August 8, 2006
Reuters sacks snapper in digital ‘doctoring’ scandal
A Reuters photographer has been sacked for digitally ‘doctoring’ two images which seemingly exaggerated the impact of Israeli air strikes on Lebanon.
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August 7, 2006
Digital SLR prices plummet 23%
The average price of a digital SLR in Britain has fallen by 23% over the past year, according to market research group GfK.
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August 4, 2006
Terror survivor scoops photojournalism award
A photographer who narrowly escaped being killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan has won the 2006 Canon Female Photojournalist Award. Picture credit: Véronique de Viguerie
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August 3, 2006
Postal shake-up raises fears of mail-order d&p price hike
Royal Mail plans to charge post according to size – as well as weight – is not likely to lead to higher mail-order d&p prices for customers, says Bonusprint.
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August 2, 2006
Kodak farms out digital camera production
All Kodak’s consumer digital cameras are to be made by a Singapore-based company called Flextronics in a bid to streamline Kodak’s business and boost profits.
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August 1, 2006
£1.7m Brassaï archive in giant sell-off
The public can snap up original work by legendary photographer Brassaï when his precious £1.7m archive goes on sale in October - with some prints valued at under £200. Picture: Copyright Estate Brassaï-RMN
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July 31, 2006
Will UK’s first 5MP camera phone put compacts in the shade?
Consumers can now leave their digital compact cameras at home say the makers of the first five-million-pixel camera phone to go on sale in the UK.
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July 28, 2006
‘Film is far from dead’, declares landscape ace
Film is ‘far from dead’, according to one of the UK’s most respected landscape photographers, Charlie Waite. Picture credit: Chris Hurdle
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July 27, 2006
Carlos Clarke ‘took his own life’, inquest hears
Photographer Bob Carlos Clarke ‘took his own life’ when he was struck by a train in London on 25 March, an inquest has heard.
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July 26, 2006
Amateur’s hot shots beat pros to big story
A quick-thinking AP reader beat press photographers at their own game when his pictures taken at the Open Championship golf tournament ended up splashed across three national newspapers. Picture credit: David Rose
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July 25, 2006
Pentax poised to launch Optio S7
Pentax will next month expand its clan of S-series compacts by launching the Optio S7 - a seven-million-pixel model with a 3x optical zoom.
