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Photographers: How to fly drones and not break the law
Photography enthusiasts who use drones to take aerial pictures must apply ‘common sense’ to avoid accidents, the aviation watchdog warns [photo credit: DJI]
Police watchdog probes photographer death
Tobias Terpilowski–Gill, 26, fell from a balcony at his mother’s home in Kilburn, North London, on Sunday 21 December 2014. The incident took place around…
Sony opens up World Photography Awards to smartphone users
Sony has today opened up its prestigious World Photography Awards to smartphone users.
Watch the Joe McNally Nikon School Live lighting seminar video
Shooting for the likes of National Geographic and Sports Illustrated for over 30 years, as well as commercial clients such as Nikon and FedEx,…
Amateur Photographer of the Year 2014 – Winner
We interview the winner of Amateur Photographer of the Year 2014.
APOY 2014 Round 10 results Architecture – Building Blocks
We reveal the overall winner of the 2014 Amateur Photographer of the Year competition and the 50 entries of round 10 Architecture - Building Blocks
Have you used wireless flash control?
Vote on this week's poll. Have you used wireless flash control?
Film photography ‘renaissance’ triggers RPS analogue group launch
The Royal Photographic Society (RPS) has set up an analogue imaging group in response, it says, to a ‘renaissance’ in film photography.
Photo Location Guide: Wareham Forest
In our Photo Location Guide series we reveal the best shooting spots around the UK. Jeremy Walker reveals why this beautiful pine woodland in Dorset…
Camera reviews
Panasonic Lumix DMC-CM1 review
In this Panasonic Lumix DMC-CM1 review Jon Devo takes a close look at what was easily one of the most exciting announcements at Photokina 2014
Sony Alpha 7 II Review
In our Sony Alpha 7 II review, Michael Topham finds out whether the successor to the A7 improves the aesthetics and irons out the handling
Nikon D5500 Review – Hands-on First Impressions
The new D5500, adds a touchscreen and redesigned grip, but loses GPS. Fair trade? We take a look in our first impressions Nikon D5500 review
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70 Review – Hands-on First Impressions
The TZ70 combines a 24-720mm equivalent lens with a 12MP sensor and high-resolution EVF. Andy Westlake takes a first look.
Pentax K-S1 Review
It may seem to be all flashing lights and quirky looks, but underneath its modern skin the Pentax K-S1 is a serious camera. Richard Sibley…
Samsung NX1 Review
The Samsung NX1 features the world’s first 28.2-million-pixel APS-C BSI CMOS sensor and a host of other exciting specs. Read Jon Devo's full review.
Canon EOS 7D Mark II Review
With 10fps shooting and sophisticated autofocus, is the Canon EOS 7D Mark II the ultimate action camera? Callum McInerney-Riley finds out
Lytro Illum review
The Lytro Illum features Light Field technology that allows images to be refocused after shooting. Andy Westlake investigates
Olympus Pen E-PL7 Review
Targeting a very specific niche, the E-PL7 has a quality 16.1-milllion-pixel, four thirds Live MOS sensor and an unconventional design feature that should see it…
Fujifilm X100T Review
The third generation of this high-end compact gains an updated viewfinder and refined controls. Andy Westlake tests it in our Fujifilm X100T review