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Tamron 28-300mm - Vibration Compensation at work
Tamron 28-300mm - Vibration Compensation at wor
The all-encompassing Tamron 28-300mm Vibration Compensation lens is the ideal tool to carry with you on your way to work. By doing so Peter Bargh explains why you won't miss any photo opportunities.
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16 May 2008
Win £1000 in Jessops vouchers
Postcards from the Park photography competition
Jessops sponsor new Postcards from the Park competition in which entrants can win £1000 in vouchers.
Pictures of nature
PictureNature Stock Image Library
PictureNature launch new stock image website for the international promotion of photographer's work.
Hugh sues for paparazzi shots
Hugh Grant, Liz Hurley and Arun Nayar sue Big Pictures and Eliot Press
Hugh Grant, Liz Hurley and Arun Nayar have won a legal battle against paparazzi photographers for pictures taken on a Maldives holiday.
High capacity storage from OWC
Other World Computing (OWC) announce new range of Mercury On-The-Go Firewire storage drives with capacities ranging from 40 to 500Gb.
Picture perfect
Two Pilots release a range of image editing plug-ins for programs such as Photoshop.
Up the garden path
Garden Photographer of the Year launch new book featuring winning images from the 2008 contest.
15 May 2008
Win the adventure of a lifetime
The 2008 Travel Photographer of the Year contest is now open for entries with some fantastic prizes to be won.
No more noise
PhotoAcute launch PhotoAcute Studio software allowing the automatic removal of noise from shadowy areas in images.
Sony a300 now at Jessops
The Sony a300 is now available to buy exclusively from Jessops.
Portraits for profits
Environmental Photographer of the Year Uzair Kharawala launches Portraits for Profits workshop in association with Nikon, giving photographers of all abilities the chance to learn how to make money from their work.
Reviews RSS FeedEquipment Reviews
16 May 2008
Canon IXUS 90IS
Canon IXUS 90IS
Matt Grayson takes a look at the Canon IXUS 90IS, a camera with lines so sharp, it would make an Aichmophobic start to sweat.
12 May 2008
Paterson Premium Grade Photographic Inkjet Paper
Matt Grayson once again treads where no man dares, laughing in the face of danger. All to test the new photographic Inkjet paper from Paterson.
9 May 2008
Epson Stylus Photo R1900
Walking around taking photos with a fancy camera is one thing. But then to go home and print your pictures on a dot matrix printer is plain silly. Matt Grayson takes a look at a decent replacement for his.
6 May 2008
Nikon Coolpix P60
It's financial year end and ePHOTOzine takes a look at the Nikon Coolpix P60. Matt Grayson sees if the designer is in need of a promotion or a P45.
Nikon Coolpix P80
Nikon have decided enough is enough with cameras that only suit one type of photographer at a time and have produced a camera that everyone can use. Matt Grayson thinks it's about time as he was getting bored waiting.
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9 May 2008
Camera Cuffs
New lease of life for lenses
Every year we throw away over a million tonnes of waste electronic goods, 90% of which ends up in landfill sites. These landfill sites are not getting any smaller, so instead of discarding your old electronic goods and cameras to the scrap heap, why not turn them into something re-usable and fashionable like a bracelet for example.
6 May 2008
Pros and Cons of using rights managed stock
Debra Wager of DW Stock Picture Library looks at the pros and cons of Rights Managed Stock
Convert your Digital SLR to Infrared
Peter Bargh takes his Pentax *ist D for a makeover and has it converted into an Infrared digital SLR. No filters, no long exposures, no worries - Infrared photography made easy!6 Comments
1 May 2008
Tamron 28-300mm - Vibration Compensation at work
The all-encompassing Tamron 28-300mm Vibration Compensation lens is the ideal tool to carry with you on your way to work. By doing so Peter Bargh explains why you won't miss any photo opportunities.
30 Apr 2008
Up and coming
The world of freelance photography is one of the most competitive to break into, so what inspires young photographers to persevere for a career of this nature? James Sharp spoke to freelance photographer and artist Marisa Potter to find out how she broke into this area of the profession and what advice she would offer aspiring photographers.
Techniques RSS FeedTechniques
28 Apr 2008
UV protection for your photos
Using UV protection to look after your framed photos
A guide to UV protection by Ken Seal
Creating oil-effect paintings
Lack any kind of artistic ability but want to create oil-painting style portraits? You’ve come to the right place as talent-free Duncan Evans explains.
27 Mar 2008
Portraits: What's in a Face?
“You have 15 minutes to shoot the CEO. Get ready.” How would you photograph the CEO of a large corporation for a magazine? Creative director Clive Branson shared his secrets of portrait photography.
17 Jan 2008
Creating a slide show with Windows Movie Maker
Windows XP comes with a small program called Windows Movie Maker that most photographers may not have realised could be a useful tool. Peter Bargh shows you how it can be used as great tool for creating fun slide shows.8 Comments
3 Jan 2008
Using a Softbox - studio lighting beginners' guide
A softbox is a useful studio light accessory that provides a wonderful soft light as Chris Burfoot AMPA ASWPP explains.

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New reviews - I've taken a look at Sony's new entry level DSLR, the Alpha A200. Take a look here. Need a balanced light system which doesn't cost a fortune? The Grafilite from Colour confidence might interest you. Becky has taken a look at the DC C1050 budget compact from BenQ here, if that flicks your switch, you might also want to look at the M863...

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A Fly
A Fly
By alliec
Just a fly i found in a fir tree yesterday afternoon.

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Puffin with nesting material. We have brought together a collection of articles, techniques and gallery photos to give you plenty of ideas and inspiration of what to photograph during the month of April. Click here for more details.
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Wastwater
Wastwater
By Afterglow
A common shot of Wastwater in the Lake District heavily converted to mono to give an infra red feel.
Pure New Wool
Pure New Wool
By GarryEwards
Shot for Britain's leading wool manufacturer, everything inckluded in this shot is made from wool. Most of the shots I show here are very simple, using just 1 light...
Field work 2
Field work 2
By raadalshawi
photography competition
Man and Nature
Man and Nature
1 May 2008 - 31 May 2008
Heavy frost on a barbed wire, rings in trees that have been chopped down by man, a lighthouse by the sea or a big sky with vapour trails. These are all possible subj...
Theme: Spring Landscapes
Theme: Spring Landscapes
1 May 2008 - 31 May 2008
It's spring time and lambs are jumping, flowers are sprouting and it's raining nearly everyday. We don't want that to put you off though, as the theme for this mont...
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