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The Tōhoku earthquake, which killed more than 24,000 people in Japan earlier this year, continues to affect the production of camera equipment as Canon now confirms that five of its upcoming lenses won't...
Lenses 25 May 2011
Fourteen photographers are taking part in the 3/11 Tsunami Photo Project, which aims to raise fund, via the release of an iPhone and iPad app, as well as offering "a more focused vision of the aftermath"...
Media 18 Apr 2011
Covering the aftermath of Japan’s magnitude-nine earthquake was challenging but when nuclear disaster threatened, photographers had to reassess their involvement altogether. Olivier Laurent reports
Photojournalism 23 Mar 2011
Nikon has issued a statement on the state of its operations at its Sendai factory, where the firm produces its professional digital SLRs such as the D3x, D3s and D700
DSLRs 14 Mar 2011
An obscure Japanese masterpiece is chosen in our critic’s poll of the best photobooks of the past 25 years
Books 05 May 2010
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