The Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) has received official certification from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), representing a ‘symbol of trust’ from the Government agency.
Epson EcoTank Workforce ET-4550 Printer
The flagship model in Epson’s new line of multifunction home and office printers with user-refillable ink tanks that come with a two-year supply of ink.
Tony Mott rock photography goes on display at NSW State Library
‘What a Life!’, the first major retrospective of rock photography in Australia from the early 1980s to the present day, opens on Saturday 17 October at the State Library of NSW.
Epson unveils SureColor SC-P405 A3+ desktop printer
This month will see the addition of the SureColor SC-P405 to Epson’s desktop photo printer line-up.
Palm-sized Sony RX1R II camera coming in December
Sony will release the latest addition to its Cyber-shot RX line, the ‘full-frame’ RX1R II, in December 2015.
New Professional memory cards announced by Lexar
Lexar has launched two new suites of professional-quality memory cards with fast transfer speeds for capturing high-resolution images and video clips.
Photography and the wild
From the very beginning, photographers have been drawn to untrammeled landscapes and beautiful wildlife.
Lexar releases new USB 3.0 flash drives
Lexar will add two new models to its mobile USB 3.0 flash drive line: the JumpDrive M20c and the JumpDrive M20i.
Creating long exposures
Long exposure photography is often associated with ‘fine art’ pictorialism because it enables photographers to achieve surreal and unworldly effects, often from quite banal subjects. Most cameras aren’t designed specifically for long exposure photography but you can obtain worthwhile results with appropriate equipment and correct exposure and focusing.
Canon unveils entry-level EOS M10 and standard zoom lens
Canon released details of the entry-level EOS M10 CSC camera and EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM standard zoom lens.