Angela Nicholson

Analysis Canon's new Hybrid AF system is designed for use with Live View and video, making it ideal for a mirrorless camera.

Opinion They may have incredible build quality and produce great images, but they also cost an arm and a leg. Who are Leica photographers?

Updated As soon as Nikon releases one raft of new cameras, rumours start to build about new full-frame and DX format models.

Exclusive Increased file size plus easy image selection, sorting and tagging before uploading are all possible now.

Opinion Photography has taken a while to get up to speed with Wi-Fi connectivity, but perhaps the time is now ripe.

Explained A pixel count of 41 million in a smartphone may seem more than a little excessive, but Nokia claims it will mean less noise, not more.

Exclusive Nikon has confirmed that the haul, worth in excess of £100K included pre-production D4 and D800 samples

Olympus's woes continue as three of its former top-men are arrested during the ongoing accounting saga.

We try a pre-production sample of Samsung's more affordable travel zoom camera

Optical viewfinders offer a higher level of connection to the subject and a superior view of the scene in comparison with electronic viewfinders (EVFs) according to Nikon Europe's Lars Pettersson.

Opinion Has hosting PMA at CES 2012 killed off the photographic trade show?

CES 2012 Fuji listened to X100 users and pro photographers to perfect the X-Pro1 design

CES 2012 Third party lens manufacturer, Sigma, opted to maximise image quality rather than minimise the size of its new compact system lenses according to Kazuto Yamaki, the Chief Operating Officer.

CES 2012 Camera manufacturers may be holding back launches to boost the Japanese show

CES 2012 Why does the Nikon D4 have just 16 million pixels?

CES 2012 Hopes to attract pro customers

CES 2012 Hahnel is set to launch two new wireless flash triggers, with one being ruggedised for outdoor use and the second being more sophisticated and intended for controlling multiple flashguns indoors.