Paul Burrows
Paul has been writing about cameras, photography and photographers for 40 years. He joined Australian Camera as an editorial assistant in 1982, subsequently becoming the magazine’s technical editor, and has been editor since 1998. He is also the editor of sister publication ProPhoto, a position he has held since 1989. In 2011, Paul was made an Honorary Fellow of the Institute Of Australian Photography (AIPP) in recognition of his long-term contribution to the Australian photo industry. Outside of his magazine work, he is the editor of the Contemporary Photographers: Australia series of monographs which document the lives of Australia’s most important photographers.
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Opinion Paul Burrows looks at the increasing appeal of using a bigger medium-format camera

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news This cyclorama studio backdrop is said to be a world first

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opinion Bringing back the classic 35mm rangefinder is only something the a manufacturer with Leica's heritage could pull off

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news New range of microphones that have built-in audio recorders

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interview Photojournalist Thomas James Parrish talks about a charity project in West Bengal that’s become a big part of his life

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Opinion I spent the soccer World Cup checking out which cameras the professional sports photographers were using on the sidelines

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review You get a lot for your money with the budget BenQ PD3205U even though it’s one of its most affordable 4K monitors

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review More than just a nice set of legs, Benro’s special edition wooden tabletop tripod is a hard worker too

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Opinion Vinyl made its comeback due to the revival of turntables. If film is to be truly popular again, we need new film cameras

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Opinion The Italians have all the right words when it comes to describing what turns a good camera into a great one

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Film cameras If you are thinking of buying a secondhand film camera, why not get a big one? These are your roll-film options…

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The Huntsman Telescope in Australia combines the light-gathering power of an arsenal of Canon EF 400mm f/2.8 lenses

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Not yet ratedSamyang’s f/1.8-speed 24mm prime offers a very appealing combination of compactness and capabilities for Sony Alpha users

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Opinion Seasoned camera reviewer Paul Burrows has fallen in love again, and he is surprised

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Classic cameras With APC-C film loaded into cartridges, 110 cameras sold in their millions in the 1970s and 80s

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opinion The OM Systems OM-1 and Panasonic GH6 show big pluses for the small Micro Four Thirds camera

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Not yet ratedclassic camera With the iconic ‘OM-1’ model number revived on the latest Olympus mirrorless camera body, it’s timely to go back to where the legend began

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REVIEW The OM System OM-1 is the last camera that will ever wear the Olympus badge. Does it live up to its legendary namesake?

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Not yet ratedReview The Samyang AF 24-70mm f/2.8 FE lens is the brand's first autofocus zoom for its 50th anniversary.

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feature Kodak founder George Eastman was the man who brought snapshot photography to the masses

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Opinion Paul Burrows reflects on four decades as a photography magazine journalist and editor

By Hannah Rooke, Paul Burrows Published
update Turkish photographer Aytek Çetin wins first place for his magical images of fairytale chimneys in Cappadocia, Turkey

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CAMERA HISTORY Nikon Z9 or Canon EOS R3 is the latest question - but the Nikon/Camera pro SLR rivalry dates back to 1971
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