What is a good photography magazine to subscribe to?
Posted by Admin in Digital Photography Question and Answer on 10 30th, 2009 | 5 responses
Elle asked:
I want to get photoshop tips and captioned photographs letting me know what f stop to use and etc. I know a little about photography and want to get a little reading material once a month and especially for our upcoming roadtrip where we’ll be taking plenty of photographs! I have a Nikon D60 with a 18-55 lens and also a 200 lens (my zoom lens).
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I want to get photoshop tips and captioned photographs letting me know what f stop to use and etc. I know a little about photography and want to get a little reading material once a month and especially for our upcoming roadtrip where we’ll be taking plenty of photographs! I have a Nikon D60 with a 18-55 lens and also a 200 lens (my zoom lens).
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Guide to Digital SLR Photography
Popular Photography sounds like it would be a marvelous choice. Ciao.
Guide to Digital SLR Photography
Popular Photographer would be good for you. They are almost 100% digital now, (which to *me* is not good, but that is another story). They have many articles on photo techniques and always some Photoshop tutorials and tips. Also, some features on relatively obscure odds and ends items that can be of help with your photography. For instance, I recently ordered a little credit card size card from England that shows the various angles of the sunrise and sunsets for various times of the year. Magazines are great at making you aware of things such as that.
Shutterbug is also very good, but may perhaps not have as many features that would be as useful to you in your situation and with your equipment.
steve
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I am a long time subscriber to Shutterbug.
Also, if you go to you can get a free subscription to Rangefinder Magazine. I will warn you that its the
“house organ” of the WPPI – Wedding & Portrait Photographers International. Its not much for how-to articles or equipment reviews but it features some excellent photography.
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none. stick with free online stuff like
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Popular Photography and Outdoor Photographer are both good for novice to intermediate photographers.