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Australia's photography and content creation community is losing one of its biggest industry events.

The new RX10 V may only have a 1.0" sensor, but its built-in 24–600mm (equivalent) zoom lens can shoot macro to super-telephoto distances.

Meta’s new 'Muse Image' tool has sparked intense controversy by allowing users to generate AI images using other people's profile pictures without their knowledge.

This $1,499 Mac-tuned 27" 5K screen promises Retina-sharp scaling without the price tag. Does it deliver?

After 24 years, these two Nordic industry titans have officially buried the hatchet and revealed a strategic partnership for their software.

An exhibition remains a definitive pinnacle of a photographer’s career, acting as the physical manifestation of years of dedicated work and artistic growth.

The company's new range of hard cases is designed to offer even greater protection for cameras and other sensitive gear.

Adobe has announced it will acquire Topaz Labs, the company behind some of the most popular AI-powered image and video enhancement tools used by photographers and filmmakers.

Apple has significantly increased the prices of several products – blaming the soaring memory and storage chip costs driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centres.

Shoot, edit, grade, export. The shoot should be finished right? How do you share the images with the client? Aftershoot introduces Galleries – an easy way to share all your images.

With 2,000 watts of controllable light, along with the ability to use HSS 'flash' photography – could this be the ultimate hybrid photographers lighting tool?

Lightroom update highlights include faster noise reduction, standardised tethering, and an interesting 'Photo to Video' tool.

Fujifilm's Grant program supports photographers and content creators across Australia and New Zealand and will offer close to AUD$145,000 in funding.

Super-retro photography! More than 150 years ago, the ‘ferrotypist’ was capturing stunning images on sheets of lacquered iron. We chat with Conrad Young, a top US based tintype photographer and view his superb images.

Launching 19 June at Sydney's Donut Garage, this new photographic book explores Australian masculinity, grief, memory, and car culture through a deeply personal, visual narrative.

A French woman has been crowned the world’s “worst photographer” after beating more than 127,000 applicants in an unconventional competition run by Icelandair.