Rod Lawton

Photokina 2014 Big-sensor high-end compact cameras are gaining ground, and the Panasonic LX100 could be a mini-masterpiece

Photokina 2014 The 7D boasted 8fps shooting, high-speed autofocus, tough metal construction and full HD movies. Its replacement has a lot to live up to.

Photokina 2014 The Powershot G7 X brings a new, 20.2-megapixel back-illuminated sensor.

Photokina 2014 With its 28-megapixel sensor, weather-sealed body and 15fps shooting, the NX1 a serious stab at the big league.

Sigma's Contemporary and Sports lines have each gained a 150-600mm lens, so which one is right for you?

The Sigma 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 is the company's longest superzoom yet, in a sector where every little increase in focal length is a little more territory gained.

Designed for full-frame (FX) Nikon D-SLRs, the Nikon 20mm f/1.8 combines a super-wide angle of view with an impressive maximum aperture.

Traditionally, you either get a flash for stills photography or a continuous light for movies… but the new Nikon SB-500 combines them in a single unit.

Pictures of you, pictures of you with your friends, pictures of you with other people's friends… the new Nikon CoolPix S6900 is a camera made for selfies

Nikon's plain-Jane D610 full-frame SLR now has a more powerful sibling, with a tilting screen, better autofocus, improved video, built-in wi-fi and more.

Ricoh's regular 'adventure-proof' WG cameras are pretty striking, but they've really pushed the kayak out with this one.

The constant f/2.8 maximum aperture and weatherproof construction give this lens professional credentials.

Owners can look forward to better focusing, better video, a high-speed electronic shutter and more.

An electronic shutter, Classic Chrome mode and 'natural' Live View are just the start

The 16-megapixel X-Trans sensor stays the same, but Fuji's top-end compact camera gets a host of other improvements.

Lomo's new medium-format film camera blends low-tech charm with a super-wide lens. It'll even fit in your coat pocket

Tutorial Old prints deteriorate with time. Here's how to restore some of the colour, contrast and detail once you've scanned them.

Tutorial Make the most of iPhoto's powerful photo handling on both your Mac and your iPad.