On 7 September, Fujifilm announced the new X-T3, a mirrorless camera described as a must-have for serious videographers. Earlier this week, D-Photo was lucky enough to be invited along to its product launch.
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Read MoreCanon’s first full-frame mirrorless camera is one of the company’s biggest product launches in 10 years. Along with the cutting-edge EOS R camera body, the company are also releasing a range of high-performance lenses suited to the new RF mount. Canon are also introducing new EF-EOSR mount adapters, meaning that more than 70 EF and EF-S lenses are compatible with the new system.
Read MoreGreat music lives well beyond the artist’s own years, but music photography helps preserve the memory, and honour the legacy of music’s greatest stars. Kiwi ’grapher Alexander Hallag has shot many local artists and more than a few international acts, and shares his top tips for photographing live music
After announcing the four nominees for 2018's Walters Prize in March, Auckland Art Gallery will be displaying their work from Saturday, 18 August. The four nominees are Ruth Buchanan, Jacqueline Fraser, Jess Johnson and Simon Ward, and Pati Solomona Tyrell, who featured in issue 85 of D-Photo.
Read MoreWith its I Am New Zealand campaign, Nikon is inviting everyday New Zealanders to share their little corner of the country through photography. These images may give us a window into the landscape and culture, and, at their best, evoke the photographer’s connection with the place and what it means to them.
Read More“I’m often asked what photography equipment I’m carrying on the road for a nearly three-year cycle tour, as well as how I manage workflow and backups. So here goes …”
Read MoreThe exhibition for the 2018 Sigma D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the Year competition opened Thursday 26 July at Metro Gallery in Auckland and saw many from the photographic community come together in appreciation of our new winners.
Read MoreJapan is often amongst photographers’ top destinations to visit, and Rees Photography offers an itinerary designed to introduce you to the exciting world of travel photography, including everything from ancient temples to cityscapes; Tokyo street photography to wildlife.
Read MoreThe all-new P20-Pro, launched in NZ May 2018, is a serious statement of intent that Huawei intend to obliterate the competition for the world's best ever smart-device camera system. More than ever, it is now targeted towards photographers.
Read MoreThe 2018 Sigma D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the Year has achieved unprecedented success, with 13,329 photographs entered. The judges have had the mammoth task of sifting through these images, making some very tough decisions along the way. We have narrowed it down to the top ten images in each category — and here they are.
Read MoreCheck out this video for an insight into Gee Greenslade’s process, which crams six hours of Photoshop into a three-minute clip.
Read MoreIf you follow D-Photo, you are no doubt familiar with the beautiful black-and-white portrait that graces the cover of issue 84. The image, taken by photographer Ilan Wittenberg in his Auckland studio, won the Portrait category at the 2018 Sony Alpha Awards, and went on to take out the Grand Prize.
Read MoreIf you've read issue 84 of D-Photo, you will have seen Sam Deuchrass' How To on creating 4K time-lapse landscapes. We feature many of Sam's beautiful stills, but you're probably itching to see one of his stunning time-lapses. Well, here's one below!
Read MoreWith over 110 exhibitions and events across 60 venues citywide, the festival is certainly bountiful, but it can also be a little overwhelming. We have picked some of our favourite events in this year’s line-up to help you plan your own festival experience.
Read MoreWith just over a month to go until the Sigma D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the Year competition closes, we're now letting you in on what you're in to win!
Read MoreHave a look at our latest batch of stunning entries — and with nearly 2,500 images entered so far, this is definitely just the tip of the iceberg.
Read MoreReturning for its second year is Wellington’s documentary photography festival, Photival, which is running 26–29 April.
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