Australian Photography Digital

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  • 1 week ago | australianphotography.com | Mike O'Connor

    By Mike O'Connor | 15 April 2025A new exhibition that delves into Fairfax's archives to uncover defining moments from more than 50 years of Australian news history has opened at the National Library of Australia in Canberra.

  • 2 weeks ago | australianphotography.com | Tim Levy

    By Tim Levy | 10 April 2025Blackmagic Design has announced the Blackmagic PYXIS 12K, a new digital film camera that uses a 12K RGBW sensor within the flexible original 6K PYXIS camera design. It features the same sensor as the URSA Cine 12K LF and offers 16 stops of dynamic range. The camera includes dual CFexpress media recorders, 10G Ethernet, and Blackmagic Cloud global sync. It comes in three versions, allowing users to choose between L-Mount, PL, or Locking EF lens mounts.

  • 3 weeks ago | australianphotography.com | Tim Robinson

    By Tim Robinson | 28 March 2025Remarkably, it has been six years since Panasonic launched their first full frame cameras into the market with the S Series. At release, the Lumix S1 was considered a video centric camera, and the S1R was more focussed on high resolution photo capture. Later, came the more compact S5 and then the S5 II.

  • 4 weeks ago | australianphotography.com | Tim Levy

    By Tim Levy | 28 March 2025Canon has just announced the EOS R50V, a lightweight, video-centric APS-C mirrorless camera, along with the RF-S 14-30mm f/4-6.3 IS STM PZ lens – a lightweight, compact power zoom lens designed for content creators. With the rise of online video platforms, (usually younger) content creators are constantly looking for affordable, easy-to-use gear that delivers professional-like results without the bulk.

  • 1 month ago | australianphotography.com | Graeme Green

    By Graeme Green | 25 March 2025With biodiversity loss, climate change, pollution and other challenges facing the natural world and humanity, hope often seems to be in short supply. But Mexican photographer Cristina Mittermeier believes now is not the time for people who care about the planet to give up. “Hope is like a life jacket,” she says. “You need to hold onto something: to ideas, to a community, to little mantras that remind you that you have to get up tomorrow and keep trying.

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