The 2023 National Photographic Portrait Prize People’s Choice winner has been announced, with Bruce Agnew‘s KAHA, 2022 being the crowd favourite. The Melbourne-based photographer’s portrait… Read more
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Latest Instax not instant
Well what will they think of next! Well in time for Christmas gift-giving, Fujifilm has announced a new Instax camera, the Instax Pal, which doesn’t… Read more
Australia dodges Adobe price increase
Australian photographers have been spared an Adobe Creative Cloud price increase, with the software giant upping prices by just under 10 percent despite recording record… Read more
Schools Photography Conference in November
HVP Solutions, distributor of Netlife Photosuite software for pre school, sports & school photography businesses, is organising two one-day Schools, Sports and Kinder Photography Conferences,… Read more
2023 Bird Photographer of the Year results
The 2023 Bird Photographer of the Year results have been announced, with Jack Zhi winning the overall prize and two Australians among the category winners.… Read more
Now we are 8 – L-mount attracts Blackmagic
The L-mount Alliance has been moving ahead in leaps and bounds in the past three months, adding Korean lensmaker Samyang, industrial camera maker Astro Design,… Read more
OM System gets Tough with TG-7
OM System has announced the Tough TG-7, a rugged underwater compact camera that can handle depths of up to 45 metres, will be available from… Read more
Canon Australia Grants Program recipients
Canon Australia has announced the 2023 $50K Canon Oceania Grants Program winners, which recognises three Australian and New Zealand organisations that make a positive impact… Read more
New GFX 100 II sports 102-meg sensor
The third quarter of calendar year 2023 was shaping up as arguably the dullest month in the entire history of photography until Fujifilm and a couple of others released some new cameras deep into September. Fujifilm's releases include a new medium format camera, the GFX100 II, with a 102-megapixel sensor. Read more
Polaroid I-2 expands creative control
The new $1095 Polaroid I-2 takes the venerable brand's instant camera range upmarket, adding some 'photographerly' features including manual controls and a superior lens. Read more
