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Shadow Home Secretary backs photography petition

Shadow Home Secretary Dominic Grieve is among the latest politicians to sign a House of Commons motion over the right to take photographs in public unchallenged.

UK tops digital photo frame survey

A higher percentage of consumers will buy digital photo frames in the UK than in France, Germany or Russia, according to research released today.

Photo software could help weight watchers

New imaging software designed to detect the type and quantity of food from a digital photograph of what's on the plate could benefit people keen to monitor their diet.

Canon reports 13% dip in profits

Soaring costs of raw materials and oil, lower economic confidence and a stronger Japanese Yen caused Canon's quarterly net income to fall 13%, the firm said today. Picture: Canon's EOS 40D digital SLR has helped boost sales. But a stronger Japanese Yen and 'fierce price competition' has hit the firm's overall sales in value terms this year

Council admits pool photography ban mistake; 82-year-old stopped over paedophile fears

A park official who stopped an 82-year-old woman taking pictures of an empty paddling pool, in case she was a paedophile, acted ‘overzealously', admit council bosses. Picture: The incident took place on Southampton Common in Hampshire

David Adams ‘committed' to Jessops

Jessops has confirmed that its executive chairman David Adams (pictured) is still committed to the photography chain, following news that he has accepted a role at men's clothing retailer Moss Bros.

• Photography guidelines set to include ‘amateurs' • Government to liaise with police over new rules

The government is set to liaise with police chiefs following calls for officers to be given clearer guidelines over photographers' right to take pictures in public. Picture caption: Lord Rosser told AP that the government's response suggests the police guidelines will apply to amateurs as well as professionals

Tokina lenses for Nikon and Canon photographers arrive in UK

Independent lens maker Tokina has launched two new lenses in the UK aimed at users of Nikon and Canon digital SLR cameras.

LX3 lights up Panasonic's Lumix Range

Almost two years after the release of popular Lumix LX2, Panasonic has replaced it with the new flagship compact, the Lumix DMC-LX3.

Samsung reveals new flagship camera

Samsung has new 14.7-million-pixel flagship model called the NV100HD, featuring a ‘28mm' Schneider Kreuznach lens.

Olympus offers Grand Prix prize

A VIP trip for two people to a European Grand Prix during 2009 is up for grabs as part of an Olympus ‘test drive' promotion.

DSLR camera growth fuels Canon-backed training expansion in UK

The growing popularity of digital SLRs is fuelling an expansion in training facilities as more consumers ditch their compact cameras and take up photography as a hobby.

Kodak unveils new bridge camera

Kodak has unwrapped a new 10-million-pixel bridge camera in the shape of the EasyShare Z1015 IS.

House of Lords to raise photographers' rights; Peer to quiz government next week (update)

The nationwide campaign to protect the rights of photographers taking pictures in public is to be raised in the House of Lords.

Photographers' fees from Getty's Flickr deal unclear

Photography enthusiasts will soon have a new platform for selling their pictures as image sharing website Flickr strikes a deal with commercial agency Getty Images.

Hasselblad's 50MP camera to cost £26k in UK

Photographers may need to forget the credit crunch. Hasselblad has unveiled a new 50-million-pixel professional digital SLR, which is expected to go on sale in the UK in October priced £25,844.

Photographer ‘arrested and beaten', claims press body

A French press photographer has reportedly been arrested and beaten after falling foul of Greece's strict rules on photographing its ports.

Photo Optix name set to survive as buyer poised to snap up London stores

The Photo Optix name looks set to remain on the high-street as a prospective purchaser confirms its intention to buy two of the chain's London-based shops. Picture credit: Chris Cheesman

Camera demand fuels £80m Canon expansion

Canon today confirmed plans to build a new camera factory in Japan to cope with rising demand for digital SLRs and compact cameras.

Photographer's army win sparks press glory

An amateur who won top honours in last year's Army photography competition is forging a new career as a press photographer, boosted by winning another major award. Picture credit: Ian Chapman