Getty makes image use free online, Panasonic Lumix GH4

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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Wednesday 12 March 2014 In the news this week Getty has surprised people by terminating its partnership with Flickr and also legalising the free use of many images from their archives online. What do you think of these two moves? You can discuss your thoughts on our forum via this link. Panasonic UK have also officially announced the price and availability for 4K-equipped Lumix DMC-GH4 as well as the different configurations that will be available. Even the best photographer can sometimes have their off days. If you have a holiday shot that didn't turn out how you had hoped, there's now somewhere you can use it. ChepHolidayLand.com has just launched a competition to find 'truly terrible' shots from amateur holiday photographers. Take a look at some of the current entries, or find out how to enter, on our website. If you fancy something a little more challenging, Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh are running a competition to capture the beauty of their garden. The top prize is a day with the RBGE's professional photographer Lynsey Wilson and a year's digital subscription to Amateur Photographer magazine. What better reason could you have to enter! Have a great week. Nigel Atherton, Editor     Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 15 March 2014 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       Nikon wins £8.7million from Sigma over Vibration Reduction patent infringement The Tokyo district court has ordered Sigma to pay 1.5 billion Japanese yen...       In pictures: Search underway for the UK's worst holiday photographers Travel website CheapHolidayLand.com has launched a competition to find...       Win a Sigma lens worth almost £1,000!*         Amateur Photographer 15 March 2014 News Photographers sue Nikon over D600, pledges free shutter replacements; Special-edition Leica marks 100 years; UK student wins Sony honours; Canon considers cull of comact cameras; Talbot...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Nikon D4S hands-on review After teasing the camera world at this year’s CES... Read more...     Hands On Review: Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II The arrival of the Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II comes... Read more...     Samsung NX30 review With a 20.3-million-pixel APS-C-sized sensor inside a... Read more...   London Photo Festival 22-24 May 2014: Theme 'Street Photography' Photographers are invited to submit their street photography images for the 6th biannual London Photo Festival taking place at The Crypt, Borough High Street, London in May Book now! Capture the beauty of Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Top Prize: A day spent at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh with their professional photographer Winning photographs will be published in The Scotsman and the Botanics magazine Five Category Winners will receive annual digital subscriptions to Amateur Photographer magazine Read the details and download an entry form Find out what's on at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

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