Photonet online photography magazine
Nearly five hundred pictures, including the prize-winning photos of the 33rd Hungarian Press Photo Competition can be seen at the Hungarian Press Photo Exhibition from Friday until May 17 at the Robert Capa Centre for Contemporary Photography.
Unexpected moments make fantastic photos, but they mostly don’t happen in perfect light and you can’t put happy children on hold while you try to steady your camera. Which is why Olympus gave the new Stylus SH-2 the high-end technology…
The Manfrotto Klyp+ is a special “all-in-one” solution for photographers with iPhone® mobile phones to make even more perfect photos with their iPhone.
You no longer have to decide which is the best camera, whatever camera you select is “good.” The advanced optical technology ensures that virtually all digital camera takes excellent pictures.
Nikon announce the release of the Nikon D7200, a DX-format digital SLR camera that expands possibilities for shooting and expression with the latest autofocusing system and the ability to capture up to 100 shots with a single burst of continuous…
Leica presents the new Leica M-P ‘Safari’ special edition set. The set contains a Leica M-P digital rangefinder camera in olive green safari-look and a fast Leica Summicron-M 35 mm f/2 ASPH. lens in silver chrome finish.
Macro lenses are typically associated with close-up photography, but they can also perform exceptionally well in portrait photography. In this review we examine two Tamron macro lenses – the 60mm f/2 and the 90mm f/2.8 – highlighting their optical quality, macro capabilities, and suitability for portrait work
Panasonic has launched the latest additions to its LUMIX TZ range of premium compact cameras, the LUMIX TZ70 and LUMIX TZ57. Combining powerful optical zoom, stunning Leica lens and a host of creative features in a small and sleek design.
2015 sees the addition of a fifth lens to Olympus’ award-winning M.ZUIKO PRO range, which combines genuine professional performance with the compact and lightweight design of Micro Four Thirds cameras.
Canon unveils two impressive DSLRs in its entry-level EOS line-up, the EOS 760D and EOS 750D, designed to help those with a creative eye reach the next level in their photography.
