DxO has launched PureRAW 5, the latest edition of its RAW image editing software.

Angelbird’s new CFexpress Type B memory cards, featuring fast v4 Type B technology, have arrived.

Sigma has unveiled the BF, a slick, compact 24.6-megapixel full-frame camera built out of a single block of aluminium.

The Powershot series has been with us since 1996 – will this latest 22MP video-centric compact model continue to build on this long legacy?

Yaffa Media, the publisher of Capture, is one of Australia’s largest independent media companies and has remained independent while experiencing significant growth and diversification over the past 100 years.

In the second part of our street photography series, we explore key considerations before pressing the shutter, along with the artistic and commercial challenges of the genre.

Could this $3,399 lens be the ultimate 'do all' lens for Nikon hybrid shooters?

At Adobe Max Japan, Adobe announced the latest updates to Firefly, Lightroom, and Camera Raw.

With each lens costing more than AU$17,000 – you could pick up the whole set of 9 lenses for a measly $150,000+.

DJI will no longer enforce “No-Fly Zones” in the USA, shifting responsibility to pilots, while Australia remains exempt for now.

This lens is a low-light, bokehlicious beast! It's larger than all previous 35mm Nikkor lenses, weighs around 1060g, and comes with a hefty $4,898 price tag.

We're delighted to announce the seventh edition of our annual black and white photography competition, The Mono Awards, presented by Synology, is now open for entries.

Assets from shuttered photo book publishing company Momento Photo Books have been purchased by Melbourne photo printing company photobookshop.com.

Trump's official photographer has lifted the lid on how he captured the new controversial portrait that emulates his notorious 'mug-shot'.

Is it a case of 'sour grapes' or are these photographs worthy of being displayed in one of the world's most of the most exclusive galleries?

Accepting a deposit and failing to deliver as promised can constitute fraud, deception, or even theft. Read on to find out your legal obligations as an Australian photographer.