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October 25, 2007
Photographer Danny Green spent two years waiting to capture this rare image of a water vole which has scooped the Urban and Garden Wildlife award at this year’s Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year. The…
October 25, 2007
The Royal Courts of Justice has yet to confirm whether Big Pictures boss Darryn Lyons will be called on to testify at the inquest into the death of Princess Diana. Lyons claims the photo agency's…
October 25, 2007
Photography students from Poland have scooped two out of the top three spots, including overall winner, in a European Union (EU) competition called Breaking Stereotypes. Picture credit: Krzysztof Goluch
October 24, 2007
Sony has packed 4GB of internal memory into its latest digital compact creation, the 8.1-million-pixel Cyber-shot DSC-T2.
October 24, 2007
Sales of digital compact cameras have defied expectations, reversing the decline in total sales value brought about by falling prices. Picture: The camera shown here is for illustration purposes only
October 23, 2007
The ‘ubiquity’ and ‘affordability’ of digital photography means many consumers are taking photography ‘less seriously’, states Kodak in a report on the market. Picture: John O’Grady, Kodak’s Managing Director, Consumer Businesses, European, African & Middle…
October 23, 2007
The battle between camera phones and mid-range digital compacts is set to hot-up with the launch of the world’s first 5MP camera phone with a 3x optical zoom.
October 22, 2007
Pentax UK has alerted consumers to a manufacturing defect affecting a ‘small percentage’ of three-pin plug cords supplied with the K10D digital SLR and five of its compact cameras.
October 22, 2007
Gorillapod maker Joby is taking legal action against a manufacturer of ‘fake gorillas’ – an imitation tripod that reportedly can cause camera and tripod to crash onto the ground. Picture: The genuine Gorillapod tripod, made…
October 22, 2007
A rare O-series Leica camera from 1923 – one of around 21 made to test the market – is expected to fetch up to £223,000 at auction next month.
October 19, 2007
The estate of the late Bob Carlos Clarke is taking legal action against Pepsi which is accused of ripping off a picture by the award-winning photographer in an advert featured on posters and in the…
