We have to take Niépce’s word for it that he created the first permanent photographic image in 1824 because the evidence has been lost to time. But the one he made three years later survives to this day, so he probably wasn’t lying. If true, photogra

Tracy is one of six photographers who share their techniques for creating captivating close-ups Photography is possibly 200 years old. Dr Michael Pritchard looks at one of its pioneers Technical Editor Our chief reviewer conducts our big test of the

Canon has announced a new flagship A2 desktop photo printer, the imageProGraf PRO-1100. The previous model, the PRO-1000, was introduced nearly a decade ago, and this new release is designed to give the highest print quality of any Canon desktop prin

Motorola has announced the Edge 50 Neo smartphone. It incorporates AI image processing to analyse multiple frames of a photo and blend exposures to create a ‘true-to-life’ image, while also improving the phone’s low-light capabilities. As with the Ed

In our recent story on the Ffoto Cymru: Wales International Festival of Photography, we incorrectly called key exhibitor Marian Delyth ‘Marilyn’. Apologies for any confusion caused. The show features a 50-year retrospective of Marian’s pioneering doc

Barry Lategan, described by photography historian Michael Pritchard as ‘one of Britain’s leading fashion, portrait and advertising photographers from the 1960s to the 2000s,’ has died aged 89. Born in South Africa, Lategan came to the UK to study at

In association with It’s easy to understand why people become obsessive about macro photography. It requires a balance of both technical and creative ability, while giving an insight into the world that is often impossible to appreciate with the nak

Previous articles have discussed the ‘partially stacked’ sensor in the Nikon Z6III. A storm has blown up on the web about the reduced dynamic range (DR) that this new sensor offers, when compared to the Z6II. A similar discussion has started about th

Matt Doogue is a macro photographer, conservationist, outreach teacher and speaker on mental health. He has collaborated with BBC Earth, National Geographic and Canon and his images have been featured in many of the UK’s top photography magazines. To

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I’ve been into photography for decades, and always had a high regard for those brave or foolish enough to take their camera to tell the truth of war – the likes of Lee Miller, Larry Burrows and, of course, Robert Capa. Shockingly, until very recently

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