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By David S Young Published
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rate my photo Released in 2017, the A9's sticky subject tracking and blistering burst rate helped Dave Newman bag his "best-ever" kingfisher shot

By Gavin Stoker Published
Opinion Why are we still discussing DSLRs when manufacturers have abandoned the camera format? Because a strong retention of interest, despite a slow demise, indicates the DSLR still has many fans

By Tom May Published
NEWS The rare footage could now help win legal protection for the species and other threatened mammals

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Book The former painter uses geometry, light and shadow to highlight solitary figures in vast urban spaces

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Review A monitor with almost everything a creative could ask for

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By Gavin Stoker Published
Opinion The electronics giant has a massive market presence and some brilliant products, but for whatever reason its cameras don’t inspire the same fervour as the traditional photo brands. Why?
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