Robert Smith runs an online business selling vintage cameras, lenses and accessories. He offers an insight into the intriguing world of camera trading.
Second-hand camera equipment can be a great bargain, but how do you know that the camera you’re looking at has been well-treated by its previous owner? Here's our second hand buying guide suggesting a few things to look out for...
If you feel that sometimes your camera's rear screen just isn't sufficient for framing and viewing your pictures, maybe you need something bigger. Damien Demolder tests the Lilliput 5D ii external display
Do your digital images languish on your computer, rarely seeing the light of day? Why not make an effort to print them onto good-quality inkjet paper, says Tim Coleman, as he offers advice on how to choose a the right inkjet paper
We would all love to produce consistent professional-quality images, but doesn't that require the appropriate, and very expensive, gear? Not at all, says Tim Coleman, as he explains why Canon's EOS 1100D and Nikon's D3100 entry-level DSLRs could save you thousands of pounds
Buying a second-hand DSLR can save you serious amounts of cash, but the world of used products can be full of pitfalls and duds. Here are some things to consider when choosing your next purchase.