Reviewer Profile

The Pentax K-5: Can this new DSLR keep up with the competition? The much-anticipated replacement for the popular Pentax K-7 – the K-5 – sports an array of improvements, proving to be jam-packed with the latest technology. On paper, the K-5 looks very impressive, with headline features including a newly designed sensor, which Pentax states is equivalent in performance and high-speed image data readout to that of the sensor used in the new medium-format Pentax 645D. Further high-end functions include a 7fps high-speed Continuous Shooting mode,

This budget-friendly graphics tablet offers superb value for money. With a sleek finish and high level of sensitivity, this tablet is the ideal companion for photographers who want to exercise more creative control over their digital images. It comes with a wireless 1024-level pressure-sensitive pen, incorporates 28 programmable hot keys and is bundled with an impressive range of software.  

Eye-Fi Makes Reviewing Photos on the iPad Instant with ShutterSnitch

For professional photographers needing to review work on the job, Eye-Fi would like to introduce third-party app ShutterSnitch, a quicker and lighter solution to this problem using Apple’s iPad. Forgoing the need to carry around bulky equipm

Promotion: How photos can engage your readers

While a written blog certainly relies heavily on well-written and nutritious content in order to keep its readers coming back regularly, they also benefit greatly from the inclusion of a few great images.  Confront your readers with a sea of

The Weekend Project - 3rd Feb 2012

The weekend has arrived so time for us to set you a shooting challenge. As the weather has drastically changed in the past week the theme for this challenge is 'cold'. Interpret the word as you like. You can enter your images now onto the Digit

Camera School: ISO and sensitivity

Lesson four: Master ISO ISO is the measurement of a camera sensor’s sensitivity to light. Based on the speed ratings of conventional 35mm film (denoted as ASAs), most compacts, superzooms and DSLRs will allow photographers to alter the I