First look of the Fujifilm X-T1, new wireless Canon printer, win a trip to Estonia

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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Tuesday 28 January 2014 Hello. What's been happening in the world of photography over the past few days? Well, Fujifilm has unveiled the X-T1 system camera, claiming that its 'ultra-fast' EVF is as clear as an optical viewfinder. You can view our First Look video here. Meanwhile, Canon has announced a new wireless A3 printer aimed at photo enthusiasts. And it's congratulations to Brighton's Heather Buckley, who triumphed in the RHS Garden Photographer of the Year competition with her 'striking image' of foxgloves in gardens at Great Dixter House in Rye, East Sussex. Finally, you may have seen the story regarding the photographer sacked for cloning out a distracting element – in this case a video recorder – from an image. Industry professionals have suggested that if he had merely cropped out the offending item he would still have a job. So was he right to be sacked for what some people might think of as a minor infraction? There's a debate on our forum, why not have your say? See you next time. Nigel Atherton, Editor     Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 1 February 2014 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       Samsung NX camera tie-up to widen Getty picture net Getty Images has struck a deal with Samsung designed to enable consumers to...       Fuji unveils X-T1 system camera Fuji claims the 'ultra-fast' electronic viewfinder on its new...       Win a taste of an Estonian winter!         Amateur Photographer 1 February 2014 News Samsung unveils NX30 compact system camera; Olympus may re-enter DSLR arena; Sony unwraps Alpha 5000 CSC; Annie Leibovitz eyes legal action; Nikon launches nine Coolpix compact models   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Nikon Df review It's been a long time coming, but now Nikon has... Read more...     Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ60 first look review Richard Sibley gives his first impressions of the new... Read more...     First Look – Fujifilm X-T1 Marking a entirely new line in Fujifilm's X-Series... Read more...   Win a five-day wildlife photography trip to Estonia Shoot white-tailed eagles with top wildlife photographer, Luke massey Visit Estonia, Estonian Nature Tours and Amateur Photographer are giving one lucky photographer the chance to visit Estonia this March to spend five days alongside top wildlife photographer and AP contributor Luke Massey photographing white-tailed eagles. Here's how   Monthly photo competition There's still time for you to enter the monthly competition on our gallery. This month's theme is: Time for a Story. A narrative through a single image. Tell us a tale in one frame. Any subject you like. Feel free to include a small caption on the comments page. Upload your images for January here Find out how to enter here

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