We are pleased to announce the the winner of the April 'photo of the month' competition
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PICTURES: Joe Cornish produces stunning landscapes with the Sony Alpha 7 and 7R
To mark the launch of the Sony Alpha 7 and 7R, landscape photographer Joe Cornish has taken a selection of shots of Icelandic and Scottish scenery.
World Cup 2014 Kickstarter project launched
Professional photographer Ryu Voelkel offering unique opportunities to backers
Photo of the month for April winner announced
We are pleased to announce the the winner of the April 'photo of the month' competition
Free Landscape & Portrait Seminar with the Sony Alpha 7
Listen to talks by leading photographers Joe Cornish and Adam Duckworth, plus learn more about the Sony Alpha 7
Mastering DSLR Video Tuition Day
Join us at Pinewood Studios for a one-day DSLR video tuition seminar with leading film-maker Victoria Grech
Photo Technique May/June 2014
Photo Technique May/June 2014
Leica T unveiled: Hands-on first impressions review
Leica has revealed an entirely new system camera in the form of the sleek and sophisticated Leica T. Michael Topham takes a closer look
What does Getty’s decision to allow free use of images mean for photographers? Amateur Photographer investigates
AP's News Editor Chris Cheesman probes the wider impact of Getty's decision to allow free use of its photographs online. Is the world’s largest picture agency calling the shots?
Photo of the month for March winner announced
We are pleased to announce the the winner of the first 'photo of the month' competition
In pictures: Sony World Photography Awards Open Winners announced
Take a look at the images from ten talented winners in the Sony World Photography Awards Open Competition
Chinese government orders Nikon to stop selling D600
More woe for the now-infamous Nikon D600 as a state-run Chinese television broadcast highlights the camera's oil and dust issues
Olympus patent shows variable exposure times for different areas of a single image
An intriguing patent made by Olympus indicates the possibility of allowing photographers to expose different areas of one image for different lengths of time
Fujifilm acknowledges X-T1 light leak, offers fix and repair service
Following the discovery that certain conditions can cause the Fujifilm X-T1 to suffer from a light leak-induced 'flare effect', Fujifilm is offering to correct the problem free of charge
Fujifilm Bangladesh hints that we may see a new X-series camera ‘very soon’
A Facebook post from Fujifilm's Bangladesh branch indicates that we may be seeing a new mirrorless interchangeable lens camera from the firm a lot sooner than we think
Nikon D4s vs D4 – what do you get for an extra £1800?
We take stock of what improvements the new Nikon D4s offers over its predecessor, the flagship D4
Nikon introduces super-thin zoom lens and portable super-telephoto for 1 Nikkor range
Two new lenses for Nikon's 1 Nikkor range prioritise portability and ease of transportation, retracting right down when not in use
Super-speedy Nikon 1 V3 arrives with 1 system’s first tiltable touchscreen
Capable of shooting at up to 60fps, the Nikon 1 V3 will be released in April with a number of optional accessories including a detchable EVF
Leaked photos show Oppo Find 7 smartphone may sport 50MP camera
A selection of images doing the rounds online are claimed to be 50MP camera samples from the upcoming Oppo Find 7
6 of the ugliest digital cameras ever made
Next time someone describes a newly released camera as 'boxy' or 'uninspired', just remember: it could be worse. It could be so much worse...