With 100 days to Christmas, now is the time to plan what your customers will take home. From festive mounts to personalised keepsakes, discover how one grotto photograph can become more than a print.

DNP has introduced two new 6x8" speciality media options for the DS620: Perforated 3-Stripe Sticker Media and Snow Quartz. Both keep the familiar DS620 print flexibility while opening up new ways to create stickers, personalised products, branded keepsakes and retail photo products.

This World Creativity & Innovation Day, explore how Dai Nippon Printing built the technology powering modern photo printing.

25 years in the workshop. Six printers reviewed honestly. Our master technician breaks down every dye-sub printer worth considering in 2026

We pay tribute to Martin Parr (1952–2025). A look at how his unique "snapshot style" changed British photography and why his legacy matters to the event industry this Christmas.

Printing 1 million+ photos a year requires total trust. Discover why Mr Yigit switched to DNP and how EverCare guarantees his peace of mind. (And yours, too — once you make the switch.)

On 1st October 1869, the first postcard was sent. Today, we explore why tangible prints still matter in a digital age, the fragility of cloud storage, and the £600m photobooth industry that proves print is alive and well.

Discover how the Photomart community has planted over 3,700 trees and recycled 25,000 ribbons. Together, we are growing greener every day.

This year marked an exciting milestone for The Photography & Video Show as it made its London debut at ExCeL, and what a show it was! As exhibitors, Photomart and Godox UK were thrilled to be part of such a dynamic event, connecting with photographers, videographers, and content creators from across the country.

From the moment the doors opened, the energy was electric. Our team was eager to meet both new and familiar faces in the industry. The London crowd welcomed us with enthusiasm, bringing fresh conversations, insightful questions, and a genuine passion for photography. While we truly enjoyed this new location, we also missed seeing our long-time friends from Birmingham, where the show had been hosted for many years.