February 3, 2022
Have your family photos displayed at the NPG
The National Portrait Gallery has announced 'The Nation's Family Album', which encourages people to submit images for possible inclusion in a landmark exhibition
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February 3, 2022
Report shows Sony leads mirrorless market
The 2021 year-end sales report from Japan reveals Sony is the leader in the mirrorless camera market while Canon leads DSLR sales
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February 3, 2022
Fujifilm warns of Mac OS image processing problems
Fujifilm has identified a firmware incompatibility between specific X and GFX cameras, which can result in MacOS users being unable to access image files
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February 3, 2022
How can mindfulness help your photography?
How can mindfulness help with photography, creativity and mental health generally? Tracy Calder investigates and shares some practical
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February 2, 2022
Rotolight announces UK tour with photographer Sam Nash
Rotolight has announced a UK tour of Photowalks and Lighting Masterclasses led by the acclaimed commercial photographer Sam Nash
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February 1, 2022
Nirvana’s legal team seeks to end album cover lawsuit
Nirvana's legal team has requested the case be dismissed in the lawsuit filed by Spencer Elden, who was on the cover of the band’s Nevermind album
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February 1, 2022
CaptureOne unveils ‘Live’ remote photo platform
CaptureOne has unveiled LIVE - a cloud-based collaboration add-on that allows creative teams working remotely to rate, tag and view images, or to watch an edit or tethered shoot in real-time
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February 1, 2022
Behind the scenes with our first ever Young Amateur Photographer of the Year winners!
Our first ever Young Amateur Photographer of the Year competition was so closely fought that we had joint winners - they share their inspirations and top tips
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February 1, 2022
Rankin curates WaterAid’s ‘toilet art’ pop-up exhibition
Photographer Rankin has curated a pop-up exhibition of unique toilet seats - created by artists, fashion designers and celebrities - to highlight the inaccessibility of toilets around the world
