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Ilford Photo Comes To Aid" Of Large Format Photographers

As part of its campaign to ‘Defend the Darkroom’, Ilford Photo - the monochrome brand of Harman technology Limited – has announced a special initiative in support of ultra large format (ULF) photographers. In an increasingly digital world, these photographers can find it difficult to buy the specialist analog products they require due to a shrinking number of manufacturers and stocking dealers. However, to help ULF users overcome this limited availability, as well as the need to purchase a minimum order quantity, Ilford Photo has revealed it is running a two month ULF product ordering window.

Photographers in bid to rescue planet

Photographers are urged to enter this year's Environmental Photographer of the Year, a global competition that highlights issues such as global warming.

Photographers face 20% price hike

Photographers face 20% price hike; Fujifilm to increase film, paper and printer supply prices up to 20%

Photographers in London election row

Photographers were allegedly banned from taking pictures at two London by-elections and have accused the council of behaving like an 'old Soviet republic'.

Photographers urge action over copyright 'outrage'

UK photographers have been urged to lobby the government over what is seen as a worldwide copyright threat imposed by proposed legislation in the United States.

Photographers told video capture 'essential'

Budding press photographers told video capture ‘essential’ • New press photography degree course • Also open to 'mature students' on part-time basis

Photographers snap over artists' theft

EASTERN Cape photographers are in a tizz over infringement of their copyright, with artists copying their photographs in the form of paintings and selling these for up to R100000 – with the photographer not receiving a cent or any recognition.

Photographers rights: Security stop TV crew

A TV crew filming a story about photographers being harassed at a US railway station were stopped by security and told to switch off their cameras.

Photographers not hot on Currys

High-street chain Currys has refused to amend controversial photo competition rules despite complaints that they exploit photographers' rights.

The Canadian Photographers Coalition (CPC) welcomes copyright reform legislation

OTTAWA, June 13 /CNW Telbec/ - The Canadian Photographers Coalition (CPC) congratulates the federal government on the introduction of copyright reform legislation.

2012 chiefs apologise to photographers

Olympics 2012 bosses have apologised to photographers who complained about heavy-handed treatment by security guards at the East London construction site.

Digital Cameras For Astro-Photographers

The Imaging Source, a manufacturer of imaging hardware and software for industry, medicine and astronomy, is now offering amateur astro-photographers a series of highly affordable, low noise astronomy cameras to capture high quality images of the night sky.

Fine Art Printing for Photographers, Second Edition Released

Santa Barbara, CA, May 16, 2008--Until recently, turning digital images into high quality fine art prints was only a dream, but this has now become a reality. Today's digital cameras produce image data files making large-format output possible at high resolution. As printing technology moves forward at an equally fast pace, the new inkjet printers are now capable of printing with great precision at a very fine resolution, providing an amazing tonal range and significantly superior image permanence. Moreover, these printers are now affordable to the serious photographer. In the hands of knowledgeable and experienced photographers, they can help create prints comparable to the highest quality darkroom prints on photographic paper.

Author Jilly Cooper campaigns for photographers

In a letter published in The Times newspaper yesterday Jilly Cooper wrote: 'I would like to start a campaign for bigger and more appropriate bylines for photographers.'

New GoDaddy.com Partnership Makes IT Easier For SmugMug Photographers to Stake Their Claim on the Web

New GoDaddy.com Partnership Makes IT Easier For SmugMug Photographers to Stake Their Claim on the Web

SmugMug Partners with GoDaddy.com Making it Easier to SmugMug Photographers to Create a Custom Domain

SmugMug Partners with GoDaddy.com Making it Easier to SmugMug Photographers to Create a Custom Domain

The Imaging Source: New Series of Digital Cameras for Amateur Astro-Photographers; Highly Affordable, Low Noise CCD Cameras with an Exposure Time of up to 60 Minutes

TMCNet: The Imaging Source: New Series of Digital Cameras for Amateur Astro-Photographers; Highly Affordable, Low Noise CCD Cameras with an Exposure Time of up to 60 Minutes

British Museum showcases photobooks by 3 leading Japanese photographers

The British Museum in London has expanded the content of its already extensive Japanese Galleries with the showcase of three photobooks by leading Japanese photographers from the post-war period, Shomei Tomatsu, Eiko Hosoe and Takashi Homma.

New Series of Digital Cameras for Amateur Astro-photographers

Bremen, May 23, 2008 - The Imaging Source, a multi-national manufacturer of imaging hardware and software for industry, medicine and astronomy, is now offering amateur astro-photographers a series of highly affordable, low noise astronomy cameras to capture high quality images of the night sky.

New Series of Digital Cameras for Amateur Astro-photographers

Bremen, May 23, 2008 - The Imaging Source, a multi-national manufacturer of imaging hardware and software for industry, medicine and astronomy, is now offering amateur astro-photographers a series of highly affordable, low noise astronomy cameras to capture high quality images of the night sky.

PDN's 2008 Wedding Photographer Survey Results

Wedding photographers far and wide completed PDN’s recent income survey, providing a snapshot of how much they earn on average, how hard they work, and how efficiently they run their businesses. In all, 1,098 wedding photographers responded, ranging from those who shoot just a few weddings per year to several who shoot well over 100. The majority (88 percent) were from the US. Six percent were from Canada, and the rest were from various countries around the world.

National Media Museum (NMM) Annual Bursary Awards 2008

NMM help budding photographers - National Media Museum (NMM) give photographers the chance to win part of a £20,000 project bursary.

Apple Aperture Plugins Gain Momentum

Apple Aperture allows photographers to import, manage and enhance their photos within a simple, integrated workflow. When Apple released version 2.1 in March, many were surprised by its ability to work with plugins, both those from Apple and from third-party developers using a new SDK. First on the scene in late April was dvGarage's dpMatte plugin, which allows photographers to use traditional greenscreen techniques to shoot subjects and later add the background of their choice.

Sony unites Alpha DSLR customers

The Alpha Centre is designed to bring professional photographers together to discuss their craft, yet also offer novice photographers a place to seek advice from professionals, obtain feedback on their photography and communicate with like-minded enthusiasts.

Adobe's Photoshop Elements 6

Adobe’s Photoshop application is the standard for many digital photographers. Heck, it’s even a verb now, as in “that looks Photoshopped.� But, at $500 and up, depending on the packaging, Photoshop CS3 is overkill for many users. Recognizing that the majority of photographers don’t want to be spending their time learning a complex program, Adobe has offered Photoshop Elements, a reduced but very capable editing program for a much more reasonable price (about $90).

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