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Polaroid to launch camera with printer by Christmas

Polaroid has confirmed that it plans to launch a digital compact camera with a built-in printer following this week's debut of a standalone printer using the same ZINC technology.

New GPS gadget for digital SLR cameras revealed

A Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) receiver designed to attach to the hotshoe of digital SLRs is predicted to help trigger a ‘geotagging' revolution.

Photography row hits street wardens

The manager of a town centre has hit back at claims that newly employed wardens banned photography on the high street and has refused to apologise to photographers.

Photography campaign backed by one in three MPs

More than a third of MPs have now backed Austin Mitchell's parliamentary petition on the right to take pictures in public places unchallenged by officials.

• Photographer in cricket club pictures ban • Police stop amateur on grounds of 'national security'

A photographer banned from taking pictures of emergency services attending a cricket club fire - on grounds of ‘national security' - appears to have done nothing wrong, police admit.

Chance to shoot historic steam locomotives at Carnforth Depot

A ‘one-off' chance to shoot historic steam and diesel locomotives at the Carnforth Depot in Lancashire takes place on 25 July.

Nikon UK debuts D700 full frame digital SLR camera

Nikon has officially confirmed the launch of its second FX-format digital SLR in the shape of the 12.1-million-pixel D700 - billed as an 'affordable' full-frame model.

Nikon, Canon and Pentax photographers targeted by new Zeiss lens

Just landed on UK shores from Carl Zeiss is a ‘super wideangle' 18mm lens for Nikon, Canon and Pentax SLRs, claimed to deliver ‘dramatic perspectives'.

Nikon upgrades D3 camera firmware

Nikon has released a firmware update for its flagship DSLR, the D3.

Nikon D700: Full UK specifications released

Nikon has today released the full UK specifications for its <a href="http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/news/Nikon_UK_debuts_D700_full_frame_digital_SLR_camera_news_262529.html" title="Nikon reveals D700 news">D700 digital SLR</a>.

Amateur photographer scores a victory at Euro 2008

An amateur photographer has triumphed in a competition run by organisers of the Euro 2008 football tournament. Picture credit: Jan Kostal

Photograph your ‘favourite things' challenge

Amateurs can win the chance to have their images exhibited and sold to the public in a contest challenging them to photograph their ‘favourite things'.

Polaroid in fresh talks over continued production of instant sheet film

Polaroid is in fresh talks over the survival of its professional instant sheet film following its failure to reach agreement with UK firm Ilford Photo.

Camera sales set to survive credit crunch

Global digital SLR sales are set to beat the credit crunch, growing 19% this year fuelled by falling prices, according to market analysts. Picture: <em>For illustration purposes only</em>

Amateur photographers' rights back in the news (update)

The right to take pictures in public has once again hit the headlines with reports that a lifelong bus spotter has quit after wrongly been labelled a ‘terrorist and paedophile'. And the topic sparked a flood of calls to BBC Radio Shropshire on 26 June, prompting the station to call AP for comment on the magazine's ongoing campaign.

Ricoh announces GX200 camera (update)

Ricoh has today unveiled the 12-million-pixel GX200 digital compact to succeed the Caplio GX100 model.

Sony's new sensor 'doubles' sensitivity

Sony has developed a new CMOS imaging sensor which it claims will nearly double light sensitivity and deliver lower noise in digital cameras.

2012 chiefs apologise to photographers

Olympics 2012 bosses have apologised to photographers who complained about heavy-handed treatment by security guards at the East London construction site.

Digital cameras stolen in raid on Jessops shop in Hampstead, London

Thieves escaped with a haul of digital cameras in a raid on a Jessops store in Hampstead, north London, the group's head office has confirmed.

• Budding press photographers told video capture ‘essential' • New press photography degree course • Also open to 'mature students' on part-time basis

Video production skills are ‘essential' for budding press photographers, say organisers of a new Foundation Degree in Press Photography course, which starts in September. Picture credit: PA Photos