
Forget frames per second – this WW1 photographer captured galloping horses using a glass plate camera that took 3 frames PER MINUTE!
HISTORY British WW1 photographer, John Warwick Brooke, used a cumbersome glass plate camera to snap galloping horses





By Dan Mold published
Review Hoya is one of the most respected brands of filter makers, so how does its R72 720nm infrared filter fare against stiff competition?

By Adam Juniper published
Review Why carry a thermal camera, power station, tool kit and phone when you just need to carry this unbreakable block?

By David S Young published
Classic cameras Why the Rolleiflex medium format film camera is still considered one of the finest camera lines ever made

By Craig Blackley published
News If you aren’t into flash photography and feel like your camera looks a bit ‘lonely’, then fret no more as one photographer has had a 3D accessory printed to mount Lego figures

By Digital Photographer published
FEATURE "I had to shoot it at that special time of day when the sun shines through the hole in the bridge"

By Peter Fenech published
OPINION Award-winning wildlife photographer shares his thoughts on how taking risks can often yield the best opportunities

By Hillary K. Grigonis published
NASA At least 28 cameras are aboard the Orion for the Artemis II mission, including GoPros, DSLRs and a mirrorless camera

By Tom May published
The extraordinary provenance of Edward Steichen's image tells us something profound about how photography gets valued

By Digital Photographer published
FEATURE "Capturing night cityscapes is a challenge," shooting from a helipad in Hong Kong, this photographer skipped auto exposure and did this instead

By Alan Palazon published
News The Getty Editorial Photography Internship Program 2026 is now open to applicants, offering a chance to work alongside some of the best in photojournalism while using gear supplied by Canon
The best camera deals, reviews, product advice, and unmissable photography news, direct to your inbox!
By Bella Falk published
Opinion From 'those who can't, teach' to 'those who can't, use AI'. Why being a real creator requires more than just a lazy prompt

By Gareth Bevan published
Review Nothing’s cheaper over-ear headphones look the part, last seemingly forever, and get the basics right — but they are not the most comfortable all-day wear.

By Rob Redman published
Review Revopoint's Miraco handles everything internally, so there's no need to be tethered to a computer, and that is a big win

By Adam Juniper last updated
buying guide Capturing pages with a flatbed would take forever! So speed things up with the best book scanners instead.

By Alan Palazon published
News Firmware version 2.01 for the Nikon Zf and 5.32 for the Nikon Z9 ensure the cameras lock in the current aperture setting upon powering down for sleep mode

By Adam Juniper last updated
buying guide Capturing pages with a flatbed would take forever! So speed things up with the best book scanners instead.

By Mike Harris last updated
Buying guide Handheld light meters aren't just a relic of the past – they do things your in-camera light meter can't

By Gareth Bevan last updated
Buying guide The best DSLR and mirrorless camera gimbals can smooth out your footage and camera movements in ways that IBIS can't

By Adam Juniper published
Buying guide A 360-degree camera drone captures video in every direction at once; the immersive footage changes after the flight. But now there is choice – so which is best?

By Adam Waring last updated
Updated The best filter holder systems make it easy to swap and stack a variety of neutral density filters, ND grads, polarizers, and more…

By Dan Mold published
Review Hoya is one of the most respected brands of filter makers, so how does its R72 720nm infrared filter fare against stiff competition?

By Adam Juniper published
Review Why carry a thermal camera, power station, tool kit and phone when you just need to carry this unbreakable block?

By Gareth Bevan published
Review Nothing’s cheaper over-ear headphones look the part, last seemingly forever, and get the basics right — but they are not the most comfortable all-day wear.

By Rob Redman published
Review Revopoint's Miraco handles everything internally, so there's no need to be tethered to a computer, and that is a big win

By Dan Mold published
Review This eco-friendly infrared filter from Urth claims to be good for the planet and good for your photos, so is this the IR filter you should invest in?

By Digital Photographer published
FEATURE "I had to shoot it at that special time of day when the sun shines through the hole in the bridge"

By Dan Mold published
Review Hoya is one of the most respected brands of filter makers, so how does its R72 720nm infrared filter fare against stiff competition?
By Bella Falk published
Opinion From 'those who can't, teach' to 'those who can't, use AI'. Why being a real creator requires more than just a lazy prompt

By Adam Juniper published
Review Why carry a thermal camera, power station, tool kit and phone when you just need to carry this unbreakable block?

By David S Young published
Classic cameras Why the Rolleiflex medium format film camera is still considered one of the finest camera lines ever made

By Gareth Bevan published
Review Nothing’s cheaper over-ear headphones look the part, last seemingly forever, and get the basics right — but they are not the most comfortable all-day wear.

By Rob Redman published
Review Revopoint's Miraco handles everything internally, so there's no need to be tethered to a computer, and that is a big win

By Peter Fenech published
OPINION Award-winning wildlife photographer shares his thoughts on how taking risks can often yield the best opportunities
Please login or signup to comment
Please wait...