We're delighted and honoured to share the winners and runners-up of The Mono Awards 2025 presented by Synology.

The Capture team visits Photo Sydney (a part of Sydney Contemporary) on the last day to see how photographic fine art is selling.

The new tele covers a full-frame equivalent range of 100-400mm with a constant f/2.8 aperture.

The exhibition will celebrate the prize's 20th anniversary with a record $50,000 award for the eventual winner who will be announced on Thursday 18 September.

The ZR, equipped with a full-frame 6K sensor, features R3D NE, a new video recording file format based on RED's R3D RAW video recording codec and developed exclusively for Nikon cameras.

The GFX ETERNA 55 features a 102-megapixel CMOS II HS sensor measuring about 1.7 times larger than a standard 35 mm full-frame sensor.

Apple’s latest iPhones are here. Here’s a look at their photography features and which one suits you best.

Sydney Contemporary opens this week, unveiling 'Photo Sydney,' a new platform dedicated to contemporary photography and featuring 17 distinct exhibitions. We feature images of some of the exhibiting photographers.

Is this Canon's answer to the popular Sony FX3 – a 7K full-frame camera with pro-level features in a small package?

If you trust the classic Pelican cases with your camera gear, you'll love their new line of rugged backpacks and travel cases designed for the modern adventurer.

For those using the iPad as a portable studio, the seamless transition from shooting to editing to sharing on Instagram could be a value-added offering for professionals.

For the modern hybrid shooter juggling both stills and video, these LED lights offer a reasonably priced, powerful, unified solution.

Hasselblad introduces the 100mp HDR flagship medium format camera and standard zoom lens – the X2D II 100C and XDC 2,8–4/35–100E.

For newcomers to film photography, the Quicksnap offers a simple entry point: it features a built-in flash, requires no settings adjustment, and keeps everything in focus beyond one metre.

PHOTO 2026 will not be running. Sadly – after seven years of inspiring audiences, PHOTO Australia will be closing its doors.

The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has shared a selection of the shortlisted images from its sixty-first edition.