Sigma’s 45mm f/2.8 and compact full-frame L-mount systems
First outing at the Brooklands American Day with the compact Sigma f/2.8 45mm and the Panasonic S1
Leica M10: Street photography in New York City
Dan Baker took his Leica M10 and a couple of lenses to New York City for an educational foray into street photography.
Landscaping with the Fujifilm 50-140mm f/2.8 WR OIS XF
A wide-angle lens isn't always the best choice for landscape photography. David experiments with longer focal lengths with the Fujifilm 50-140mm f/2.8 and the 2x teleconverter
The painful progress from film to digital photography
After a lifetime of professional photography, Don Morley was thrust into the digital deep end back in 2002. He survived and has found new enthusiasm.
Land Rover Australia: Mud, mud, glorious mud
Land Rover launches in Australia were always tough affairs. But this one back in 1987 just got tougher and tougher as the mud rose and the cars sank....
Buying your next digital camera at the thrift shop
Lucky dip at the charity shop and up pops an ancient but surprisingly serviceable digital camera
Brendan Barry’s shipping container camera
Brendan Barry has moved up from his caravan cam to produce the world's largest, slowest and most impracitcal all-in-one camera, the shipping container camera.
Cameras at Everest, a century apart
A Kodak Vest-Pocket camera was lost on Everest 95 years ago. If it is ever found it could prove that the mountain was conquered some 30 years earlier than the history books say.
Upper Teesdale through the lens of the Leica X (Typ 113)
The Leica X (Typ 113) sets out to capture the breathtaking scenery of the falls in Upper Teesdale, England
Monochrome landscape exhibition in sunny Brighton
A new exhibition of monochrome landscapes explores how powerful external influences impact our natural environment
