Local distributor Brands Australia has announced local availability of the Kodak Step range of instant photography products, consisting of two instant print cameras and a…
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The winners of the AIPP’s inaugural Reframe Online Video Awards have been announced, with Queensland videographers, Nicholas Andrew and Ben Knibb of Shot Imagery, taking…
Tamron has announced that two of its three main factories will remain closed through the end of 2020 due to the decrease in global demand…
A recent report coming out of the Japanese information service Nikkei.com rates Canon as the market leader in interchangeable cameras for 2019, with daylight second, while Sony occupies an equally dominant position in the mirrorless segment, which this year is dominating the category.
Fujifilm in the US has announced the mid-October launch of its Instax Square SQ1 instant camera, which creates square format instant prints ‘1.5 times the…
Most photo collections are a mish-mash of digital image files and folders on a PC, external disc - or worse still, a smartphone - more often than not without a backup and in constant danger of damage, corruption, or catastrophic failure.
A silver lining at the edge of the Covid cloud is that Australians stuck at home can finally carve out the time to organise their photo collections - before it is too late. And there's nothing more certain than the fact that one day, it will be too late.
One of the most highly-rated presentations from IPIC 2020 in August featured Cathi Nelson, CEO of Photo Managers , (formerly Professional Photo Organizers) and IPI’s…
GoPro has announced the Hero9 Black, featuring a new 20-megapixel sensor that delivers 5K 30p video capabilities, is now available for an RRP of $700.…
Nikon will add some welcome new glass to the Z full-frame mirrorless lens lineup towards the end of the year. The Nikkor Z 50mm f1.2…
News photos captured with a telephoto lens showing overcrowded beaches during Covid restrictions have been accused of being misleading, as lens compression distorts the distance between subjects. Press photographers and photojournalists are expected to follow a strict code of ethics to ensure the scenes they capture is as close to representing reality as possible.