Kodak Alaris has secured a US$50 million (around $70 million) loan from its owner, the UK Kodak Pensioners Fund (KKP2), just weeks before it is acquired by the British Governments’ Pensioners Protection Fund (PPF).
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A US photographer has been left ‘devastated’ after a photo of ballet dancers she uploaded to Unsplash, a free stock photo agency, was used in…
Nikon invents new word…Sino Promise registers in Australia…Sony has webcam software…Compact, lightweight binoculars from Olympus…EOS M50 II not launching here… Nikon invents new word Nikon…
The Australian Photographic Society (APS) has appointed a new Management Committee, which has flagged its commitment to ’embracing new technologies’ during the pandemic. The APS…
Hong Kong-based Australian photographer, Paul Hilton, is among the winners of the prestigious 2020 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, organised by the UK’s Natural…
Adobe has announced major updates for its Creative Cloud photo editing apps, with ‘breakthroughs’ in Photoshop AI applications making it far more user friendly, and…
DJI has made another move into the ‘gimbalcam’ segment with the release of the 64-megapixel/4K Osmo Pocket 2, delivering improved image quality in both photo…
Fujifilm has announced a major firmware update for the X-T3, a 26.1-megapixel APS-C pro-oriented mirrorless camera released in 2018, which will dramatically improve the AF…
Five category winners of the 2020 Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism have been announced, with freelance Melbourne photographer, Christopher Hopkins, scoring Photo of the…
Specialist photo retailers and professional photographers seeking new revenue streams (particularly in country areas, where you need to be all things to all people to pay the bills) have been dipping their toes into event and local sports photography and hiring out photo booth set ups for informal photo sessions.