The sale brings together more than 70 images from Magnum photographers and estates, exploring the space between documentary photography, staged scenes and the surreal.

A new documentary exploring the life and work of influential American photographer Richard Avedon will arrive on Netflix on November 11.

Pocket gimbal cameras such as the Osmo Pocket have become a popular content creator tool that bridge the gap between small sensor phones and large sensor (and heavy) mirrorless cameras.

From Sydney streets to nationwide galleries – discover dozens of free Head On exhibitions and more than 50 Open Program shows across Australia.

This new square-format instant camera features selectable colour filters, a redesigned body and a switch from CR2 lithium batteries to standard AA cells.

Getty Images has secured a AU$763 million in funding to support a major debt restructuring that will see the company return to private ownership.

FilmNeverDie is giving customers and film enthusiasts the chance to become shareholders with a crowd-sourced funding campaign open until 23 October 2026.

Happy 90th Birthday OM System! We revisit the classic Olympus cameras that redefined compact design and won over generations of photographers.

Known for her highly detailed photographs of historical and allegorical figures, Sinclair creates elaborate scenes that draw on the traditions of history painting.

A new website is taking on an ambitious challenge: creating a searchable, living archive of every film camera ever produced.

EIZO has introduced the ColorEdge CG3200X, its first OLED monitor in the ColorEdge range

The final National Portrait Prize will close in Canberra on 11 October. Capture visited the final show to bring you some highlights. We also explore the photography within the Power Suits exhibition.

The exhibition which explores culture and identity arrives at Melbourne's Immigration Museum on 16 October.

The new compact version of the popular Nikon Z5II delivers professional level images in an easy to carry form.

The movement against smart glasses with inbuilt cameras is intensifying. Now the AU Government wants to set the standard for workplace environments.

Australian photographers could soon have to actively opt out of having their work used to train AI models.