August 30, 2006
Sigma poised to launch ‘SD14’ DSLR
Sigma is poised to launch a new digital SLR called the SD14, according to a teaser that has appeared on the company’s website.
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August 29, 2006
Casio reveals 7.2MP EX-S770
The Bank Holiday weekend saw the release of a new 7.2-million-pixel camera from Casio called the Exilim EX-S770. • And an AP reader is pleading for help after thieves escaped with his precious Nikon camera…
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August 25, 2006
Canon reveals its first 10MP PowerShot
Canon will next month launch a trio of new PowerShot digital compacts, including the 10-million-pixel PowerShot A640 - featuring the highest pixel count in the range so far.
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August 24, 2006
Canon dusts off EOS 400D to fend off DSLR rivals
September will see the launch of the EOS 400D, a 10.1-million-pixel digital SLR camera that will sell for a body only price of around £650.
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August 24, 2006
Nikon fires-up fresh compacts
Nikon has this morning extended it stable of Coolpix digital compacts with the addition of two seven-million-pixel cameras and three 6MP models. Three of the newcomers boast vibration reduction technology designed to reduce camera shake.
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August 23, 2006
Avalanche of compacts from Olympus
Olympus has unveiled ten new digital compact cameras, including a new 10-million-pixel flagship model called the mju 1000.
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August 22, 2006
Police under fire over ‘deleted’ images claims
The Metropolitan Police has hit back at accusations that its officers deleted images captured by news photographers at Heathrow during the recent terror alert.
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August 21, 2006
Chance to win Nikon digital SLRs
Enthusiasts and professionals are invited to enter this year’s Nikon Photo Contest International which is accepting submissions from 1 September-30 November.
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August 21, 2006
365% postage price hike fuels ‘death of film’ fears
From today the cost of posting film to the lab using normal post will nearly quadruple, raising fresh fears of the ‘death of film’.
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August 18, 2006
Terror police ‘deleted’ Mike Moore’s images
AP is investigating a report that police deleted images captured by The Mirror’s senior staff photographer Mike Moore who was covering the terror alert at Heathrow airport last Thursday.
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August 18, 2006
Death of Durst enlargers, aged 70
Durst enlarger’s UK distributor Tetenal has confirmed that it no longer has any stocks left following news that Durst has stopped making them after 70 years.
