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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Fied test Portable audio recording specialist Zoom has packed all its expertise and the latest digital audio technologies into the much-updated version of its popular H5 modular field recorder

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Features Sigma is best known as a lens maker, but it also builds cameras that break from conventional design. In fact, quirky cameras are a Sigma speciality

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opinion Fujifilm channels its legendary roll-film DNA into a digital powerhouse

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Features As auto exposure control became a reality on 35mm SLRs, just about every manufacture tried to make it as affordable as possible, giving birth to a surprisingly long list of single-mode aperture-priority AE models

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opinion The Sigma BF has set out to rewrite the camera design rulebook – and therein lie its greatest strengths and compromises

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opinion As Sigma offers a new approach to camera design, Paul Burrows ponders what pro photographers actually want

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HISTORY The twin-lens Rolleiflex was the camera of choice for both professional and amateur photographers for around 50 years

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What is a mirror lens exactly? And have they got a new lease of life when used on mirrorless cameras? I've been trying them out…

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Classic camera Is it worth buying an older, used digital camera? It’s a question I get asked a lot and I've always erred on the side of ‘no’, but there are exceptions and Ricoh’s unusual take on a mirrorless system from 2009 can still work today.

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Camera icon Canon's AE-1 heralded a watershed in camera design, putting electronics in the hands of masses of photographers

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opinion Good things do come in small packages, even if they have become harder to find

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opinion Is Canon’s hugely popular 35mm AE-1 (and AE-1 Program) ready for a digital reprise as an RF mount mirrorless camera?

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Opinion Cameras like the Fuji X100VI are selling like hot cakes, despite having no zoom or interchangeable lenses

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opinion Not everyone wants to use a camera like a phone. Why can't we at least have the option to take pictures properly?

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Not yet ratedreview SLR Magic’s fully manual primes are all about creating an atmospheric cinematic look and feel… which, incidentally, works for photography too.

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Classic cameras The Nikon F and F2 legitimized the 35mm film format for working photographers, creating the first pro-level body supported by an extensive system of lenses and accessories.

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These are the cameras, lenses and printers from the last 12 months that impressed the most

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Features A remarkable image of a coccolithophore is one of the 12 finalists in the 2024 Beaker Street Science Photography Prize

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REVIEW With Micro Four Thirds' 2x crop factor, the OM System M.Zuiko 150-600mm f/5.0-6.3 IS lens becomes a 300-1200mm monster

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Features Pentax and Kodak have re-popularized the half-frame film camera - but its history stretches back to the 1960s

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Opinion The lack of simple, cheap interchangeable lens cameras is not good for the lifeblood for photography as a hobby

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Opinion Ricoh's decision to start making film cameras again is a major step in analog's revival

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Books Belgian sports photographer Kristof Ramon (aks Kramon) has been photographing the pro peloton for over 14 years and is considered one of the world’s most influential cycling photographers
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