September 24, 2009
Photographers sue for $1m over wedding shoot-out
Two photographers are suing a supermodel and a football star, accusing their bodyguards of shooting at them after they had taken pictures at the couple's 'after-wedding party'.
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September 23, 2009
Leica M9 news – win exclusive ‘one-off’ camera
In an historic move, Leica has confirmed plans to produce a special one-off version of its M9 full-frame digital camera. Picture: Artists' impression of the 'one-off' Leica M9 camera
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September 23, 2009
Capello scores ‘landmark’ photo privacy victory
British newspapers have admitted they were wrong to publish holiday photographs showing England football manager Fabio Capello and his wife on a beach enjoying a 'mud bath'.
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September 23, 2009
Armed police swoop on Thames tourist: Photography news blog
Amateur Photographer (AP) magazine's news editor witnesses the latest incident involving an innocent tourist and anti-terrorism police officers. Picture: The riverside location in Vauxhall, south London where three armed officers last night quizzed a tourist…
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September 23, 2009
Adobe Premiere Elements 8 targets video generation
Adobe has today released Adobe Premiere Elements 8, imaging software aimed at photographers who want to create movies with their images.
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September 22, 2009
Famous photographers to highlight ‘housing crisis’
Photographers David Bailey and Rankin are among a host of artists set to highlight the 'depth of Britain's housing crisis'.
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September 22, 2009
Panasonic targets AF with Lumix G-series firmware update
Panasonic has updated the firmware for its Lumix DMC-G1 and DMC-GH1 cameras.
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September 21, 2009
Newsweek photographer in photo butchering row
A photographer claims Newsweek butchered his image of former US Vice President Dick Cheney and accuses the magazine of publishing it out of context.
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September 21, 2009
Celebrity photographer ‘laser shield’ – is it legal? (update 5pm)
Attempts by celebrities to thwart paparazzi, using 'laser shields', could give photographers grounds for legal action, a leading media lawyer warns.
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September 21, 2009
Photographer terror stop ‘regrettable’
The photographer stopped last month while taking pictures of locomotives at an oil depot said he has since been told by police that the incident was 'regrettable'. Picture credit: Stephen White
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September 18, 2009
Photographer targeted by one of his subjects
A photographer who was attacked when he tried to stop a thief escaping with prints from his studio recognised one of the gang from a 'portrait' he had taken.
