A worthy successorto a living legend! Words: Ashok Kandimalla The previous version of the Nikkor Z 24-70 mm f/2.8 had a stellar reputation for all-around performance. It won, deservingly, many awards and was recognised as the best standard zoom available. Improving alens of this reputation is no easy task. So, did Nikon succeed in producing an even better lens? Read on … [Read more...]
The Game of Chess !
Our lead article, comparing Smartphones with compact cameras, predictably led to a number of responses, ranging from the angry to the bizarre. One reader blamed all the Japanese camera manufacturers for the problems that they are facing from Smartphones. He claimed that in their anxiety to cut costs and increase profits, Japanese manufacturers gave technology relating to … [Read more...]
Hasselblad
Hassselblad was formed by Victor Hassselblad in Gothenburg in Sweden, and rapidly became a leading manufacturer of medium format cameras and photographic equipment. The story goes that during the Second World War, the Swedes captured a German surveillance camera and wanted to develop a similar camera for their own use. Victor Hasselblad established a workshop in Gothenburg … [Read more...]
Kodak Of Germany
As all of us know, Kodak or Eastman Kodak is an American company. Although its best days are over, at its peak, the Kodak brand name had an iconic following throughout the world. Kodak’s claim to fame has always been based on the film that it produced. Kodak had, however, during its heydays acquired camera companies, like Nagel of Germany and Chinon of Japan. Kodak … [Read more...]
July 2013
The SP team brings to you another issue of the latest news, reviews and developments from the photography and imaging world. In this issue, we feature well-known mountaineer/photographer Anup Sah and his experiences shooting the Himalayas in 'Master Craftsman', and talk to Rakesh Rao, an Environment and Science & Tech photographer who travelled to Antarctica as part of the … [Read more...]


