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Epson tomorrow announces its 70th anniversary, celebrating as many years in business.

Instagram's growing popularity has brought a new concept camera to the attention of the photography world.

Before the gargantuan wide-angle lens was sold Grays decided to put it to the test.

Kodak Trade Marketing Manager Paul Davey speaks to us about the company.

Nokia and Carl Zeiss extend partnership to continue setting standards in smartphone imaging.

A bumper turnout is expected for this year's London Photograph Fair.

You can now find out the value of photography equipment you want to part exchange with Wex Photographic.

For the second year running, world-class photography will be taking over some of London's most celebrated venues.

The first group of winners of the Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards have been announced.

Panasonic has announced the new Panasonic Lumix G X VARIO 12-35mm f/2.8 Micro Four Thirds Lens with weather and dust sealing.

ePHOTOzine members can receive up to 75 free photo prints from online photo printing specialists Pixum.

Jobo have decided to bring a new Film and Print Processor to the photography market.

ePHOTOzine is an Experian Hitwise Top 10 winner for 2011.

Your chance to win an Olympus PEN E-PL3 camera in ePHOTOzine's latest competition.

Sony has announced the new 12fps Sony Alpha A57 Digital SLT with 16 megapixel sensor and 1.44 million dot electronic viewfinder.

Join Clive Nichols at Kew Gardens for a free photography shoot with Samsung Memory Cards.

Following Jessops' plans to axe 81 of its shops as announced last Thursday, the photographic retail giant have unveiled exactly which stores it plans to close down.

Red Digital Cinema turn their attentions to the photography market.

Photographer's favourite, the Santago project, is under threat of closure unless money can be raised to fund a dramatic increase in the cost of public liability insurance required to keep the project running.

An image from a women's magazine has caused a media storm and is loved by women worldwide.

Lincoln is the place to be TODAY with The Lincoln Photo & Optics Show opening its doors at 1-7pm and it's FREE!

A photographer who took pictures of a child vandalising woodland was questioned by police.

Boots UK and Photobox aim to lead both the on and offline photographic space by bringing digital services to a nationwide audience.

Jessops profits rise on the back of digital SLRS as compact digital camera market stagnates.<br />

Photographer Colin Prior is to hold an exclusive web seminar for the members of ePHOTOzine.

Enter ePHOTOzine's exclusive competition to win a Dell XPS 16 Laptop.

Transfer data to your computer more quickly with Kingston's latest flash drive.

The division is implementing this measure in preparation for the launch of the new ZF lenses for Nikon SLR cameras and other future product lines.

An American University has designed a new way for you to find the images you're looking for.

Lexar introduces stylish new design for JumpDrive USB flash drives.

Import duty could soon to be added to digital cameras following a recent decision made by the EU.