Digital Tag

Despite sounding like some kind of washing powder technology that stops your colours running and still keeps whites whiter than white, colour management is all about ensuring that what you see on your computer monitor is what you get out of your printer. The ColorMunki X-Rite Photo is a device that helps you manage your colours, and one that is excellent on several counts…it is by far and away the easiest colour calibration tool I have used to date.

Canon has taken the developments both pre and post digital, and provided a fast, high quality camera body for both stills and video. It has improved metering, focusing and a gamut of new features that raise the stakes across the DLSR board. Read the full review…

Damien Lovegrove takes a look at the Nikon D700 and Nikon D300 digital SLRs and gives us his views. In this test he uses the Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 lens with the D700 & the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 with the D300.

Warehouse Express are delighted to announce that we are embarking upon a new initiative of Photography Courses aimed at all levels of photographer. The WexWorkshops will cover a wide range of topics and will be held at locations up and down the country.

Nikon have announced the discovery of a service issue with the Nikon D5000 digital SLR camera that may result in your camera not turning on. Nikon are in the process of solving this issue and all costs related with any necessary repair will be FOC.

In digital age terms, I was a long term user and a big fan of the Canon EOS 5D Mk II’s predecessor, the 5D. I spent far too much time scouring Canon rumour websites looking at the speculative guesswork and supposed leaks from official sources about the Mk II before it had even been announced (maybe I should get a life!).

Leica is arguably one of the most stylish photography brands in the world and this June they are doing little to dispell that idea by releasing this limited edition version of the Leica M8.