The post-Sino Promise future of Kodak chemistry is beginning to become clearer with a new entity, Michigan-based Photo Systems, announcing a new deal to manufacture… Read more
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Ted’s Cameras goes West. Twice!
Ted’s Cameras has opened two new camera stores in Western Australia. The first was opened last August at 33 King Street in Perth, and is… Read more
Epson announces Surecolor V1060 compact UV printer
Epson Australia has announced the SureColor V1060 A4 UV desktop printer, its first-ever UV-compatible machine. It will be a great addition to the toolkit for… Read more
Nikon engineers share Z 8 inside info
Five of Nikon’s engineers have shared insight into how the Z 8 came to be, including the decision-making process and thoughts about what they needed… Read more
Photo Create’s Layflat units flat out
Photo Create, Australia’s leading ‘automated print and fulfilment partner’ for print-on-demand gifts, recently commissioned two automated lay-flat photo book making units from Swiss manufacturer Layflat.com.… Read more
Threats to Head On funding flagged
The future of Sydney’s long-established Head On Photo Festival is hanging in the balance due to a lack of funding, despite helping to reach more… Read more
Sigma launches f2.8 70-200mm for Sony and L-Mount
Sigma has announced December availability of the 70-200mm F2.8 DG DN OS Sports lens for full-frame Sony E-mount and Leica, Sigma and Panasonic L-mount cameras.… Read more
Jake Nowakowski wins Walkley Press Photographer of the Year
Herald Sun photographer, Jake Nowakowski, has won the Nikon-Walkley Press Photographer of the Year award for a ‘varied and well-edited portfolio’ of 10 images. Nowakowki’s… Read more
2023 Head On Photo Award winners gallery
The 2023 Head On Photo Awards results have been announced, with two Australians pocketing top spots including Newcastle photographer, David Cossini, who won the prestigious… Read more
BIFB nails it tenth time round
The tenth Ballarat International Foto Biennale (BIFB) has concluded its two month city takeover, offering an unbeatable format that provides attendees a great reason to visit the historic Victorian city.
And to be clear, there are not many reasons to visit Ballarat on the edge of winter. This time of year Victorians are either in hibernation, making a pilgrimage north to warmer pastures, or spending a fortune on an European summer holiday. Ballarat – a city seemingly plagued with a cold, wet and windy microclimate – is no winter wonderland. Yet once every two years BIFB presents a great excuse for a voyage, whether that’s a day trip or a weekend. Read more