
Kim Bunermann
Kim is a photographer, editor and writer with work published internationally. She holds a Master's degree in Photography and Media and was formerly Technique Editor at Digital Photographer, focusing on the art and science of photography. Kim covers everything from breaking industry news and camera gear to the stories shaping photography today. Blending technical expertise with visual insight, she explores photography's time-honored yet ever-evolving role in culture.
Latest articles by Kim Bunermann

"We think of ourselves as a photography company… we never had any disposition to reinvent ourselves as an AI company," says Capture One CEO
By Kim Bunermann Published
INTERVIEW As AI transforms photo editing, Capture One CEO Rafael Orta explains why the company is developing new tools while keeping photographers, creativity and image rights at the centre of its approach

"These photographs don't just capture what’s beneath the surface; they surface the stories our planet most needs us to hear. As the pressures on our ocean grow, so does the importance of the artists who bear witness to them"
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS For the first time, photographers also explored the ocean's smallest inhabitants. Discover the Ocean Photographer of the Year Finalists – with some destined for the awards podium

"A cultural legacy passed down from generation to generation. At the heart of the Lambe Sujo and Caboclinhos Festival in Sergipe, a boy looks out at the world through the lens of his heritage," says photographer about multi-award-winning street shot
By Kim Bunermann Last updated
UPDATED This impactful black-and-white photograph captures a painful chapter of Brazil's colonial history, dating back to the 19th century

These 10 cameras are getting more expensive on the used market in Japan – the biggest hike is 24.1% and it's a DSLR!
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Used camera prices are rising across the Japanese market, with 88% of the models tracked by Minna Cameras increasing in price during the first half of 2026 – here are the 10 cameras that saw the biggest rises

Looks like "the compact camera you can take ANYWHERE" is now discontinued, but a new one could be on the way
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS This much-loved camera is one of the toughest compacts around and could be disappearing from the market – but photographers who want more than a regular point-and-shoot may have reason to be hopeful

"This image captures something deeply human – the need for connection after moments of reflection and duty. Just hours earlier, these young submariners had marched with solemnity and precision, paying tribute to those who had gone before them"
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Documentary and street photographer tells the story behind this four-time award-winning photo, while the judges reveal why it stood out among 1,582 entries

Tamron is planning 10+ new lenses for 2026 and is expanding its multi-mount strategy… just as Sony proposes buying the company
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Tamron's photography business is shrinking but its own-brand lens sales are growing, pushing further into Canon RF and other mounts

6 years on, these high-end full-frame DSLR cameras are getting a fresh firmware update
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Released in 2020, the two DSLRs are not forgotten, as Nikon now fixes exposure-related bugs

"Street photography begins with honesty. It doesn't wait for perfection or performance. It asks us to notice what everyone else walked past"
By Kim Bunermann Published
Award-winning street photography of one of the world's leading photography awards of its kind, featuring striking black-and-white candids and vibrant shadow plays

This 130g budget camera lens just got better at autofocus
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Faster autofocus and a fix for a continuous autofocus issue during video recording come to the SG-image AF 25mm f/1.8 Micro Four Thirds

"We're returning control to the photographer" – Capture One CEO on bringing Hasselblad workflows to professionals
By Kim Bunermann Published
INTERVIEW Capture One's Rafael Orta explains why photographers have been requesting Hasselblad support for years, how the company builds its camera profiles, and why color science remains at the heart of professional photography workflows

"Finest stills camera ever made" is not Japan's No.1 as this record-breaking full-frame mirrorless triumphs
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Shooting 100MP images in true end-to-end HDR color, the flagship medium-format camera sits behind two full-frame models, and one dominated the chart since its release

"World’s smallest and lightest full-frame compatible zoom" just got better, along with three other super lenses
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS New free firmware update for four full-frame L-mount lenses brings new focus ring controls and other improvements to a versatile lineup of quality zooms

This cult compact camera is Japan's new No.1 – nearly 7 years after its release, with second-hand prices often higher than its original retail price
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS It's no new release, but this Canon compact camera is outselling newer point-and-shoots – and for a special reason

Award-winning photographers all started somewhere – these are the 10 photo contests to enter this August
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS These international photography contests want to see your images and are open to photographers of all levels

This tiny $119/£109 compact camera might be the most fun model we've seen yet – Lomography calls it the "sharpest, most creative pocket-sized camera on Earth"
By Kim Bunermann Last updated
UPDATED A new design edition of the 110 film camera is now available. As a camera nerd, I think that it's one of the most funky compact cameras on the market, and it only costs $119 / £109

"This photo captures the first full Milky Way arch ever taken at this location," revealing the night sky over Argentina's UNESCO site, a landscape shaped over 200 million years and home to Earth's only complete Triassic record
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Award-winning astrophotographer captured the first-of-its-kind astrophotography image at UNESCO World Heritage Site in Argentina, an irreplaceable geological landscape

This camera just gained one of the Canon EOS R6 V's best video features for creators
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS New firmware for the Canon EOS R6 Mark III brings the EOS R6 V's Close-up Demo autofocus mode to more video shooting modes, alongside several quality-of-life improvements

Canon keeps launch promise as its newest full-frame camera finally gets first firmware update
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS The Canon EOS R6 V gets its first firmware update – finally adding the flash support promised at launch

More than half of used camera bodies traded in Japan cost under US$610 / £458 – including four full-frame models
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Enthusiast and full-frame models are now available at entry-level prices, with the Canon EOS R10 taking the top spot among bodies under ¥100,000 on Minna Camera marketplace

Legendary Japanese photographer behind David Bowie's iconic "Heroes" cover honored with Lifetime Achievement Award – Sukita defined decades of music photography
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Inspired by memories of his father taking photos on the front line during WWII, Masayoshi Sukita spent decades capturing music's most influential artists. Now he receives Abbey Road's prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award

New free firmware update for 13 Sigma lenses fixes issue when used with recent Sony camera
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS The firmware rollout covers a wide range of Contemporary and Art primes for the new Sony A7 V

This decade-old DSLR lens is outselling almost every modern lens in Japan as it's an "affordable marvel that any Canon photographer should own"
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Mirrorless may have taken over, but one inexpensive DSLR-era prime has climbed to No.1 in Japan's latest best-selling lens chart, beaten only by one third-party standard zoom

"I had no right to do it alone," says world-renowned photographer Sølve Sundsbø on why India needed more than one photographic voice for the 2027 Pirelli Calendar
By Kim Bunermann Published
The celebrated photographer reflects on collaborating with Raghu Rai and Avani Rai for the Pirelli Calendar 2027 and why India demanded more than one perspective

While 3 pairs of eyes captured India, completing Raghu Rai's work felt like "stepping into his gaze," explains Pirelli Calendar 2027 photographer Avani Rai
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Photographer Avani Rai reveals what it meant to complete her father's work for the Pirelli Calendar 2027, collaborating across generations to capture the many faces of India
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