Simon Bainbridge
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Fujifilm moves into the worldwide beauty market with new Astalift range
A growing reputation for its skin-friendly products has encouraged Fujifilm to take its beauty products beyond the Asian market.
Printing 02 Dec 2011
Fuji adds a zoom to its X-series camera
Introducing the X10, Fujifilm's second "premium compact", sporting a 4x zoom and similar high-spec features to he award-winning X100, unveiled earlier this year.
Compact Cameras 01 Sep 2011
Dismay at Government proposals to introduce IP reform, including orphan works legislation
[Updated] The Government's proposed reforms of intellectual property are criticised by the British Photographic Council, which says creators should have an unwaivable right to be identified as author of...
Rights 05 Aug 2011
Government commits to reforming intellectual property systems [updated]
Orphan works is back on the agenda, following the Government's acceptance of Professor Hargreaves' recommendations for the reform of the UK's intellectual property legislation.
Rights 03 Aug 2011
Giotto adds four Vitruvian compact tripods
Lightweight, portable tripods can hold 4-6kg of camera equipment.
Accessories 02 Aug 2011
One frame: Harold Egerton
Harold Edgerton’s iconic Milk Drop Coronet of 1957. The MIT professor spent 30 years trying to perfect the image, an obsession that went beyond the original scientific purpose of his experiments. He...
Photography 20 Jul 2011
Photographer shot amid rioting in Belfast
[Updated] Police in Northern Ireland say the photographer shot during last night's rioting in east Belfast was not the intended target.
Press 22 Jun 2011
Lucha Libre: A Portfolio by Sara Galbiati
“They represent the dream,” explains 29-year-old Danish photographer Sara Galbiati, whose graduation project on Mexico’s free wrestling phenomena focuses as much on the aspirations of wannabe luchadores...
Documentary 16 Jun 2011
Straight back at you
A new international photography contest is calling for images that challenge stereotypes about gender and sexuality.
Awards 18 May 2011
Two photojournalists killed, others severely injured in Libya
Photojournalist Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros have been killed in a mortar attack in Misurata, Libya, while two other photographers - Guy Martin and Michael Christopher Brown - were injured
Photojournalism 20 Apr 2011
PPA recognition for British Journal of Photography
British Journal of Photography has been nominated for three awards in the UK's most prestigious magazine awards, little more than a year after its radical transformation from a weekly to a monthly
BJP 18 Apr 2011
UK's "voice of business" supports robust copyright law
"Any significant change or weakening of the existing intellectual property regime, particularly erosion of the copyright laws, could undermine our creative industries, and be a big risk," says CBI.
Copyright 03 Mar 2011
Tested: Nikkor AF-S 200mm f/2G ED lens
Kevin Carter tests the latest of a raft of new updates to Nikon’s prime lenses, the Nikkor AF–S 200mm f/2G ED VR II.
Prime Lenses 28 Feb 2011
Harman Technology to launch first new black-and-white paper in 13 years
A new Ilford-branded silver gelatine paper is on its way, aimed at fine-art photographers. Simon Bainbridge speaks to Harman Technology's Steven Brierley to get the story on the development of its first...
Printing 19 Feb 2011
Test: Canon EOS 60D, the mid-range camera
Canon’s latest digital SLR fits neatly between the 550D and the higher-priced 7D in the EOS range. David Kilpatrick finds out how the 60D fares against them
Cameras 09 Feb 2011
Photography curator Keith Cavanagh dies, aged 58
Simon James pays tribute to a man who was a tireless supporter of photography in the UK, best known for championing new talent and establishing the Tom Blau Gallery in London
Obituary 02 Feb 2011
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