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In today's Digital Photography Now Picture of the Day we feature another great abstract image from one of our most popular members. It's not his first POTD and this is another example of why.

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Air2Air today launches the DraganFlyer X4; the latest unmanned aerial vehicle to be launched in the UK by Air2Air following the success of the DraganFlyer X6 in September 2009.

PocketWizard has tested a prototype of its radio controlled flash triggers for Nikon flashguns. The hot-shoe mounted FlexTT5 transceiver is currently available only for Canon flash systems and allows photographers to wirelessly control flashguns. The company plans to release a beta version to the public once it completes initial testing and fixes bugs of the early prototype.

CP+ 2010: Ricoh has exhibited prototypes of its A12 28mm equiv. prime and P10 28-300mm equiv. lens modules for the GXR system at the CP+ photographic trade show. The show report by Japanese website DC Watch includes camera writer Fumio Nakamura's mock-ups showing the potential of the system including remote modules and modules with conventional lens mounts. Ricoh has confirmed that it does not currently have any plans to make such modules.

In this review we have a look at the Lexar Professional ExpressCard CompactFlash Reader. This is compatible with Apple Mac or Windows laptops or other PCs fitted with either an ExpressCard 34 or 54 (mm) interface slot. Most laptops don't feature an integrated CF card reader any more, so from a practical point of view an ExpressCard reader is useful if your camera uses CF cards. It also promises to be much faster than conventional USB card readers, but is that how it actually turned out?

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Today's DPNow POTD is a highly-rated ghallery image that studies a tall grass called 'sea oats' on the sand dunes of the Florida coast.

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David Hanson, UK Crime Minister, has issued a statement that seeks to reassure photographers who feel or, indeed have been, intimidated by police officers, that police officers are being guided to regard photographers with more care with regard to the use if anti-terrorism powers.

Petr Krejci, one of the photographers, won two awards which have been voted by a panel of 17 travel editors, writers and photographers: one in the category of ‘The most original photo’ for St Tropez and one for ‘The photo the most representative of France’ for Cavalaire.

Flash photography can still be a difficult artistic and technical challenge. It's simple to get that harsh deer-in-the-headlights look from built-in automatic flash, yet creating natural-looking images is not as straightforward. Manuals are terse and the terminology is confusing. This is where Mastering Canon EOS Flash Photography comes in.

Equipped with a 12-megapixel sensor, smart scene detection technology, 3X optical zoom and a bright 2.7” LCD display, the C1250 combines chic design with smart technologies, making taking crisp photos with ease and style.

Manchester Airport today launched a unique challenge asking the public to submit their own photographs of the people and places of Greater Manchester to give the millions of arriving passengers “a sense of place” as part of the airport’s new Arrivals Experience

The UK Policing and Crime Minister has reasserted that anti-terrorism should not be used to stop photographers and photojournalists. In a meeting with a Parliamentary photography group and journalists, David Hanson MP said the Sections 44 and 58A of the 2000 Terrorist Act should not be 'used to stop ordinary people taking photos or to curtail legitimate journalistic activity'. He also said guidance to that effect has been provided to the UK police forces, advising that these powers should not be used to stop innocent members of the public, tourists and journalists.

Developed as the first model of the PENTAX-D FA 645 lens series, it not only features new optics optimized for high-quality digital photography to assure exceptional image-description performance, but also provides an image circle covering the image area of existing 645-format film SLR cameras.

HOYA CORPORATION PENTAX Imaging Systems Division announces the launch of the PENTAX 645D lens-interchangeable, medium-format digital SLR camera in Japan.

Five years after announcing its development, and following a month-long online campaign trailing the launch, Pentax has finally unveiled its much anticipated 645D medium format digital camera. The first digital version of the company's 645 medium format camera system, it features a 40MP, 44 x 33 CCD sensor, 921k dot 3.0" LCD and is compatible with the existing 645 system lenses. The camera will initially be available only in the Japanese market at a suggested retail price of ¥850,000 (~ US $9,400) from May 2010.

In conjunction with its announcement of the 645D medium format camera, Pentax has announced the smc D FA 645 55mm F2.8 AL[IF] SDM AW lens. First in the D FA 645 lens series, this weather-resistant prime lens features a Supersonic Direct-drive Motor (SDM) autofocus drive and Quick-Shift for instant AF/MF switching. It is also the company's first 645 system lens to incorporates a rounded diaphragm.The 55mm lens will be available alongside the 645D camera at a suggested retail price of ¥100,000 (~ US $1,100).

From Led Zeppelin to Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath to Megadeath, Muse to the Mars Volta the Idea Generation Gallery presents a retrospective of one of the greatest album artists of all time.

Datacolor - a global leader in colour management solutions, will be showcasing its latest range of colour calibration tools on the Jacobs Digital Photo and Video stand at this year’s Focus on imaging.

Douglas Dubler and Vincent Versace join educational event for photographers; Epson, Nikon, White House Custom Colour, X-Rite, and Wacom to sponsor

New Photography Book Releases from Amazon.