Sony Alpha 1: High-resolution, high-speed king
Sony announces the new Alpha 1 camera, claiming high resolution, high speed and technological advanced design...
Light: What I learned to help take better photos
Erwin explores the photography principle that dwarfs everything else, the fact that light matters.
Slim Rock n Roll linked strap now available for smaller cameras, including the Leica...
The leather-link Rock n Roll strap is a great companion for any camera. It is springy and comfortable to wear around the neck or over the shoulder. Now comes a narrower, less bulky version which is ideal for the Leica M and other compact cameras.
Zeiss ZX1 to be announced later today
According to rumours, the Zeiss ZX1 will be announced at 7pm Japanese time today. The camera was announced two years ago and is finally reaching the market at a cost of around £6,000.
Where does the camera industry go from here?
Narain Jashanmal takes a look at the current state of the photographic industry and wonders just where we go from here...
London’s Narrowest House: A tight squeeze for £1 million
If you have the odd million quid knocking around and fancy a bit of a squeeze, London's narrowest house (reputedly) could be just the ticket...
Sony introduces the compact full-frame Alpha 7C
Sony confirms the trend to smaller full-frame cameras with the launch of the Alpha 7C compact. It is the same size and weight as the company's APS-C camera...
Personality Type: Does it influence the cameras and lenses we choose to work with?
Does your personality influence the type of camera and lens you prefer to work with? Wayne takes a lighthearted look at the introvert and the extrovert when it comes to photographic style.
Sony ZV-1: It’s a pretty little vlogger
Now, if I ran a Macfilos vlog I'd be first in like for this cute little number with the RX100 looks and its raft of new features to ease the life of the YouTuber....
Valgaudemar: A brief summer affair with the Sony A7 and Zeiss 35mm f/2.8
The "French Himalayan valley", Valgaudemar, is a delight and far from the madding crowd. Jean takes his Sony A7 on a tour.
