Sony Alpha 77 II First Impressions and Sony World Photography Awards winners

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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Tuesday 06 May 2014 This week we've seen more big news from the Sony camp, as the Sony Alpha 77 II arrives. It's faster than the Alpha 77, it boasts better image quality, and it's got built-in wi-fi, but has Sony done enough to make it a compelling upgrade? We take a closer look in our first impressions review. We've also seen the Sony World Photography Awards announce its winners. This year's entries are better than ever, and it's remarkable to see the strength and diversity in contemporary professional photography. See the overall winner here, and then take a closer look at some of the winning images from each of the professional categories. Elsewhere, there's new firmware for the Fujifilm X-E2 to lend it some features of the X-T1, a Northumberland photography competition announcing its winners, and a £1.3 million comeback for Ilford Galerie photo paper. That's all for this week. Nigel Atherton, Editor     Sony Alpha 77 Mark II Review – First Impressions The Sony Alpha 77 Mark II receives a speed boost, better image quality and...       Northumberland photography winners announced Winners of a photography competition urging people to explore scenery in...       Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 10 May 2014 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       Win a Manfrotto Professional Backpack 50 worth more than £200!       Win a Samsung NX300 with 20-50mm f/3.5-5.6 lens.         Amateur Photographer 10 May 2014 News Wartime images under threat; Enthusiast scoops $5,000 Sony Open title; UK photographer wins international food title; Lytro revamps light field camera; Samsung unveils 20.7-million-pixel...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Sony Alpha 77 Mark II Review – First Impressions The Sony Alpha 77 Mark II receives a speed boost, better... Read more...     Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX400 review (preview) With a 50x optical zoom and a 20.4-million-pixel sensor,... Read more...     Leica T Review - First Impressions Leica T Review - First Impressions Read more...   FREE Amateur Photographer Landscape & Portrait seminar with the Sony Alpha 7 Listen to talks by leading photographers Joe Cornish and Adam Duckworth plus learn more about the Sony Alpha 7. Tuesday 17th June in London. Full details here. Exclusive private view of Bob Carlos Clarke exhibition - 'Living Dolls' Amateur Photographer has teamed up with Olympus to offer readers an exclusive PRIVATE VIEW of the Bob Carlos Clarke exhibition, Living Dolls, for only £10 per person. On Thursday 29th May from 6pm-9pm at the Little Black Gallery in London, you will have the opportunity to be among the first to see these rare images from one of the most revered photographers of his generation. Plus, you'll have the chance to play with the latest Olympus kit and chat to the AP editorial team. Places are limited – to take advantage of this special offer, only available to AP readers, please call 02031484326 or email nadine_thomas@ipcmedia.com Mastering DSLR Video tuition day Join us at Pinewood Studios on June 9th for a one-day DSLR video tuition seminar with leading film-maker Victoria Grech. Full details here

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