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Crime Scene Investigation: Using the right metadata to catch criminals
Police forces risk letting the guilty go free if they don't address their procedures for using digital images as evidence in court. Mark Wood explains why a raw workflow is good for us all.
Business 25 Feb 2011
Hybrid copy
Once-forgotten duping systems, twinned with modern-day, high-resolution DSLR cameras, are making a comeback as an alternative to dedicated film scanners. David Kilpatrick provides a guide.
DSLRs 04 Jan 2011
Sony upgrades full-frame DSLRs
Sony has released a firmware upgrade for its A900 and A850 full-frame cameras to improve their autofocus performance, as well as enabling their use in astrophotography
DSLRs 02 Dec 2010
Pentax unveils its new flagship DSLR
Pentax is adding another model to its range of digital SLRs with the 16-megapixel K-5
DSLRs 20 Sep 2010
Nikon's cameras reach the final frontier
Nikon has announced that the Russian Federal Space Agency, following on NASA last year, has sent into space one Nikon D3S and two Nikon D3X cameras, as well as a variety of lenses and accessories
DSLRs 17 Jun 2010
Sony expands entry-level digital SLR range
Sony has announced two new entry-level cameras - the A290 and A390. Both sport 14.2-megapixel sensors and will be available this summer
DSLRs 09 Jun 2010
The H.264 time bomb
The codec used by most HD-DSLRs cameras to encode video requires a licence for professional use and distribution. Photographers are covered until 2015, but what happens after then?
Software 03 Jun 2010
Canon 550D impresses
Canon’s new entry-level, HD-shooting DSLR does everything its predecessor doesn’t. In fact, the EOS 550D is a good match for the 7D at half the price, says David Kilpatrick in his test of the camera...
DSLRs 05 May 2010
Location Pending
Geo-tagging is widely used by photographers on picture-sharing sites such as Flickr, but so far it's not been harnessed by commercial image agencies. But that's about to change
Image Libraries 07 Apr 2010
Sony unveils digital SLR for 'active shooters'
Sony has today introduced its A450, which comes with a 14.2 million pixel sensor, but still lacks video, making Sony one of the last manufacturers to embrace the technology in its digital SLRs
DSLRs 05 Jan 2010
Some say the Nikon D3s is out of this world
NASA has ordered 11 Nikon D3S cameras to use on the Space Shuttle, and later at the International Space Station, alongside 7 AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lenses.
DSLRs 22 Dec 2009
Sony: Not ready yet to enter the professional market
Professional photographers hoping for more choice beyond heavyweights Canon and Nikon will have to wait a little bit more as Sony tells BJP it still doesn't have a concrete plan to enter that sector of...
DSLRs 27 Aug 2009
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