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Have you heard of the “Wellieflex” – a pinhole camera made from a rain boot? This exhibition delves into history of children as photographers, some using homemade cameras
By Alan Palazon Published
News Snap Happy! How Children Became Photographers explores how photography went from an elite pastime to an accessible and, sometimes, even a DIY hobby for youngsters

The Rock, Keanu Reeves, 27 cameras and a Popemobile
By James Artaius Published
NEWS “Sometimes we bring all the cameras… we could outvote any union meeting because there was more people on the set than in the union meetings!” – Legendary Speed, Dante’s Peak and Lethal Weapon cinematographer talks shooting and lighting

The DSLR might be dying, but it’s not dead – Canon is still producing hundreds of thousands of these cameras every year
By Alan Palazon Published
Canon produced an estimated 580,000 DSLR cameras in 2025, according to new industry data, despite having largely abandoned new DSLR development

Mital Patel spent years photographing the two remaining northern white rhinos on Earth. Yet his work isn't just about animals; it tells us a lot about humans, too
By Tom May Published
NEWS A new online exhibition teams a wildlife extinction story with a study of the people guarding it.

KEH just became Zeiss' exclusive partner for photo repair and servicing in the United States
By James Artaius Published
NEWS "Premium camera equipment is built to perform for decades, and repair is core to photographers getting the most out of their tools"

"I walked for hours through a unique desert landscape in northern Chile, where the rugged terrain traps sea mist in ravines" – Photographer's rare shot of 'the ghost of the desert' honored with major wildlife award
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS Francisco Castro Escobar approached Chile's largest owl slowly, silently and patiently, to capture this award-winning image showing the bird of prey with its yellow eyes, perched on a spiny cactus branch

I asked Canon about in-camera AI: "We are going to use AI not to generate imagery, but to capture scenes as close to the reality of shooting as possible"
By James Artaius Published
AI Canon's stance on in-camera AI probably isn't what you think – even though "we have no choice but to use AI in the design department"

"Making amazing cameras for all of you is our core DNA… and that will never change!" says GoPro CEO, as merger brings diversification to the American brand
By Adam Juniper Published
News GoPro is being sold – and customers are so worried, the CEO has made a statement promising the camera isn't disappearing

He waited 3 years for this "once-in-a-lifetime shot": after 200 hours patiently watching, 17-year-old photographer finally captured it and won top prize in a popular wildlife competition
By Kim Bunermann Published
NEWS The wildlife photographer calls it his "dream shot", capturing a hobby with its talons poised to pounce on a dragonfly over the water in eastern England

When is Nikon going to announce a retro-styled fixed lens compact camera that will act as a Fuji X100VI killer? I believe it’s missing a BIG trick
By Gavin Stoker Published
Opinion It’s been a very quiet year for Nikon camera announcements – in fact there have been none, so far. But could it be holding something earth shattering up its sleeve? Here’s what I think it should do next…
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