Adobe has announced major updates for its Creative Cloud photo editing apps, with ‘breakthroughs’ in Photoshop AI applications making it far more user friendly, and…
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DJI has made another move into the ‘gimbalcam’ segment with the release of the 64-megapixel/4K Osmo Pocket 2, delivering improved image quality in both photo…
Fujifilm has announced a major firmware update for the X-T3, a 26.1-megapixel APS-C pro-oriented mirrorless camera released in 2018, which will dramatically improve the AF…
Five category winners of the 2020 Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism have been announced, with freelance Melbourne photographer, Christopher Hopkins, scoring Photo of the…
Specialist photo retailers and professional photographers seeking new revenue streams (particularly in country areas, where you need to be all things to all people to pay the bills) have been dipping their toes into event and local sports photography and hiring out photo booth set ups for informal photo sessions.
Self-publishing photo books has provided a new and accessible alternative for photographers seeking to showcase a project, circumventing the challenges of Covid-19 lockdowns.
The explosion of independent self-publishing has demolished the barriers to entry thrown up by risk-adverse book publishers, resulting in a fantastic new range of high quality and affordable photo books. It's left many a photographer with a finished body of work asking themselves: 'Do I print this into an exhibition, or publish a photo book?'
Fujifilm as announced the X-S10, a mid-range mirrorless APS-C camera with a 26.1-megapixel sensor, will be available from mid-November with an RRP of $1749 (body…
Adobe Stock has announced the Free Collection – 70,000 images and videos available for free commercial use, and stock photographers are naturally unimpressed at how…
In what looks like a valiant effort to kickstart camera sales, camera companies in the US have introduced some deep discounting to high end cameras.…
Nikon has announced the Nikon Z6II and Z7II, with local availability in November (Z6II) and December. In the absence of pricing details from Nikon Australia, the US pricing (+ GST) equates locally to $3100 for the Z6II and $4625 for the Z7II.