April 15, 2009
Photographer on Everest cricket match mission
A British photographer has set off on a somewhat unusual assignment… to record the highest ever game of cricket. Picture credit: Will Wintercross/PA Photos
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April 14, 2009
Nikon UK reveals new lens
Nikon will next month launch a new 10-24mm AF-S DX lens to coincide with the arrival of the D5000 camera which was announced earlier today.
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April 14, 2009
Nikon UK confirms D5000 rumours
Nikon has today announced the D5000, a 12.3-million-pixel consumer-level digital SLR camera with a 2.7in 'vari-angle' flip-out screen.
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April 9, 2009
Photography crackdown on London Underground
Photos taken on London's Tube network - even tourist snapshots - may require a £34.50 permit, say Underground bosses who insist that the rules haven't changed.
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April 7, 2009
Birdwatching photographers under fire
Photographers' behaviour has been blamed for a fall in the survival rates of nesting dipper birds in the Derbyshire Peak District, prompting an appeal by conservationists.
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April 7, 2009
G20 death probe: Appeal for photos (update)
The independent police watchdog has issued an appeal for anyone who may have taken photos around the time a man died during last week's G20 protests in central London to come forward. Picture: This photo…
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April 6, 2009
G20 death probe: photographers set to help
Photographers are expected to be called on to help independent investigators establish the circumstances surrounding the death of a member of the public during last week's G20 protests in London. Picture: This photo was captured…
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April 6, 2009
Pop star Miley Cyrus hooked on Leica camera
American pop princess Miley Cyrus has developed a fascination for Leica, according to an online news report.
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April 2, 2009
Photo album maker Spicer Hallfield in administration
Photographic album maker Spicer Hallfield has called in administrators, its future scuppered by the 'worldwide banking crisis', says its owner.
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April 2, 2009
Parliament debates amateur photography and terrorism
The plight of innocent amateur photographers who continue to be stopped by police under counter-terrorism laws - leading to a campaign kick-started by AP - was debated at length in the House of Commons yesterday.
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April 2, 2009
Camera maker Kodak draws up credit crunch masterplan
As world leaders meet in London to tackle the global financial crisis, camera maker Eastman Kodak reveals its blueprint for beating the consumer downturn.
