The Photography Show 2020 is going virtual this year, with the UK's biggest camera event moving its talks, tutorials and kit demos to innovative online showrooms for you to browse from the comfort of your sofa. Originally scheduled for March 14-17, 2020, The Photography Show will be fully online with The Video Show on September 20-21, 2020. Although registration is completely free, the virtual festival has a growing list of speakers. and speakers. demos from Canon, Nikon, and Sony, making it essential viewing for fans of all things photography. So how exactly do you connect and what is the schedule? All you need is a web browser and your free registration, but we've answered all the top questions below and also picked out some of the highlights of this year's programming. With a special virtual platform promising mock showrooms and galleries, the show is shaping up to be a glimpse into the future of tech events. You'll be able to talk to experts, watch kit demos, and take advantage of all the usual show discounts, all without moving a muscle or sore feet from the showroom. Have more burning questions about The Photography Show & The Video Show Virtual Festival? We have answered them all here.
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Frequently asked questions about the photography fair
Before we go over all the highlights of this year's virtual exhibition, here are some quick answers to some common questions about The Photography Show. Is there an entrance fee for The Photography Show & The Video Show Virtual Festival? No, registration is completely free. To register, simply go to the registration page. How can I connect to the event? Once registered, you will receive a link by email. Each link is unique and cannot be used by multiple people or devices, but you can log in and out of the event as much as you like. What devices and browsers can I use to listen to the program? You can join The Photography Show & The Video Show virtual festival on any device: phones, tablets, laptops and computers will work. Most browsers will also support the event, but favorites are Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Do I need to install something else or have a webcam? No, all you need is Internet access. A webcam is also not necessary, unless you want to talk to an exhibitor about specific equipment. Will I be able to see the content if I missed the event? Yes, you will be able to view the content for four weeks after the event, using your original link. But you won't be able to chat with exhibitors, watch live sessions, or participate in discussions, so it's best to watch live for the full experience. Will my registration details be shared with anyone? The photograph says that "your data is stored securely and we will only contact you if you have given us permission to do so." It also adds that "no data will be shared with brands in our showroom unless you submit your data directly with them." What are the talks at the fair this year? You can read the full schedule of discussions here, though we've selected a few of our favorites below.
What's happening at this year's virtual festival?
Despite going virtual this year, the main offerings of The Photography Show and The Video Show remain the same: you'll have discussions of the latest kit, tutorials, interviews of famous snappers, and most importantly, all the usual exclusive offerings. . Recently, big camera brands like Canon, Nikon and Sony have started revealing the specific delights they'll be bringing to this year's show, so here are some of the highlights so far, along with our virtual main stage pick. .
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Pearls of Photographic Wisdom
The Video Show's photography showcase and educational talks are legendary, and this year's lineup of virtual events is as strong as ever. In fact, we plan to spend much of the day viewing a lot of chats, ranging from portrait photography to filming BBC documentaries on an iPhone. You can check out the full virtual main stage schedule on the show's official website, but here are some of our picks from both days:
Debates at the photography fair
On the Move with Jim Cossey and Fusion Extreme (Sunday September 20, 5am EDT / 10am BST / 7pm AEST) Looking to up your action photography game? In this talk, photographer JIm Cossey will create amazing action shots with BMX specialists and show you how it's done. Filming a BBC Documentary Series on an iPhone (Sunday 20th September 5:35am EDT / 10:35pm BST / 7:35pm AEST) To prove you don't need a Canon EOS R5 to shoot a TV series , cameraman Robbie Cummings will talk about his experiences filming a BBC4 show on his iPhone and how he managed to produce a series. transmission quality. So do you want to become a vlogger? (Sunday, September 20, 8am EDT / 1pm BST / 10pm AEST) Have you gone through the list of the best vlogging cameras, but don't know where to start? Olympus filmmaker Jimmy Cheng offers a 30-minute series of tips for beginners on how to edit and choose the right accessories. Game of Thrones Photos (Sunday 20th September at 11:30am EDT / 4:30pm BST or 1:30am AEST on Monday the 21st) Based on the course recently taken for Nikon School, the Official Film of Game of Thrones, Helen Sloan, will reveal what it's like to photograph one of the greatest productions in the world. Having worked on every episode of the series and taken 1,000 takes a day in the process, she certainly is a good person to learn from. ``Unleash Your Creativity'' by Chase Jarvis (Sunday 20th September, 12pmEDT / 5pm BST, or 2am AEST on Monday the 21st) This talk by award-winning photographer and entrepreneur Chase Jarvis, who founded CreativeLive, will see him explore the process creative from different angles, which could help you reinvigorate your hobby if it has gotten a bit stale during the pandemic lockdown. .
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(Image credit: Future) Making It Fair Behind Closed Doors (Monday, September 21, 5:10am EDT / 10:10am BST / 7:10pm AEST) Tired of fiddling with Photoshop? In this 30-minute talk, award-winning snapper Scott Johnson reveals how to avoid spending hours editing photos of him and putting them straight behind closed doors. How to Fly a Drone (Mon 21 Sep, 6:45am EDT / 11:45am BST / 8:45pm AEST) The photography exhibition isn't just about ground-based cameras: drones have increasingly become a great ally for photographers and videographers, and in this talk, drone pilot and filmmaker Carys Kaiser will take you through the basics of Flight. Great Street Photography On The Go (Monday 21st September 8:30am EDT / 1:30pm BST / 10:30pm AEST) Professional Snapper Ross Grieve will give you this hands-on introduction to street shooting, including rating some of pictures to help you know what to look for.
What else?
Like previous exhibitions, The Photography Show's virtual showrooms will be packed with more than 100 exhibitors, with kits available for purchase at special prices. You will also be able to see the latest demo kit on the hub in burst mode. Big brands in attendance include Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic, and Sony, and many of them have begun announcing some of the unique discussions and content they will be bringing to the show. Here are some of the highlights so far. Cannon Canon announces that it will give talks on topics ranging from ``15 cool things about the EOS R5 and R6,'' ``How to choose your ideal compact, mirrorless or DSLR camera,'' and ``Photographing blue whales, sharks, seals and 'sea lions', among others. It also has a long list of speakers, including legendary landscape snapper David Noton, fashion photographer Wanda Martin and tips from Premier League snapper Eddie Keogh.
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(Image credit: Future) Nikon Nikon will have a total of three booths in its own virtual hub at the show. At these, you'll be able to talk to specialists on cameras like the new Nikon Z5 (above) and even get after-hours sessions on both days for device help and advice. Nikon photo. Discussions on the Nikon School stage will include sessions from wildlife photographer Andy Parkinson and Game of Throne snapper Helen Sloan. Sony At Sony's virtual booth, you can discover new cameras like the Sony A7S III and talk to Sony representatives. You can find the virtual booth in the showroom, just off the main entrance, while the main stage will also host talks from Sony ambassadors including Terry Donnelly, Ron Timehin and Ki Price.
When and where is the photography fair?
The photography fair and virtual video show festival will take place online from Sunday, September 20 to Monday, September 21, 2020. Live elements will take place between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. M. and XNUMX p.m. M. On these two days, but you'll be able to watch the discussions up to four weeks after the show ends.
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How can I register for the photography fair?
You can register for free now for The Photography Show & The Video Show Virtual Festival on their official registration page. Once registered, you will receive an email link to access the event. The program will also soon send out a how-to guide for those who signed up, with more details and technical support. <p class="vanilla-image-block">
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