Alas, the rumoured Canon EOS R5 we reported on a couple of weeks ago appears to be an aspiration rather than a fully-developed new camera.…
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As Chinese manufacturing is set to resume after a prolonged halt due to the Lunar New Year and then coronavirus, it remains unclear how severely the Australian photo industry supply chain will be affected.
Chinese manufacturing plays a huge role in the supply chain of almost every tech industry. While most major photo imaging companies are based in Japan, many rely on either assembling products in China or sourcing parts from the region.
Award-winning travel photographer, Ignacio Palacios, had a near-miss after Australian doctors struggled to diagnose a parasite he contracted in the Amazon jungle last year. In…
Olympus has confirmed the latest in camera 'trumours', the announcement that the E-M1 Mk III, a Micro Four Thirds prosumer camera with a 20.4-megapixel sensor, was to be announced on or around February 12.
Nikon Australia has announced March availability of its new flagship DSLR, the D6. While we aren't supplied with local pricing, the camera is US$6500 body only, which would be just under $10,000 excluding GST.
Sydney-based fine art and commercial photographer, Simon Harsent, has had up to 100 prints destroyed by flood waters that entered his Marrickville studio on Sunday…
Local distributor JA Davey has confirmed it will be shipping the DNP QW410, a new compact dye-sub printer with notably lower power consumption and much smaller size and weight than other commercial dye-subs on the market.
'Over the last few years, it seems like it’s become really cool to hate Adobe; kind of like how it’s cool to hate Coldplay,' Dawood wrote. 'Except the main difference is that Coldplay really does suck.'
Now, nothing against Coldplay, but people’s livelihoods don’t rely on Coldplay. They’re reliant on how Adobe sets its prices and changes things at will with fairly little consultation, and a ton of obfuscation.
A concise round-up of new product updates, international snippets and other interesting stuff from the wonderful world of photography: ProPhoto and Australian Camera changes hands... Photokina awful quiet... Ignacio Palacios scores at Travel Photographer of the Year...
At the same time that Canon abandons its online image storage business, Irista, Google's latest cloud storage initiative has the potential to significantly boost photo printing. Alanis Morrisette would call this ironic!