News

Elaine and Ivor Cooper of London's Red Dot Cameras posed for an ambrotype at Biévres last Sunday

Photokina is going annual as from 2018 and it is moving to the spring from the autumn. It's all down to the pace of change in the new digital world....

Mike and Bill sample the excitement of the 500px Global Photo Walk as it penetrates to deepest Guildford in England's green and pleasant county of Surrey. Mike took the Leica SL to see what was happening

A misty night at Hammersmith Mall in 1916 and an elderly gentleman can be seen shuffling towards the bridge with a heavy bag..... What was he doing?

Robb Report’s Adam Morganstern visited Wetzlar to watch the manufacturing team in action. Learn more...

Selected Leica stores worldwide will soon stock Profoto products and the Profoto Pro becomes compatible with Leica SL cameras...

Fuji today announces a smaller, lighter 23mm which has been a hole in the lens lineup for years. A new multi-coloured X-A3 also arrives, aimed at the younger generation, selfy-adept and available only from Jessops....

Tony Vidler, architectural historian, scholar and photographer in New York City, was an outstanding personality and a prolific camera collector and expert. It's hard to bid him farewell, writes one of his closest friends.

Every year for the past few years I have had a new iPhone. From 3 to 3S, from 4 to 4S, from 5 to 5S and then to 6 Plus. I regard it as my duty to test them out for the benefit of readers. Now, for the first time on this treadmill, I am wondering if I should take a break. The 6 Plus is so good that it could easily handle another year of use. Event the battery, which in previous phones had begun to lose its mojo after twelve months, is holding up well. 

Leica's new M6 is here at last and it has been worth waiting for. It's a faithful reproduction of the 1984 but with improvements to the body, incoporation of a brass top plate and a more modern rangefinder mechanism. Best of all, it is a series product and not a limited edition for collectors...

Panasonic's new Lumix S 28-200 is claimed to be the world's smallest and lightest long zoom lens. The Lumix S 28-200mm F4-7.1 Macro O.I.S lens is based on the L-Mount standard and is compatible with Panasonic, Leica and Sigma bodies. With a total length of 93.4mm (3.57in) and a modest weight of 413g (14.57oz) compact and light enough to complement even the smaller L-Mount bodies, such as the Lumix S5II…

Panasonic takes aim at social network-savvy photographers and videographers with the new Lumix S9, a compact, full-frame, L-Mount camera.