October 25, 2021
While supply disruption swirls around the photographic market at present, one certainty is that we are now in a seller's market, with demand for popular cameras and lenses outstripping supply, and punishing increases in shipping costs adding to the pressure on prices.
With Australia’s two biggest markets having been in lockdown for much of this year, what seem to be inevitable and imminent supply shortages have yet…
Sony Australia has announced the Alpha 7 IV interchangeable-lens camera (RRP, $4299) with a newly developed 33-megapixel full-frame image sensor, as well as two new…
US airline, Delta, is harvesting customer’s images for free, by dubiously claiming anyone posting photos to Instagram with the hashtag #SkyMilesLife provides them a perpetual…
Sigma has announced the 18-50mm f2.8 DC DN Contemporary, a new ‘kit lens’ for E and L mount, will be available in November with pricing…
The 2021 Epson International Pano awards results have been announced with US photographer, Joshua Hermann, the overall winner of the 2021 Open Competition. Hermann grew…
A series of short stories and snippets from the wonderful world of photography!AIPP rallying for APPA entries…CCP slaps Sony with $200K fine for causing offence…
Our comprehensive new product section includes a basic overview along with full press releases from all distributors: New tripods feature 'beautiful colourways'...18-400mm for Nikon Z APS-C...Smartphone instant prints get bigger...All new 70-200mm f2.8 for Sony FE...Tamron unveils three zooms for Sony, one for Fujifilm... Brands Australia take 1shot at reusable
Ethiopian fine art photographer, Aïda Muluneh, has described an Italian student’s image, showing in a group exhibition at the Milan Photo Festival, as ‘blatant plagiarism’ of her best-known photo, 'Inferno'.
Samyang, a third-party South Korean lens manufacturer of affordable lenses, has come into its own in the last decade, characterised by expansion into new global markets while extending its lens range to most camera mounts.
Based on Samyang's recent emergence, a casual observer would be forgiven for assuming the company launched sometime after the digital photography revolution, along with the cohort of cheap third-party lens manufacturers like Yongnuo, Laowa, or Meike.
