The Olympus OM-D E-M5 II has been announced today, offering photographers the unique opportunity to create 40-megapixel images using its 16MP sensor.
We recently asked our readers to tell us which camera they’d love to buy if money were no object and which camera they would realistically buy within their current budget. The results were pretty interesting…
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.
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.
Welcome to our weekly photography news, with all the latest stories that matter to serious photographers. Selfie-friendly Olympus PEN E-PL7 unveiled Olympus has unveiled the Olympus Pen E-PL7. This 16.1Mp metal-bodied compact system camera features a selfie-friendly LCD that “flips down and around so you can frame and shoot a series of pre-timed, sequential still… Continue reading →
Welcome to our weekly photography news round-up, with the stories that matter to serious photographers.
Welcome to the latest instalment of our weekly photography news section, with the stories that matter to serious photographers, along with pithy comment and insightful analysis.
Olympus OM-D E-M10 review: the new E-M10 boasts all of the key features from the original OM-D at a more affordable price and in a smaller body. Angela Nicholson puts it to the test.
Retro photo effects are very much on trend, and Olympus has led the way with its pioneering range of in-camera Art Filters.
In this short film you can see just how easy it actually is when you choose to shoot Olympus.
In this behind-the-scenes interview with Olympus’s Principal Photographer, leading portrait photographer Damian McGillicuddy discusses his passion for portraiture and why his Micro Four Thirds cameras are helping him in his drive to continually get better.
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