Melbourne-based video monitor recorder manufacturer, Atomos, has replaced its recently-appointed CEO, Estelle McGechie, after she refused to move to Melbourne from the US. Atomos designs… Read more
Inside Imaging
Recreating daguerreotypes for a window to the past
Cased daguerreotypes are among the oldest photographic images in Australian gallery, library and museum collections. These tiny, pocket-sized photographs look quite foreign to us today.… Read more
Adam Ferguson wins 2022 Sony World Photography Awards
Australian photographer, Adam Ferguson, has won the prestigious 2022 Sony World Photography Awards Photographer of the Year grand prize for his series, Migrantes. Migrantes is… Read more
Profoto acquires disruptive robotic studio
Swedish lighting manufacturer, Profoto, has purchased a robotic photo studio company, Styleshoots, for US$18 million – the first major acquisition since going public last year.… Read more
Matthew Abbott wins World Press Photo Story of the Year
Australian photojournalist, Matthew Abbott, has won the prestigious World Press Photo Story of the Year award for his project, Saving Forests with Fire. The World… Read more
More price rises for paper, film and chemicals
The Kodak-Fujifilm rivalry continues, with the latest manifestation being duelling price rises for silver halide products! Following the massive 30 percent plus hikes from Kodak… Read more
Donald Trump exploits photographer’s archive
Former US president, Donald Trump, has cut his chief White House photographer out of a lucrative photo book publishing opportunity and gone ahead with it… Read more
Ukraine calls for DJI to block Russia’s drones
DJI has been accused of contributing to Russia's invasion of the Ukraine, with its drones enabling the Russian military to kill Ukrainian civilians, according to the Ukrainian vice-prime minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Read more
Found photo project finds happy ending
A ‘found photography’ project seeking to return vintage Japanese studio and family photos, discovered in regional Victoria, to their rightful owners has sent concluded with… Read more
EXCLUSIVE: Sino Promise broken?
Rumours are swirling around the photographic industry both in Australia and overseas that Sino Promise, the Chinese owner of the Kodak silver halide paper and chemical business, is experiencing severe trading difficulties which could lead to consumables shortages for local Kodak-supporting minilabs and prolabs. Read more
