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The bridge with incredible reach The Nikon COOLPIX P100 has a spec-sheet to die for. Awash with scene modes, shooting modes and style settings galore, it’s easy to see at first glimpse why this camera has a rather hefty price tag hanging around its neck. On first impressions, you’d be forgiven for thinking this is just like any other bridge camera, closing the gap between the compact and DSLR world. But view it side on and you’ll see this camera offers a massive 26x optical zoom, with built-in Opt

stm is probably unfamiliar to most photographers. An Australian brand, the company looks set to make waves in the UK with its latest lineup. The scout laptop shoulder bag, comes in a khaki green canvas which looks and feels durable and stylish. Available in three sizes, the bag can support 11, 13 and 15inch screens, within its water resistant, lightweight build.   The bag is comfy to carry, with its padded shoulder strap, and the bulky buckle and internal Velcro

Travel Blog with Andrew Newey part 3 - 10 top tips for aspiring travel photographers

Travel photography is a very competitive field so you need to work hard to produce images that will help you stand out from the crowd. This week I thought I would share with you my top 10 tips to help you improve your travel photography. 1. Do

Create your own Panorama

Some vistas are so beautifully expansive that a single shot with a wide-angle lens just won’t do it justice. Panoramas allow you to push the boundaries of the frame, leaving the photographer no longer restricted by how wide angle

Shooting fashion with the Leica X1

Yet again I have the priviledge of testing another beautifully engineered Leica this month: this time it's the small-but-perfectly formed X1. It looks and handles just like a miniaturised M9, with all of the controls you need right at your fingert

Take This Shot: Landscapes

We’re lucky enough to have some of the most beautiful scenery in the world in the UK, but taking great landscape shots that capture the beauty of a location isn’t often easy: as with most things in life, practice makes perfect. Mak