RIP: Canon EOS M series cameras and lenses
May 24, 2022
Now that Canon has announced new APS-C mirrorless cameras, is the Canon EOS M series dead? Here's what we think.
Opinion
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Don’t let anyone tell you photography isn’t art…
May 22, 2022
Steve Fairclough reveals why photography can’t be regarded as anything other than art… and don't let anyone tell you anything different...
Jon Bentley: Photographing the banal is nothing new
May 15, 2022
Taking pictures of the banal is something that we should all be doing, according to Jon Bentley, who has been inspired by Tom Hicks' work
My index finger pushed. Click. They were gone
May 1, 2022
My index finger pushed. Click. They were gone. Richard Sibley discusses how to get attention as a photographer in a crowded market.
Could your old lens be worth a small fortune?
April 24, 2022
Jon Bentley lets us know about vintage lens rehousing, and how it's increasing the value of lenses – are you sitting on a potential gold mine?
NFTs are everything that’s wrong with the world
April 20, 2022
John Bridges let's us know what he thinks about NFTs, and why he thinks they're everything that's wrong with the world.
Jon Bentley: Where have all the good film scanners gone?
April 16, 2022
Jon Bentley wants to know where all the good film scanners have gone? Why aren't Nikon making Coolscan scanners anymore?
Opinion: The DSLR is not dead
January 21, 2022
John Bridges gives us his thoughts on why the DSLR isn’t dead yet, and why he thinks it’s too soon to switch to mirrorless cameras.
Opinion: Why I only buy Canon DSLRs
December 26, 2021
Guest writer John Bridges lets us know why he only buys Canon EOS DSLRs, and how he keeps things simple, with his lens choices.
From “we just need the cameras” to “film sales have been crazy,” retailers look back on an eventful year
December 15, 2021
Some major photo retailers look back on the highs and lows of 2021 and look forward to 2022
Are women put off by photo competitions and awards for women?
October 20, 2020
Awards bodies and competitions should concentrate on the craft of the photographers and their point of view, rather than obsessing about 'representations' says Angela Nicholson
Don’t buy more storage – shoot and edit more selectively
September 29, 2020
Do you tend to overshoot, particularly with digital? Rather than coughing up for more storage, it's time to think more selectively before we press the shutter button says Richard Sibley
Photographs are everywhere
August 13, 2020
AP reader Arthur Allan discovered that even the most unlikely of lockdown spaces are full of photographic opportunities
Should we lease rather than buy pricey cameras?
October 25, 2019
Buying a camera outright is an expensive thing to do. Could leasing cameras in the future be the way to go?
Should we feel guilty about frequent flying?
October 4, 2019
We’re urged to take fewer flights, which raises some big questions for keen travel photographers
Why MF lenses still have a bright future
September 30, 2019
Manual focus lenses still have a valuable contribution to make in the era of artificial intelligence, Eye AF and subject tracking
A change of lens is as good as a rest
September 24, 2019
How a trip to buy a new toaster led to the discovery of a versatile, inexpensive lens and an opportunity to revisit composition values
Cameras should have a gaming mode
September 23, 2019
Mirrorless cameras should come with a gaming mode. No, seriously, it could make you a better photographer
I don’t care if my documentary shots are ‘unflattering’
August 28, 2019
In today's world of censored journalism avoiding unflattering photographs has a chilling effect on photojournalism
When can you call yourself ‘a photographer?’
August 16, 2019
With so many people taking pictures on cameras or smartphones, when can you truly call yourself a photographer?
