January 26, 2011
Photographers react to terror law reforms
Photographers have cautiously welcomed the Government’s counter-terrorism review but raised doubts that it will prevent them being stopped when taking pictures in public.
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January 26, 2011
Ricoh unveils CX5 digital camera
Ricoh has today unwrapped the CX5, a digital compact camera that uses Ricoh’s ‘new hybrid AF system’ to boost AF speed.
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January 26, 2011
Photographers stop and search to be cut, says Home Secretary (update 6.15pm)
Police powers to stop and search innocent photographers will be restricted as part of a reform of counter-terrorism laws, the Home Secretary has indicated.
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January 26, 2011
Pentax admits K-5 DSLR ‘stained sensor’ glitch
Pentax has today admitted that some K-5 digital SLRs, contained in the 'first shipment' of cameras from Japan, were blighted by a 'stained image sensor'.
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January 25, 2011
Flickr photographer in ‘stolen’ pic copyright row
A photographer was left fuming when an award-winning magazine which prides itself on its 'stunning photography’ published an image he had posted on Flickr without seeking permission.
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January 25, 2011
Panasonic: 3D photography ‘not a gimmick’ (TZ20 update)
3D photography is not a gimmick and is here to stay, claims Panasonic which has installed 3D functionality into three of its latest compact cameras, due out in March.
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January 24, 2011
Photography legend honoured at AP magazine awards
Legend Geoffrey Crawley was honoured with an Exceptional Achievement in Photography Award at the prestigious Amateur Photographer Awards 2011.
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January 24, 2011
Samsung launches SD cards into space
Electronics giant Samsung has launched 100 SD memory cards to the edge of space in a bid to prove how tough they are.
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January 24, 2011
Canon EOS 60D scoops Amateur Photographer Awards 2011 gong
Canon’s EOS 60D digital SLR has scooped Amateur Photographer Product of the Year.
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January 21, 2011
Canon and Nikon lose ground as camera wars hot up
Canon and Nikon are losing sales of interchangeable lens cameras to rival firms racing to compete with a growing armoury of compact system models.
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January 20, 2011
UN demands investigation into photographer’s death
The United Nations has demanded that every possible effort be made to ‘shed full light’ on the death of a French photographer who died during the violence in Tunisia.
