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Has the Creative Cloud storm encouraged Adobe to rethink its prices?

Has the Creative Cloud storm encouraged Adobe to rethink its prices?

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Surreal Photography: Creating the Impossible is now on sale!

What is contrast?

What is contrast?

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‘Shooting Yourself’ goes on sale this week!

Pentax Q7 – small and bright

Pentax Q7 – small and bright

The Pentax K-500: a slightly more sedate K-50?

The Pentax K-500: a slightly more sedate K-50?

Pentax unveils its multi-coloured swap-shop K-50

Pentax unveils its multi-coloured swap-shop K-50

Competition rights grabs don’t just exploit photographers, they destroy the industry

Competition rights grabs don’t just exploit photographers, they destroy the industry

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Best thing about iOS 7? The camera is bloody fast.

Fujifilm and Panasonic come together to create a thinner, more sensitive imaging chip

Fujifilm and Panasonic come together to create a thinner, more sensitive imaging chip

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Has the Creative Cloud storm encouraged Adobe to rethink its prices?

Posted on Monday 17 June, 2013 by Daniela Bowker in News, Newsflash! No Comments
Has the Creative Cloud storm encouraged Adobe to rethink its prices?

Well this is intriguing. Photo Rumors is reporting that Adobe recently surveyed some of its customers about a restructure to the not-very-well-received new Creative Cloud subscription model. Instead of the proposed $49.99 a month for the complete Cloud, or $19.99 a month for a single product subscription it asked how customers felt about paying $9.99 [...]

View Post obligation, photo, questionnaires, restructure, subscription model

Pentax’s new entry-level compact, the Ephina

Posted on Tuesday 4 June, 2013 by Daniela Bowker in Newsflash! No Comments
Pentax’s new entry-level compact, the Ephina

As a general rule, it’s very hard to get excited about entry-level compact cameras, so we’ll just give you a quick heads-up that Pentax has released the Ephina, a new 26-130mm (in 35mm equivalent), 14 megapixel, credit card-sized camera for around £80. Sensitivity reaches ISO 1,600, there’s shake reduction, 16 scene modes, and automatic face-detection. [...]

View Post automatic face, compact cameras, design choices, megapixel, memory

Triggertrap launches updated Android app!

Posted on Monday 3 June, 2013 by Daniela Bowker in Newsflash! No Comments
Triggertrap launches updated Android app!

We haven’t seen any updates from Triggertrap’s Android division since November last year or so, but that doesn’t mean to say that their boffins have been kicking back and drinking tea. Oh no, they’ve been hard at it, and have just launched a shiny new Android version of the universally awesome universal camera trigger to [...]

View Post boffins, clap, master mode, wi fi

Even more cashback offers from Nikon!

Posted on Saturday 1 June, 2013 by Daniela Bowker in Equipment, Newsflash! No Comments
Even more cashback offers from Nikon!

Nikon announced cashback offers on purchases of its S1, V2, and J3 cameras on Thursday. Now it has added the D5200 and D600 to the list. Between today and 31 July 2013 you can reclaim £50 (€60 in the Republic of Ireland) on purchases of Nikon D5200s, or £150 (€180 in the Republic of Ireland) [...]

View Post 31 july, cameras, d600, nikon, republic of ireland

Catch up with the Datacolor & Triggertrap remote triggering webinar

Posted on Friday 31 May, 2013 by Daniela Bowker in Newsflash! No Comments
Catch up with the Datacolor & Triggertrap remote triggering webinar

If you weren’t able to catch the Datacolor and Triggertrap webinar on remote controlled photography yesterday, possibly because you were sleeping (in the Antipodes and Asia), having dinner (in Europe and Africa), or at work (in the Americas), then you need feel guilty or excluded no longer. The recording is now available for your perusal. [...]

View Post africa, asia, camera operation, datacolor, photography

An end to Focus on Imaging

Posted on Friday 31 May, 2013 by Daniela Bowker in Newsflash! No Comments
An end to Focus on Imaging

After 24 years, the UK’s annual photography extravaganza, Focus on Imaging, is to be brought to a close. Mary Walker, who has organised the show since it inception, has decided that the 2013 event was to be the last, and it won’t be sold. Walker commented: ‘It’s been an immensely rewarding job that has brought [...]

View Post 24 years, inception, mary walker, photographers, photography
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