Photography News

This month you have the chance to win a £200 voucher to spend on PikPerfect's beautiful bespoke photo books in our March 'Portrait' competition.

Park Cameras currently have some amazing offers on lenses, binoculars, software and kit for online streaming and vlogging - complete your kit from the comfort of your home!

In line with the latest government guidance, Nikon has closed its repair service centres and the Nikon School until further notice. However, free online tutorials and techniques are available via the Nikon School online.

The new Rogue FlashBender v3 fits an even wider variety of lighting equipment and its design has been improved.

Huawei has announced a new flagship range of smartphones, the P40, P40 Pro, and P40 Pro + with up to 10x optical zoom, and a new larger 50mp sensor.

As the coronavirus lockdown continues, we just wanted to let you know that the ePHOTOzine team will be working hard to bring reviews, features and news to help entertain and keep boredom at bay during these challenging times.

The current XT Rodenstock Lens Range is set to expand significantly in 2020 with 3 new lenses arriving which includes a 50mm and 90mm XT lens.

You can receive cash or part-exchange your old photography equipment for a new camera with Park Cameras' 'trade-in from home' process.

DxO has announced a series of free webinars you can join in with from the comfort of your own home this April.

Samyang Spring Instant Savings allowing you to save up to £185 on a wide range of Samyang lenses is ending on 31 March.

Park Cameras has a wide range of top-selling deals available with cameras, lenses, tripods, graphics tablets and more either with money-off or free gifts given with purchases for a select time.

It's time to reveal the third winner of a 32GB MicroSD card in March's Daily Competition challenge. Read on to find out more - we pick an image from each day for the week, and then choose an overall winner.

The K|Lens One is a new lens designed to bring Lightfield photography to Full-frame cameras, so that you can create a depth map of the scene for further processing.

After originally being shown to the worl over a year ago, Pentax have now officially announced development of the second new generation D FA* lens, the 85mm f/1.4.