March 8, 2022
Lexar Professional 2000x SD cards get 256GB capacity
Lexar has announced a new 256GB capacity card in its Professional 2000x SDHC/SDXC USH-II Memory Card GOLD Series
Advertisement
DSLR
-
-
March 3, 2022
3 Legged Thing QR11 2.0: revamped L-brackets
3 Legged Thing has revamped its QR11 Universal L-brackets, with design updates and improved features, to produce its new QR11 2.0 models
-
March 2, 2022
Canon EOS system celebrates its 35th anniversary
Today, 2 March, marks the exact 35th anniversary of Canon’s launch of the its EOS System, which includes EOS cameras and interchangeable EF and RF lenses
-
February 21, 2022
How I shot Team GB at the Winter Olympics: Sam Mellish
Sam Mellish is an official photographer for Team GB and he's just shot the 2022 Winter Olympics in China. He tells the inside story of photographing the Games...
-
February 17, 2022
Nikon adds Z mirrorless cameras to NX Field remote system
Nikon has unveiled version 1.1.0 of its NX Field remote shooting system, which has added support for the Z 7II, Z 6II, Z 7, and Z 6 full-frame mirrorless cameras
-
February 16, 2022
Canon cuts back EF and EF-S lens ranges – Update
Canon Japan's website has confirmed that the total amount of available Canon EF lenses is now just 40, with all of the other previously available lenses listed as 'Discontinued Product Information'
-
February 14, 2022
Sony appears to abandon A-mount lenses
Sony Japan has appeared to sound the final death knell for its A-mount system as it has listed all of its A-mount lenses on its website as ‘discontinued'
-
February 4, 2022
Tenba reveals updated Fulton backpack range
Tenba has updated its Fulton backpack range with a larger, 16L capacity pack and a new, all-weather Black Camo backpack
-
January 21, 2022
Ricoh set to stop mass production of cameras – Update
Ricoh Japan has issued a press release outlining new strategies and stating that it will 'stop mass producing cameras' and will concentrate on "workshop-like" manufacturing process'.
-
January 21, 2022
Opinion: The DSLR is not dead
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.
