June 6, 2014
Rookie photographer wins street pictures shoot-out
The best images from a street photography exhibition have been named this week.
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June 6, 2014
Manfrotto releases new compact tripods
Manfrotto has released a new line of compact tripods and monopods.
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June 5, 2014
Photographer hits back at tribal images ‘baloney’ attack
A photographer has defended his book of large-format photos of tribal people after the director of charity Survival International condemned the portraits as a ‘contemporary invention’.
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June 4, 2014
UK photographer wins water-themed contest
It’s been a wet week in many parts of Britain. Timely then that the winners of a water-themed competition were announced yesterday.
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May 30, 2014
Amateur photographers star in Royal Navy competition
Sergeant Richard Harley of the Royal Marines has won the amateur category of the Royal Navy’s photography competition.
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May 30, 2014
Sony confirms Alpha 7S price and launch date
Sony has confirmed the price and availability of the Alpha 7S that was unveiled last month.
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May 30, 2014
Jessops launches professional sensor cleaning service
Jessops says it has launched a professional imaging sensor cleaning service at its 28 high-street stores.
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May 29, 2014
iStick storage device wins cash backing
A USB flash drive designed to allow images and other data to be directly transferred between computers and the latest Apple devices has moved closer to becoming a reality.
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May 29, 2014
Photographers who ditch ‘outdated’ DSLRs offered ‘free’ NX30 CSC
Samsung America has called on photographers to swap their DSLRs for a free $1,000 NX30 compact system camera at an event to be held in Times Square, New York, on 4 June.
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May 28, 2014
Leica T: Why it’s not a full-frame camera (interview with Stefan Daniel)
Though Leica has not ruled out a full-frame T at some future date, Leica Camera AG product manager Stefan Daniel explains why the firm plumped for a Sony-made, APS-C-sized imaging sensor.
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May 28, 2014
Leica hails ‘new beginning’ in historic Wetzlar: CEO interview (part two)
Leica says it has been planning to open a new, larger plant for five or six years but when the Lehman financial crisis came along, any such idea was put on the back burner.
