September 1, 2009
Official photo: Samsung WB5000 camera
Samsung is set to release a new 12.5-million-pixel digital camera sporting a '26mm' f/2.8 Schneider-Kreuznach equivalent lens at the wide end.
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September 1, 2009
Canon UK quietly announces EOS 7D camera
Canon has today announced the EOS 7D, featuring a new 18-million-pixel CMOS imaging sensor and eight frames per second shooting.
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August 28, 2009
Trainspotting photographer files police complaint
The trainspotting photographer who sparked a terror alert in Wales has filed an official complaint against the police, Amateur Photographer (AP) has learnt. Picture credit: Stephen White
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August 28, 2009
Michael Jackson birthday private photos ‘discovered’ (update)
'Rare' private photos of Michael Jackson and his family - many never seen before - have been unearthed just in time for what would have been the late singer's 51st birthday on 29 August, Amateur…
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August 28, 2009
Manfrotto adds ‘lightweight’ carbon tripod to M-Y range
Manfrotto is set to release a new carbon tripod, the 732CY, designed to be compact and lightweight, and withstand payloads of up to 3.5kg.
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August 27, 2009
Sony Alpha 850 price in the UK to cost around £2,000
Sony's soon-to-be-launched full-frame Sony Alpha 850 digital SLR, announced earlier this afternoon, will carry a UK price of around £2,000, Amateur Photographer understands.
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August 27, 2009
Sony A500 and A550 end cyberspace speculation
Sony has put an end to cyberspace speculation by confirming the October launch of the A500 and A550 digital SLRs.
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August 27, 2009
Sony announces A850 ‘full frame’ DSLR: Full UK spec
Sony has this afternoon unveiled the Sony Alpha 850, aimed at 'photo enthusiasts', featuring a 24.6-million-pixel 'full-frame' Exmor imaging sensor.
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August 27, 2009
Picture: Photographer told Wales is ‘hotbed for terrorism’ (update)
The trainspotting photographer quizzed by police after taking shots of some 'interesting engines' at an oil depot says police told him West Wales is a 'hotbed for terrorism'.
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August 27, 2009
US government set to probe Kodak’s cost-saving claims
Kodak has defended claims that its photo printers halve costs after the United States advertising watchdog referred the matter to the government's consumer protection body following a complaint by rival printer manufacturer, HP.
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August 27, 2009
‘Pioneering’ female photographer dies, agency reports
One of the first female press photographers has died, aged 95.
