if the lama was clear to view, the smoke did not look voluminous enough.

However, within my fifty or so shots, I had the necessary elements for a composite and, because they were all shot under the same lighting conditions and with the same camera, ƋĘåųå Ƶ±Ÿ ± ųåĬ±ƋĜƴåĬƼ ŸĜĵŞĬå ŸŅĬƚƋĜŅĹ× merge two images together to create

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OBSCURED BY SMOKE The base image has all the elements in the correct place – the only disappointment is the amount of smoke covering the lama’s face. The seated gentleman on the right of the scene is also a distraction

a perfect version of the scene.

Once the two images were composited together, I used Photoshop adjustment layers to enhance the tonality and give the impression of the lama emerging from the clouds. My base exposure was mindful of the bright light on the lama’s head, which resulted in deep shadows on his face and body, but there is just enough information in the file to bring out the detail using a series of Curves adjustment layers.

SMOKE-FREE AND EMOTIONLESS By taking a few steps forward, I could be sure of capturing the lama without any smoke in the way. The backlighting remains interesting, but the ambience is lost without the pillows of smoke in the foreground

HIGHLIGHT DETAIL Detail is retained in the lama’s head, with the exception of a small specular highlight from the sun LIGHTEN THE FACE Careful masking with a series of Curves adjustment layers was needed to lighten the face

SHADOWY FIGURES One shadowy observer is retained, while a second is removed.

Was this necessary?

BACKLIGHTING Backlighting creates great atmosphere and enhances the softness of the smoky surroundings

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PROJECT 2: THE EMERGING LAMA CONTINUED BRING IT ALL TOGETHER The compositing steps were quick and simple because a precise mask wasn’t needed

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By removing the gentleman on the right with the Healing Brush, the composition is possibly strengthened. However, the shadowy gentleman on the left was retained. Should he have been removed too, or both left in? There’s no correct answer – it’s up to your discretion.

This is the mask that was used to blend in the smoke-free lama. The ĆľÄ˜ÄœĆ‹ĂĽ ¹ųü¹ ųüƴü¹ďŸ Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽ ľŅĚĊ ¹Ƌ ĹŽÇˆÇˆĹ˘ Ņ޹Ă?ÄœĆ‹ĆźĂ˜ ĆľÄ˜ÄœÄŹĂĽ Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽ Ä?ųüƟ ŸƚųųŅƚĚÚŸ ĜĚ the mask help to merge the backgrounds together seamlessly. A large, soft brush was used on the mask.

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The photo of the lama without smoke obscuring his face is opened, copied and dropped into the base image. It has been processed so that the tones in the background are identical to the base image, and then re-sized to match the original scene.

The composition and framing are in place, but the most important aspect of the photo – the lama’s face – is too dark. Three Curves adjustment layers with soft-edged masks were used to lighten the face and add in a little contrast, while keeping the result believable.

Given so much of the image is light tones of grey, the reds of the lama’s clothes and the blues in the background can be enhanced with a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to take the viewer’s eye more ÄœÄľÄľĂĽĂšÄœÂąĆ‹ĂĽÄŹĆź Ć‹Ĺ… Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽ ŸƚÆģüĂ?Ć‹ĹŁ e ƾ¹ųľ ƋŅĚü ƾ¹Ÿ ¹ÚÚüÚ ßŅų Ć‹Ä˜ĂĽ ĀĚ¹ď ÄœÄľÂąÄ?ĂĽĹŁ

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AMAZING RODENT RUMBLE ON TUBE WINS TOP PHOTO PRIZE Shot of mice fighting on station platform wins WPOTY People’s Choice award remarkable image of two mice fighting on the platform of a London Underground station has won the Lumix People’s Choice award in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

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FOC AL LENGTH EXPL A INED Mike Harris explains how focal length is calculated, and shows you how different focal lengths affect your photos Focal length is something you might be familiar with, but be honest: do you MINS actually know what it is and how it’s measured? Focal length is used to determine a lens’s angle of view, which is what you see when you look through your camera’s viewfinder.

It’s measured from the point where rays of light converge within a lens (the ŞŅĜĹƋ ŅüƤÏŅĹƴåųčåĹÏåš ƋŅ ƋĘå ϱĵåų±űŸ ŸåĹŸŅų ŠŅų üĜĬĵšØ ±ĹÚ ĜŸ ϱĬÏƚĬ±ƋåÚ ƵĘĜĬå the focus is set to infinity.

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with variable focal lengths are zoom lenses. Understanding the angle of view is crucial when identifying ƵĘĜÏĘ ĬåĹŸ ƋŅ ƚŸåØ ±ĹÚ ĜƋűŸƤŸŅĵåƋĘĜĹč that seasoned photographers do on instinct. The smaller the focal length, the wider the field of view and more ‘wide-angle’ the lens. The larger the focal length, the narrower the field of view and more ‘telephoto’ the lens.

Focal lengths are often split into six categories. On the next page you’ll find a breakdown of each category, and the genres of photography they’re often associated with. It’s worth noting that

these parameters can shift slightly, depending on where you look or who you ask – we’d suggest that you treat them as guidelines that will help you get used to choosing the right focal length for the job. Ultimately, the best focal length will always be the one that helps to convey your creative vision.

We’ve referred to focal lengths in ƐĂĵĵ ŠŅų üƚĬĬěüų±ĵåš ƋåųĵŸ ĘåųåØ ŸŅ Ĝü you use an APS-C or cropped-sensor camera, refer to the ‘Quick Tip’ box to find out why APS-C focal lengths differ, and how you can calculate them quickly and easily.

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EXPLAINED ANGLE OF VIEW This diagram helps to illustrate angle of view.

The shorter the focal length, the wider the angle of view is; the longer the focal length, the narrower the angle of view.

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Focal lengths below 24mm are referred to as ultra-wideangle. Such focal lengths provide extremely wide angles of view, and are often used to cram large buildings or sweeping landscapes into the frame. Fisheye lenses use ultra-wide-angle focal lengths too, but feature even wider angles of view due to their specialist construction.

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Wide-angle focal lengths offer wide angles of view that aren’t as extreme as their ultra-wide counterparts. The ƵĜÚåě±ĹčĬå ƱĬĬޱųĩ ŸĜƋŸ ÆåƋƵååĹ Ɩĉ ±ĹÚ ƐĂĵĵØ ±ĹÚƤĜŸ ±ĬŸŅƤƚŸåÚ ƋŅ ϱŞƋƚųå Ĭ±ĹڟϱŞåŸ ±ĹÚ ±ųÏĘĜƋåÏƋƚųåţ ĜÚå angles of view can suffer from barrel distortion and are therefore not conventionally used for portraits.

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Standard focal lengths range from 35 to 70mm, and are generally considered the most versatile focal lengths. Ęå ůĹĜüƋƼ üĜüƋƼű ŠŅų ĂLjĵĵ ŞųĜĵåš ĜŸ ± ŞåųüåÏƋ åƻ±ĵŞĬå Ņü a standard focal length – it’s close to the field of view of Ęƚĵ±Ĺ ƴĜŸĜŅĹØ ĵ±ĩĜĹč ĜƋ ŞŅŞƚĬ±ų üŅų ŸĘŅŅƋĜĹč ±ƤƵĜÚå ų±Ĺčå ŅüƤŸƚÆģåÏƋŸØ ĜĹÏĬƚÚĜĹč ŸƋųååƋ ±ĹÚ ÚŅÏƚĵåĹƋ±ųƼ ŞĘŅƋŅčų±ŞĘƼţ

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ĜƋĘ ŸĘŅųƋ ƋåĬåŞĘŅƋŅ ĬåĹŸåŸ ų±ĹčĜĹč üųŅĵ ƀLjƤƋŅ ŎƐĂĵĵØ ±ĹƼƋĘĜĹč ÆåƼŅĹÚ ƋĘĜŸ ŠƚŞ ƋŅ ƐLjLjĵĵš ĜŸ ŸĜĵŞĬƼ ƋåĬåŞĘŅƋŅţ Such focal lengths provide increasingly narrow angles of view and a decent amount of reach. They’re therefore ÏŅĵĵŅĹĬƼ ƚŸåÚ ÆƼƤŸŞŅųƋŸƤ±ĹÚ ƵĜĬÚĬĜüå ŞĘŅƋŅčų±ŞĘåųŸţ

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Focal lengths of 70mm to 300mm are sometimes all referred to as telephoto, but that doesn’t tell the whole story. It’s worth making distinctions within this category, ±ĹÚƤƋĘå ŸĘŅųƋ ŠŅų ĵåÚĜƚĵš ƋåĬåŞĘŅƋŅ ϱƋåčŅųƼØ ƵĘĜÏĘ čåĹåų±ĬĬƼ čŅåŸ ƚŞ ƋŅ ŎƐĂĵĵØ ĜŸ ޱųƋĜÏƚĬ±ųĬƼ ŸƚĜƋ±ÆĬå üŅų portraits and close-up photography.

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Go beyond 300mm and you’re into super-telephoto territory.

These focal lengths offer the narrowest angles of view and furthest reach, and are used for extremely distant subjects, making them ideal for wildlife, aviation events, and for picking out individual sportspeople from the sidelines.

QUICK TIP APS-C sensors are smaller than fullframe sensors, so only a portion of the image is projected onto them, meaning the same lens on an APS-C

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DRONE ZONE x ACTION ARENA New for 2020! Ramps for stunt bikers, skaters and parkour, incorporated into the popular Drone Zone.

ANALOGUE SPOTLIGHT New for 2020! Our Analogue Spotlight will feature creative demonstrations of ďŹ lm photography.

VIDEO LIVE Expert ďŹ lmmakers will show how to produce the best video content for social media, cinema, streaming and more.

PHOTO EDITING SUITE Tips and advice on stills post-production for photography, across a variety of editing software.

Rene Strgar & Jose Prada

BEHIND THE LENS 12:00-12:40 )rom 0andela to &lintb(astwood

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BEGINNERS’ MASTERCLASS: PHOTOGRAPHY Saturday, 14 March or Sunday, 15 March (repeated), Masterclass Stage £10 Start your photography journey by learning some essential lessons from the experts. There’s a charge of £10 for this four-part programme, in addition to the show entry fee – choose either Saturday or Sunday morning.

10:30-11:05 Settings and exposure de-mystified A jargon-busting session covering the fundamentals ofbcamera settings and theory.

Ross Grieve

11:05-11:40 Zero to flash An introduction to ȵash, plus budget-friendly Nit ideasbandbtechniTues to start using straight away.

Chris Ord

11:50-12:25 Getting started editing photos (diting techniTues for beginners to help you get the most out of your photos, and how to get started in Lightroom.

Lisa Beaney

12:25-13:00 The art of seeing: Crafting and composing your images 'i΍erent approaches to image-maNing, and how tobapplybthem to your own photos.

Ben Brain

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TURNING PRO MASTERCLASS Saturday, 14 March or Sunday, 15 March (repeated) Toute Suite £10 LooNing to maNe the jump from enthusiast to professional photographer? This half-day masterclass will help you to understand the beneȴts of going pro and what to watch out for. There’s a small charge of £10 for this half-day programme. Choose either Saturday or Sunday morning.

10:00-10:30 The first years of full-time photography A pro wildlife photographer goes through techniTues and tactics to survive and thrive in this competitive industry.

11:10-11:40 Marketing for photographers The Ney elements of marNeting your business.

Charlie Giles

11:40-12:10 Stop starving: Making money in photography Tips on pricing, o΍ering uniTue products that sell, andbtechniTues to help you increase your sales.

David Hakamaki

PHOTOGRAPHY PRO MASTERCLASS

Tesni Ward

Tuesday, 17 March, Toute Suite

10:30-11:00 The importance of sharing your creative process Tips on successfully sharing your worN, how to triple your engagement online, and how to start earning money through sharing that creative process.

10:00-10:30 How to stay creative in a hectic world (and some hacks to make you happy) Tips and frameworNs from a top celeb photographer.

Tommy Reynolds

Dan Kennedy

10:30-11:00 Staying in front of your field Discover the power of specialising, ideas to develop your branding and evolving your product to get ahead on sales.

11:10-11:40 So... You want to be a photographer?

The most important things to be aware of when you’re contemplating maNing photography your profession.

Elli Cassidy

11:40-12:10 Up, up and away A panel of pros discuss the highs and lows in theirbcareersbasbprofessional photographers.

11:10-11:40 Personal projects: Designing your life around what you love and finding your styles Why you should try something di΍erent, and why being di΍erent is more important than being perfect.

Fabrizia Costa

Hannah McClune, Laurence Norah, & Iulia David

PHOTOGRAPHY PRO MASTERCLASS Monday, 16 March, Toute Suite £10 for one morning, £15 for two A two-day conference o΍ering in depth commercial advice and creative ideas. Come for one or two mornings

Tommy Reynolds

11:40-12:10 Beyond the obvious: Telling stories with integrity in commercial and commissioned projects How becoming Nnown for delivering that extra Ȇsomething’ on projects can lead to more worN. Emma Drabble

10:00-10:30 Funding, shooting, pitching & marketing projects How to survive, and occasionally thrive, in an ever-changing industry by pitching and marNeting new photo projects.

Peter Dench

10:30-11:00 Websites to get you work: Creating the perfect online portfolio What to consider when building your website, from template choices and SEO to whittling down your galleries.

Allie Astell

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BEGINNERS’ VIDEO MASTERCLASS

VIDEO PRO MASTERCLASS

Saturday, 14 March or Sunday, 15 March (repeated), Masterclass Stage, £10 Start your video-maNing journey by learning some essential lessons from the experts. There’s a charge of £10 for this four-part programme, in addition to the show entry fee – choose either Saturday or Sunday afternoon.

Monday, 16 March, Masterclass Stage £10 for one morning, £15 for two A conference o΍ering in depth commercial advice and ideas for ȴlmmaNers. Come for one or two mornings

14:30-14:35 Kit bag basics and simple video techniques The basic Nit and simple techniTues you’ll need to start shooting great Tuality video – with a jargon-free guarantee Rick Bronks

14:35-15:10 Video editing for beginners Everything you need to Nnow to start editing video.

Tony Harmer

15:15-15:50 Clear as a bell: Great audio for beginners Find out why sound is as valuable as visuals in your video content, with advice on audio eTuipment and techniTues.

Carys Kaiser

15:50-16:20 Storytelling in video How to gather material and use it to compose a story that maNes sense, whatever Nind of video you’re maNing.

Jimmy Cheng

10:30-11:05 Pricing and marketing your work The best ways to price your worN, and get it inbfrontbofbthebright people.

Christina Morelli

11:05-11:40 Moving from wedding and corporate filmmaking to TV How do you move from corporate and wedding ȴlmmaNing to worNing in T9?

Carys Kaiser

11:50-12:25 Getting ahead in commercial and branded film Learn the Ney aspects of securing clients, agencies, choosingbeTuipment, and worNing with big brands.

Jonathan Edwards

12:25-13:00 Speakers to be announced

VIDEO PRO MASTERCLASS Tuesday, 17 March, Masterclass Stage 10:30-11:05 Elevating your work with great audio How you can best use audio to tell a story, showing examples of how to capture it in various situations

TOUTE SUITE SOME OF OUR MASTERCLASSES ARE HELD IN THE TOUTE SUITE, WHICH IS FOUND IN THE PIAZZA ENTRANCE AREA. THE REST OF THE MASTERCLASSES ARE HELD ON THE MASTERCLASS STAGE IN THE MAIN HALL (HALL 5).

Emma Wilson

11:05-11:40 The pie chart of pain! Free your mind to get creative TechniTues and advice to counter the technical side ofbshooting video taNing up all your concentration.

Jim Marks

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11:50-12:25 Staying true to what you want to create An action, travel and adventure ȴlmmaNer shares why she only accepts jobs that ȴt the category she’s chosen to worN. Ellie Cartwright

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S TA ND -B Y-S TA ND GUIDE T O 3 0 0 + E X HIBI T ORS *reek photo album printing andbbindingbcompany.

ASSOCIATION OF PHOTOGRAPHERS

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ATOMOS

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AUTEL ROBOTICS

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The Association of 3hotographers protectsband represents the best ofbprofessional photographers.

Cutting-edge products for video pros thatbmerge key editing features into abtouchscreen device.

Camera drone manufacturer.

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Fine leather neckstraps, wrist strapsbandbcamera bags.

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3 LEGGED THING

Not just another tripod, but abculminationbofbsmart %ritish designbandbcraftsmanship. See thebrangebatbthe show.

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ADAPTALUX

Î&#x2013;nnovative miniature lighting studiobthatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sbideal for macro.

Î&#x2013;mage transfer specialists.

AFFINITY PHOTO

The worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most diverse stock library, withbover 155 million images.

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%espoke photo safaris with top wildlifebphotographer Andy Skillen.

ANALOGUE WONDERLAND

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00 Č´lms from around the world.

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APPLETON PHOTO TRAINING

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ARTIBO

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ARTPOINT

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Fine art photographic books.

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BENRO

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THE BIG CAT SANCTUARY

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High-Tuality tripods and heads.

3hoto workshops that give access to tigers, leopards and other big cats.

BLACKMAGIC DESIGN

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Î&#x2013;nnovative manufacturer of video cameras and video editing systems. Check out the new %lackmagic 3ocket Cinema Camera ..

BLACKRAPID

ANN & STEVE TOON WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY Learn to take better pictures with AndrewbAppleton in groups or on yourbown,bat homeband abroad.

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BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY

POD 2, ANALOGUE SPOTLIGHT

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Computer monitors for editing.

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3ortable drives and internal SSDs.

AÉ?nity 3hoto is a powerful, low-cost professional image-editingbprogram thatbworks onbmacOS,bWindows or i3ad.bSeebit in action at the show, and Č´ndbout howbit can meet your photoprocessing needs.

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ANGELBIRD

Camera-repair specialists renowned forbtheirbinfrared and 89 sensor conversionbservices.

AFX AV SERVICES

3roviders of professionalblighting andbotherbstudio eTuipment.

ANDY SKILLEN PHOTOGRAPHY

ACTION FOR CHILDREN

ADVANCED CAMERA SERVICES

AJâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S

BCMA

Straps for active photographers.

BOXED DESIGN

Î&#x2013;nventors of the 8ltimate Lens Hood.

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BREAKTHROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY

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BRONCOLOR

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ND and C3L ȴlter specialists.

Studio lighting manufacturer showing its monobloc ȵash heads and power packs.

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BRUCE HARGRAVE PHOTOGRAPHY

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CAMERAWORLD

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CANCER RESEARCH CANON UK

O΍ers an extensive range of inkjet papersband canvases, with stellar printing performance.

One of the largest manufacturers ofbphotobcanvases in the 8..

CAKE SMASH PROPS

3hoto retailer o΍ering fantastic show dealsbon cameras, lenses, accessories andbsecondhand gear.

CANSON

CANVASBAY

Workshops in wildlife, fashion andbportraitbphotography.

Specialists in fun maternity and baby propsbfor portraits with a di΍erence.

has its own theatre, running talks from top-name photographers during all four daysbof The 3hotography Show.

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Try award-winning EOS DSL5s and pro video cameras, or print images with 3Ζ;0A and large-format printers. *et your hands on the EOS 5 full-frame mirrorless system and the new ȵagship EOS-1D ; 0arkbΖΖΖ. Canon also

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CATS PROTECTION

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CBL DISTRIBUTION

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National feline welfare charity. %ooks to suit all photography enthusiasts,bwhether you are abbeginnerborbabprofessional.

CEWE

CEWE 3hotoworld produces Europe’s number-one photo book, with more thanb 5bmillion copies sold to date.

CHILLBLAST

High-spec computers designed for photoband video editors who demand thebhighest 3C performance.

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CHROMA CAMERA

POD 4, ANALOGUE SPOTLIGHT

Colourful, low-cost, large-format analoguebȴlm cameras.

CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY

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CLICK HEAT

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Learn all about the latest rules and regulations for drone users to ensure safetyband security for all.

CLICK PROPS

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CLIK-TRIP

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CNP SAFARIS

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Creative backgrounds and newborn artbprops for more interesting imagesbandbbigger sales.

A new photography marketplace, givingbyoubuneTualled access to trustedbphotographers and uniTue photographybexperiences. Find out howbitbworks at the show.

3hotograph birds and animals in topbnaturebreserves in Namibia, %otswana,b.enya, South Africa and beyond,bwithbLoubCoet]er and his team ofbwildlifebphotography experts.

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Training courses for professional photographers in 3ontypool.

COLOR CONFIDENCE

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Europe’s leading colour management specialist for thebdigitalbimaging market, supplying screens, colour guides, monitor calibration and more.

COLORAMA

9aried, high-Tuality backgrounds forbthebprofessional photographer.

COLORWORLD IMAGING

3rofessional photo printing services ȴrmbinbthe North East of England.

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CONTOUR DESIGN

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CORE SWX

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Ergonomic mice and other computer peripherals designed to take the strainboutbofbediting.

LED lighting for use on location and inbthebstudio, and battery supplies.

CORNING OPTICAL CABLES

Ζnsurance cover for commercial andbrecreational drone users.

CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY WALES

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Suppliers of high-Tuality photography studio backdrops, backgrounds andbȵooring.

CYBERPOWER

High performance 3C workstations.

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DIGITALAB

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DIGITAL CAMERA MAGAZINE

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Award-winning lab with 0 years of experience in printing and framing.

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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER

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DISABLED PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SOCIETY

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Find show o΍ers on printers, tablets and colour management eTuipment.

The monthly maga]ine for the serious enthusiast and the semi-pro.

Charity promoting photography for people with disabilities. Ζt’s havingba massive secondhand kit sale. The Society will be taking donations of any unwanted gear youbmight have lying around.

The deȴnitive monthly guide to DSL5band CSCbphotography. DigitalbCamera isbthe 8.’s favourite photography maga]ine. 3op by to

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EPSON

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EVENTXPRESS

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0akers of a wide range of products forbphotographers, from A and A photobprinters to large-format output, andbfrom scannersbtobprojectors.

3rops for photobooths, from iceblolliesbtobfeatherless boas.

DREAMBOOTH

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EVERSURE INSURANCE

DROBO

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EVERYBOOTH

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DRONE PILOT ACADEMY

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EXPOIMAGING

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Ζnnovative photobooth solutions, includingbthe multi-camera %ullet Timebarrayband the Drift*if.

Data storage experts known for their self-managing NAS and 5AΖDbdrives.

Drone training and Tualiȴcations for enthusiasts and commercial pilots.

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DIGITAL PHOTO SOLUTIONS

Leading maker of camera drones and Tuadcopters for aerial imaging.

O΍ers expert tuition in landscape and outdoor photography, from beginner tobproblevels.

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Thunderbolt and 8S% cables that use optical technology for faster connections andblonger leads.

COVERDRONE

say hello to the team, and to ȴnd out aboutbour show-exclusive maga]ine subscription o΍er.

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Albums and framing for pros, and web print solutions for schools photographers.

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0akers of high-Tuality monitors, includingbthe EΖ=O ColorEdge.

ELINCHROM

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EOS MAGAZINE

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EOS TRAINING ACADEMY

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3roducers of the world’s most portablebstudio ȵash and light shapingbtoolsbsince 1 .

Expert Canon tuition and training.

Ζnsurance cover for amateurs, semiprofessional and professional photographersbor videographers.

Deluxe photobooths for weddings, partiesband corporate events.b

0anufacturers of the 5ogue Flashbender softbox kit and its family of ȵash accessories, and makers of the ExpoDisc professional white balance ȴlter.

FAMOUS COLOR LAB

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FINE ART ALBUMS

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Leading manufacturers of gimbal stabilisers for cameras and smartphones.

FJ WESTCOTT

High-end lighting eTuipment forbprofessionalbȴlmmakers andbphotographers.

FLAGHEAD

Distributor for pro photographic eTuipmentbbrands, including Hedler, TriggerSmart, Honl and 4uantum.

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THE FLASH CENTRE

The 8.’s leading studio lighting specialistbforbover 5 years, and distributorbfor Elinchrom.b

FOCAL POINT IMAGING

Dealers in photographic andbȴne art printbsolutions including large-format printers andbcolour calibration tools.

FORMATT HITECH

3rofessional photographic ȴlters. b

FOTOPRO

Tripods, monopods and heads.

FOTOSPEED

0arket leader in darkroom supplies, digitalbinkjet paper and more.

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GIFYYY

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GILLIS LONDON

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The photobooth with wooden legs Fine-Tuality leather camera bags.

GITZO

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Ζtalian maker of luxury professional tripods,bheads and monopods, lusted afterbfor 0 years.

GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION B 41 F 31

Leading technology provider of end-to-endbsolutions for . and HDbvideobproduction workȵows, includingb*-Technology and LaCie.

GOTPHOTO

FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

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GRAPHISTUDIO

From chomaluxe panels to bespoke framing.

FREEDOM EDITS

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Outsource your photo and video editing tobgive yourself more time for other things.

FRITH & CO

Family-run specialist in frame makingbandbmount cutting.

FUJIFILM

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Fujiȴlm’s series of ; cameras goes from strength to strength – and this is a great chance to catch up on the latest models. Ζtsb*F;brange means that medium-format isbseeing abcomeback. There will be Ζnstax instant cameras too

GEO PICTORIAL

3hotographic workshops and tours tobLakeb.erkini and around *reece.

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An online shop system for nursery andbschool photographers.

Designer and maker of beautiful photobooks, frames and mounts.

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GREENPEACE G-TECHNOLOGY

Comprehensive line of external disk storagebsolutions – including 8S%, FireWire,beSATA, SAS, Thunderbolt andbwireless drives.

GUIDE DOGS

Sponsor a guide puppy and follow everybstepbof their ama]ing journey.

THE GUILD OF PHOTOGRAPHERS

HÄHNEL

HAIDA PHOTO

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*ermany’s oldest paper makers.

HALSYS

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HEDBOX

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HENLEY ALBUMS

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Ζmage workȵow solutions.

3rofessional lithium-ion batteriesbandbchargers.

HOLDAN DISTRIBUTION

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Distributors of top brands in the broadcastband video market, including 3anasonicband %lackmagic Design.b

HURTIGRUTEN

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ILEX PRESS

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Ζntimate cruises, from the fjords of Norwaybto the ice-ȴlled bays of Antarctica.

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Leading publisher of photography booksbandbother publications.

IMAGING INSURANCE

K 92

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Training courses, networking, support,binsurance and discounts.

B 8

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PRO LOUNGE

High-Tuality albums and wall art for the professional wedding and portraitbphotographer.

HAGUE CAMERA SUPPORTS GF SMITH

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Speedlight and ȵash accessory specialists.

B 92

HAHNEMÜHLE

3rofessional photographic ȴlters.

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GODOX

FOTOVUE

3hoto-location guidebooks.

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forbits batteries, chargers, ȵashguns and wireless triggers. Ζt also distributes Feiyutech gimbals, Tokina lenses, 0iggo bags andbLitrabLED panels.

INFOCUS PHOTOGRAPHY INSURANCE

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INNBOX

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Ζnsurance cover for pros, semi-prosbandbamateurs.

3ackaging for pro photographers.

INNOVA ART A 100 G 41

Accessory specialist H¦hnel is best known

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INOVATIV

ETuipment carts for studios and ȴlmmakers.b

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INSTA360

World leading manufacturer of 0 camerasbfor enthusiasts and pros.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE

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8. government body responsible forbtrademarks and copyright.

INTERFIT

Lighting specialists whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be showing thebbattery-powered S1 monolight, the recently launched Honey %adger, LED lightingband portable speedlights.

THE INTREPID CAMERA COMPANY

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Distributors of some of the best-knownbnames in photographic accessories, including Tamron, Samyang,bHoya and Cokin.

IRIX

3rime wide-angle lenses from a new namebinbČ´ne-Tuality SL5 optics.

ITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ALL SAVVY

Savvy Studio is new business managementbsoftware that helps photographers spend less time on admin tasks.

JOBU DESIGN

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KASE FILTERS

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Filters for photographers, including lightbpollution and precision focusing Č´ltersbfor astrophotography.

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KOWA OPTIMED

OÎ?ering digiscopes and adaptors asbanbalternative to long lenses for wildlifebphotography.

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The premium brand of Seagate technologybdesigns world-class storagebsolutions for photographers, videographers,band other power users. %ackgrounds, reČľectors and lighting modiČ´ers in all shapes and si]es.

LEE FILTERS

Full range of camera Č´lter systems, includingbthe LEE %ug for *o3ro , the

EaglebEye for drones , the Seven5 Systembfor CSCs and more.

LENCARTA

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LENSBABY

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Flash and continuous lighting.

0akers of award-winning, creativeeÎ?ectsblenses for SL5s, CSCs, mobiles andbmore.

LENSES FOR HIRE

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LENS FLIPPER

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LENSPIMP

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LEOFOTO

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LEXAR

G 85

LIEBOWITZ LAW FIRM

G 73

LIGHT AND IMAGINATION

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LIGHT BLUE SOFTWARE

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Wide range of cameras and lenses for Canon and Nikon users to hire.

Clever device that allows you to attach abspare lens to a strap or belt.

Evolutionary all-in-one media managementbapplication for anyone dealingbwith video content professionally.

LED lighting, chromakey solutions andbprotective bags.

KALEIDOSCOPE

High-Tuality bespoke framing servicebforbphotographers.

POD 3, ANALOGUE SPOTLIGHT

LEDGO

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%atteries, chargers and accessories forbcamcorders, digital cameras, notebooksbandbpower tools.

KOSMO FOTO

LASTOLITE

JORGENSEN JUPIO

Nissin Čľashguns, Nan*uang LED lights,b0arumi Č´lters, 5eČľecta projectorsband more.

LACIE

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0atted and digital albums.

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Home of the *orillapod and other innovativebcamera mount ideas.

Suppliers of Čľashguns, Č´lters, bags, tripods,bmicrophones and more.

Analogue specialists with their ownbrange ofb 5mm and 1 0 black-and-whitebČ´lm.

Large-format 5x and 10x Č´lm camerasbmade using a mix of traditionalbcarpentry andbmodern manufacturing inb%righton.

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K&F CONCEPT

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Lens hire company specialising in Canon and Nikon DSL5s.

Camera tripods and heads.

0emory cards, Čľash drives andbcardbreaders.

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Î&#x2013;ntellectual property lawyers.

Training and studio hire for hobbybandbprobphotographers.

3hoto business software that tracks enTuiries, manages Tuotes, sends invoicesband more.

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MINDSHIFT GEAR

%ackpacks designed for outdoorbphotographers.

MLOGIC

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MOBIUS

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MOJOGEAR

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MOVCAM

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Î&#x2013;nnovative peripherals for the 0ac, includingbcomputer backup and dockingbsolutions.

3ortable powerbanks for recharging yourbgear on the move.

LITRA LOGICKEYBOARD

Customised keyboards and keyboard skinsbthat show you the important keystrokesband shortcuts for a wide varietybofbphotography and video editingbprograms.

LONDON CAMERA EXCHANGE

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%evel mount cutting systems for easy cutting of mounting boards, mats and more.

LOUPEDECK

0aker of innovative desktop consoles thatbspeed up your photo, video andbsoundbediting.

LOWEPRO

Functional bags in all shapes and si]esbâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;bfrom backpacks to rollers, frombpouches tobslings, and from hardbcasesbtobdrone protectors.

LOXLEY COLOUR

OÎ?ers a wide choice of creative printedbproducts for the professional photographer, including prints, albumsbandbframing.

LUMU LABS

The ingenious light meter that plugsbintobyourbsmartphone.

Distributors of studio eTuipment, backgrounds and props.

MAC GROUP

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Suppliers of %enro, Î&#x2013;nduro, Tenba, 9žbFiltersband 3hottix.

K 65

One of %ritainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best-known camera storesbâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; visit its 3hotography Show standbforbfantastic deals from the majorbmanufacturers.b

LONGRIDGE MOUNT CUTTERS

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MACWET

*loves with a consistent grip thatbyoubcanbkeep on when youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re usingbabcamera outdoors.

MAGMOD J 68

0agnetic modular speedlight accessories.

MANFROTTO

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Designs and makes a wide range ofbaccessories for photographers andbvideographers of all abilities.

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Î&#x2013;nternational not-for-proČ´t organisation,bcommitted to raising thebstandards of photography.

MATTERPORT

All-in-one reality capture system that givesbyou realistic and interactive D andb95bexperiences.

A 33

MTF SERVICES

C 65

MYCASEBUILDER

G 27

Everything for the 0inox enthusiast, frombvintage spy cameras to Č´lm.

Wildlife holidays and cruises to spectacularbregions worldwide.

MYMIGGO

J 102

NASSARI360

C 152

Smart camera phone accessories.

Combine 0 images with sound, stills andbvideo for an interactive wedding albumbor property guide.

NATURAL LIGHT SPACES

B 34

NATURETREK

B 61

NIKON

C 11

NISI OPTICS

B 31

NJB WORKSHOPS

J 22

Northampton studio space for hire.

Wildlife holidays and cruises to spectacularbregions worldwide.

G 135 MASTER PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION

9ideo hardware and software solutions.

MS HOBBIES LTD

Custom-made inserts for hard cases.

3hotographer oÎ?ering workshops, trainingband photo holidays.

MATROX

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3ro camera rigs, cages and more.

D 81

F 70

*et hands-on with the Nikon = system ofbmirrorless cameras, including the newb=b50, and accompanying =-mount lenses. 3lus, Č´ndbout morebabout the latestbD 0bandbD bDSL5s and all other newbNikon developments.

Camera Č´lter specialists.

One-day workshops in Č´ne-art portraitureband boudoir photos.

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PHOTOXPORT

High-Tuality photographic products, including printing, since 1 .

PHOTTIX

Flash triggers, Čľashguns, studio lightingbaccessories and backgrounds.

G 68

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NOMAD OF MARKET HARBOROUGH

F 21

NOVACHROME

Sublimation printing eTuipment.

G 51

NOVO

Specialists in tripods, low-gravity ballbheads,bmonopods and more.

nPHOTO

High-Tuality photobalbums and photo booksbforbpro photographers.

G 123

E 32

N-PHOTO

The award-winning independent monthly maga]ine for Nikon photographers.

NYA-EVO

%ackpacks for adventurers.

F 122 D 91

OLYMPUS

Try out the O0-D and 3EN line-up ofb0icrobFour Thirds mirrorless cameras.

OMNICHARGE

3ortable power packs for laptops, camerasband more.

A 156

H 21

ONE VISION IMAGING

3hoto and Č´ne-art printing, framing, wallbart,bwedding albums and books.

ORANGEMONKIE

H 150

0akers of the Foldio all-in-one portable product studio and 0r 95 turntable.

OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY

H 61

PAGB

A 34

The 3hotographic Alliance of *reat %ritainbcoordinates activities across photographic clubs through the 8. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; comeband Č´nd out about their work.

PANASONIC

D 31

F 134

B 141

Agency oÎ?ering production and post-production services.

PATERSON PHOTOGRAPHIC

A 111

%est-known for its darkroom eTuipmentbandbits %enbo tripods.

PERMAJET

A pioneer in continuous ink systems andbÎ&#x2013;CCbcolour, with the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s biggestbrange ofbinkjet papers.

PIC TIME

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PIXAPRO

E 91

Specialist in studio-lighting eTuipment andbaccessories, based inb%irmingham. b

PIXL-LATR G 101

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PICTURE PERFECT

POD 1, ANALOGUE SPOTLIGHT

Low-cost solution for digitising Č´lm inb 5mm,b1 0 and 5x formats. b

PLABER

B 71

PLASTIC SANDWICH

PHOTEES CLOTHING

J 70

Complete portfolio presentation packages,bincluding leather casings.

J 25

PHOTO LOGISTICS

J 52

PLATYPOD

A 30

THE PHOTOGRAPHERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GUIDES

J 45

PHANTOM FLIGHT SCHOOL

One-to-one Čľying lessons for drone pilots,bplus instructional holidays.

K 131

Discover the 8.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Č´nest landscape photography locations with our seriesbofbguide books.

PHOTOGUARD

Î&#x2013;nsurance cover for everyone, frombfull-timebpros to enthusiasts.

F 132

Specialist photographic workshops inbNepal,bwith ex-*urkha oÉ?cers turnedbprobphotographers.

PHOTOMAC

Suppliers of photographic minilabs andbscanners, as well as photo printing andbmounting services.

0akes, sells and operates photoboothsbandbprinting kiosks.

PHOTOPLUS

Distributors of Ona, %arber Shop andbH35Cbbags and cases.

8ltra-compact mini tripods.

PLOT-IT

PHOTOJOURNEY

PHOTO-ME

Full-frame and 0FT mirrorless cameras, frombthe Lumix S1H to the *5.

PANGOLIN PHOTO SAFARIS

PARADISE MEDIA PARTNER

F 123

G 23

8. home for the H3 Design-et and Canonbimage35O*5AF wide-format printers, inkband media.

C 141

PORTRAIT APPOINTMENTS

H 72

PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY

J 133

3roviding portrait studios allbover the 8., with family, baby and pet appointments.

A 69

PORTSONACHAN HOTEL A 65

H 93

E 32

The biggest and best maga]ine forbeverybCanon EOS photographer, withbshow-exclusive subscription deals.

Self-catering lodges and a hotel on thebbanksbof Loch Awe in Scotland.

PRODUCTION GEAR

C 140

PROFOTO

E 121

PRO PRINT SOLUTIONS

C 150

3rofessional video and broadcast productionbeTuipment suppliers.

Light manufacturer, used for everything frombbillboards to fashionbmaga]ines.

Supplies and services Canon largeformat printers and D printers.

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QT ALBUMS QUALITY CAMERAS

C 62

RAINARTS DIGITAL

C 131 J 41

REMEMBER MY BABY

Charity o΍ering photography services forbparents who have lost a baby.

THE RIGHT KIT

Ζnterchangeable lenses for your phone.

RK PHOTO

8niTue photographic accessories for the professional and enthusiast.

ROCKY NOOK

American publisher of educational booksbonbphotography.

RØDE MICROPHONES

3remium mics and audio accessories, including the best-sellingb9ideo0ic.

ROHAN

Outdoor clothing specialists.

ROTATRIM

0akers of the world’s ȴnest rotary-actionbprecision paper andbprintbtrimmersbsince 1 .

ROTOLIGHT

0aker of award-winning on-camera, studioband location LED lighting, basedbatb3inewood Studios.

J 26

J 131

B 145

E 22 H 71

C 101

C 31

SECRET ATLAS TRAVEL

Arctic photo tours and cruises.

H 91

SHIMODA

Camera bags for adventureblovers.

Choosebthe bag and the partitions thatbsuitbyour needs and your kit.

E 101

A 66

THE SOCIETIES

B 62

SOLE MATES

J 43

G 25

SHOOTPROOF

H 71

Share sell your photos in beautiful clientbgalleries simplify workȵow with integrated contracts and invoicing.

A group of organisations incorporating the interests of allbaspects of photography.b Ζnsoles to bring relief tobtired feet

SONNET TECHNOLOGIES

Thunderbolt to 3CΖe card expansion systemsbfor media professionals.

Check out Sony’s new products including thebrecent Alpha ΖΖ, Alpha 5 Ζ9 and Alphab 00 cameras, and the latest additionsbto Sony’s fast-expanding lensbrange.

SOOD STUDIOS

Ζnnovative photo printingbservices.

F 51

Check out the full range of Art, Sports and Contemporary lenses, and try out the new Sigma fp camera.

E 101 E 41

POD 5, ANALOGUE SPOTLIGHT

SIM IMAGING

C 96

SIRUI

C 21

SKYE PHOTO

G 30

SLR MAGIC

A 141

SMALL HD

A 141

Supplier of Tuality photo booksbandbphotobalbums.

Tripods and tripod heads, monopods, videobaccessories and bags.

Specialist lenses for cineographers andbphotographers.

External video monitors.

SMART PHOTO ALBUMS J 86

3hoto album specialists, with rangesbincluding the Lay Flat Album andbthebCo΍eebTable %ook.

A 141

C 32 C 51

SONY

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SILVERPAN FILM LAB

SAMYANG

3rofessional cine lenses.

A 1114

F 101

SOLARCAN

Small-group workshops on the art of street photography, at home and abroad.

STUDIO NINJA

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Distributors of ThinkTank bags, FL0btripodbheads, Lumi4uest ȵash modiȴers, 0indShift bags, Lightech softboxesband more.

A ready-to-use solargraphy camera.

SIGMA

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0icrophones in all shapes and si]es.

0anufacturers of microphone and headphones.

SNAPPERSTUFF

STREETSNAPPERS

Ζnternational, forward-looking organisationbwith a distinguished past.

SARAMONIC

The Selȴe Wi]ard allowsbguests at anbeventbtobupload photosbfrom their ownbphones to abT9 slideshow and producebinstant prints.

Travel and street photography workshopsbwith 0ark Seymour.

G 32

Wide range of lenses to ȴt most DSL5 andbmirrorless camera systems – checkboutbthe latest products.

G 110

SELFIE WIZARD

SHE CLICKS

ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

Windshields for microphones.

High-resolution miniature cameras for a variety ofbbroadcast, medical,bandbsecurity applications.

SENNHEISER G 31

J 91

SEESENSE

Studio Ninja is an app that helps you manage shoots, clients, leads, invoices,bworkȵows and more.

G 1 J 67

J 102

H 22

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SYRP

0otorised heads and sliders that are designed to add camera movement to timelapse seTuences.

A 141

D 111

TAMRON

Super]ooms, macro lenses, fast primes, wide-angle ]ooms, tele]ooms and more.

Check out the latest products.

TENBA

Stylish shoulder bags, backpacks, eTuipmentbcases and roller bags.

VALLERRET PHOTOGRAPHY GLOVES

*loves designed for photographers, lettingbyou continue to use your camerabinbthe cold.

VANGUARD

D 101

H 101

High-Tuality accessories, including tripods,bmonopods, heads, cases andbbags,bplus binoculars and scopesbforbwildlifebspecialists.

F 61

WILDLIFE WORLDWIDE

F 65

THE WISDOM MILL

J 21

5 years’ experience in creating wildlifebholidays in small groups, andbtailor-madebtobsuit you. %usiness coaching, mentoring and workshops for photographers.

WISE

A 141

0emory cards, card readers andbportablebsolid-state drives.

V-FLAT WORLD

G 71

WOODEN CAMERA WACOM

B 91

0akers of accessories for the video industry,bincluding its original A-%ox ;L5-to- .5mm mic socket adapter.

A 141

TERADEK

A 141

TETENAL

G 91

WANDRD

F 64

THE WOODLAND TRUST

B 102

WORLDWIDE EXPLORERS

G 30

WWF

H 35

XEEN

C 31

X-RITE

C 91

ZEISS

B 21

ZENFOLIO

H 24

Wireless camera and lens controllers, mattebboxes and video monitors.

3rinters and printing supplies.

THEIMAGEFILE

%eautiful websites for photographers.

THINGYFY

3inhole lenses for digital cameras.

3rofessional camera bags, pouchesbandbbackpacks.

WEDPRINT PRO

G 108

K 50

THE WEE ALBUM COMPANY

K 82

J 101

TIM MANNAKEE

3hotographic holidays in France,bΖtalybandbbeyond.

THE TIMELAPSE STORE

A 62

TOG

H 44

The one-stop shop for timelapsers.

G 41

TOKINA

The latest lenses from this manufacturer forbDSL5s and mirrorlessbcompact systembcameras, including the FirinbandbOpera ranges.

TOPAZ LABS

A 101

UK FILM SCHOOL

A 157

UKOTONI DIRECT

C 75 H 45

An impressive range of software utilitiesbforbphotographers, includingbTopa]bStudio.

ULTRAMACRO

J 51

USBMAKERS.COM

A 72

%randedb8S% memory devices forbphotographers.

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Stylish backpacks and camera bags.

J 65

F 101

THINK TANK

The world’s number-one manufacturerbofbgraphics tablets.

Handmade photo albums.

WENZHOU BOKANG

H 36

WEX PHOTO VIDEO

C 120

0ajor 8. photo retailer that stocks over 1 ,000 productsȐ Look out forbspecial pricesbon cameras and photo kit from Wex atbthe show.

WHITEWALL

Expert photo printing services from acrylicbwall art to custom framing.

WILDFOOT TRAVEL

Adventurous photo workshopsbtobAntarctica.

A 4

C 71

3hoto workshops for individuals orbgroupsbon the Ζsle of Skye and thebScottishbHighlandsb– and photo holidaysbaround thebworld.

Cinema lenses for pro ȴlmmaking.

0onitor calibration experts.

High-Tuality Otus and 0ilvus prime lensesbfor Nikon and Canon DSL5s, andbtheb%atis, Loxia, and Touit rangesbforbFujiȴlm and Sony CSCs. Websites designed for photographers.

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