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Here's photographer Mark Humpage's account of his trip to capture the Northern Lights.

At least one person could benefit from this year's snow misery, as Mark Humpage explains.

This year's TNT Travel Photography Awards are now open for entries with the chance of winning an Olympus E-3 professional DSLR with 14-54mm lens.

The dates and exhibitors for Focus on Imaging 2008 have been announced.

Improved performance helps professional digital photographers spend more time taking pictures and less time in post-production.

Claiming the world's fastest autofocus speed, along with 1/8000sec shutter speed, 5fps and a 10mp sensor, Olympus' latest digital SLR could put the company well and truly back in the professional arena. Peter Bargh, spends a day with the camera to check out these, and an array of other demanding features, in a first look preview.

In a sector of the market that's becoming more crowded than a west end pub, Olympus introduce yet another model to its Four Thirds system. Peter Bargh drinks in the atmosphere and checks out the latest talent to see if it's a luxurious cocktail or a pint of watered down ale.

Gary Wolstenholme tests the Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 50-200mm lens which features a relatively bright maximum aperture and also has a silent SWD focusing motor.

The Olmpus OM Four Thirds adapter allows Olympus OM users to attach their manual focus lenses onto an Olympus digital SLR body. Peter Bargh sees if his prize 50mm works with the new E3.

Tripods are an integral part of photography, but good quality doesn't have to cost the earth. Here we test three all under £150.

After a long gap between the D100 and the D200, Nikon surprised a few folk with the announcement in August ‘07 of the D300. Now, less than two years after Ian Andrews tested its predecessor, he brings us his verdict on the D300

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.

Selecting the right tripod can be a minefield. So we've got three here for around £200 to see which offers the best value for money in construction, features and ease-of-use.

After winning a trophy using the Manfrotto 190CX Pro4 tripod, award winning technical writer Matt Grayson gives his review.

With a name sounding like a pirate confirming the focal length of his lens, you'll be pleased to know that the Epson Stylus Photo R2880 is far more serious than this intro. Matt Grayson investigates.

The Giottos Vitruvian VGR range offers a tripod and monopod in one. Two models are available and Matt Grayson tries out the carbon-fibre version.

Being the market leader in the fastest growing sector of the photographic market is a tough title to hold on to, especially with most major camera manufacturers announcing new entry-level products this year. Can Canon's latest entry-level offering, the EOS 400D, retain this position in the face of such fierce competition? In this review Gary Wolstenholme takes a look whether if anyone can, Canon can.

Mark Humpage is a stormchaser and photographer. Here's his advice on time lapse weather photography.