Paul Burrows

Digital cameras don't need to look like the ones that I used 50 years ago – but they do. Is it us or the manufacturers that are being conservative?

Everyone knows that old compact cameras are in hot demand. So when are manufacturers going to make modern versions?

As Sigma offers a new approach to camera design, Paul Burrows ponders what pro photographers actually want

The twin-lens Rolleiflex was the camera of choice for both professional and amateur photographers for around 50 years

Is it worth buying an older, used digital camera? It’s a question I get asked a lot and I've always erred on the side of ‘no’, but there are exceptions and Ricoh’s unusual take on a mirrorless system from 2009 can still work today.

Cameras like the Fuji X100VI are selling like hot cakes, despite having no zoom or interchangeable lenses

SLR Magic’s fully manual primes are all about creating an atmospheric cinematic look and feel… which, incidentally, works for photography too.

A remarkable image of a coccolithophore is one of the 12 finalists in the 2024 Beaker Street Science Photography Prize

Pentax and Kodak have re-popularized the half-frame film camera – but its history stretches back to the 1960s

Ricoh's decision to start making film cameras again is a major step in analog's revival