Camera Electronic’s PhotoLive Expo will return in physical form on Sunday, August 1, with speaker sessions, workshops, and a trade show featuring the latest camera…
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The Australian Photographic Society has announced the winners of the 2021 Mullins Conceptual Photography Prize (MCPP), with all three winning images being polyptychs – ‘an…
Epson has flagged that an upgrade to the Surelab D860, the Surelab D1060, will be available in Australia from November, starting at $6995 ex-GST. Epson defines the D1060 as ‘built to address a range of customers from wedding and event photography, to retail in-store ad-hoc printing, to back-office print houses.’
A US university photography tutor has caused an online stir for banning students from using ’18-55mm kit lenses’, as they are ‘sub-par’. A North Carolina…
It’s becoming increasingly likely there is a major supply chain disruption, after Canon announced it cannot meet demand for five new RF lenses, covering most…
A concise round-up of new product updates, international snippets and other interesting stuff from the wonderful world of photography: Fujifilm to close Greenwood plants... Yet another WD security flaw... Epson Pano Awards calls for entries...
Nikon's Z fc announcement last week was followed just four days later by what's now becoming a standard part of the product launch communications routine. 'Pre-order demand has exceeded supply, so expect long delays. Sorry'. While Nikon may well have underestimated how in-demand a retro-style APS-C mirrorless camera would be, it's difficult to accept the initial supply was exhausted in less than a week...
Canon Australia has reset its ambassador program with three new photographers, ending the decade-long Canon Masters program. The new Canon ambassadors are Perth photographer, Jarrad…
In an attempt to compete with TikTok, social media marketing platform, Instagram, is moving further away from its photographic roots and more towards video and…
'It is unlikely at this point that any internet-connected My Book Live has not been exploited,' wrote internet security specialist Cenys, referring to the more than 50,000 Western Digital My Book Live/My Book Live Due external hard disk drives stripped of all data over the last week in June.