Welcome to our weekly photography news section, with the stories that matter to serious photographers, along with pithy comment and insightful analysis.
Photography may start as a hobby, but it often becomes an obsession. Here are 12 ways to tell if you’ve been bitten by the bug and become a dedicated photographer.
What does the future of photography hold in terms of digital camera technology? Aside from improved dynamic range, focusing speed and high ISO performance, what new camera features will take picture quality to the next level and make photography easier and more fun? Here are some suggestions for the next generation of cameras…
The Canon EOS 7D Mark II – price tag at £1,599.99 / €1,999.99 – has been announced at Photokina 2014, adding many features found in the flagship EOS-1D X.
The Samsung NX1 – price £1,299 (approx US$2110/AU$1,175) – has been announced at Photokina 2014, and this new Samsung camera offers 4K video recording, a 28MP back-illuminated sensor, 15fps shooting and 205 AF points.
Photokina 2014 is here! The biannual photography trade show in Germany generates much excitement around what new cameras, lenses, software and other photo accessories will be released at the show.
What does the new iPhone 6’s camera offer photographers? There were a few key upgrades to the most popular smartphone camera on Earth. We explain what they are…
Landscape photography is one of the most popular genres, and there are photographers who dedicate huge parts of their life to getting the perfect shot of a scene. These committed individuals are happy to carry large camera kits and tripods to ensure they get the very best image quality that they can.
There are also lots of people who like to combine landscape photography with walking or cycling or many other outdoor pursuits, who want something a bit smaller and lighter to take their photographs. In their latest guest post the team at Photoventure gathered together a list of cameras that would suit these two tribes as well as those in between.
Nikon has announced the 24.3MP, full-frame Nikon D750 – price tag £1799.99 / €2,149 body only, with a release date set for 23 September 2014 – with built-in WiFi and Nikon’s first FX-format camera with a vari-angle tilting LCD screen.
Learn from the famous photographers and true legends of photography with our practical guide to the five best photography quotes ever uttered and how you can put them into practice.
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