Amateur Photographer Magazine

Amateur Photographer Magazine- Light,Cmaera,Click............... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I used to subscribe this magazine for a year long when I was naïve to photography but having said that it does not mean that I loath purchasing this now a days. I still pick them time and again just to keep myself abreast about the latest. So what is there for you ?Loads of content and information in fact if you are just a starter in the vast world of photography. The magazine has changed a lot in terms of its glossy cover since my initial days but it still has the enriching and enlightening ...  Read the complete review

I first bought AP a couple of years ago, when my camera was a little nikon coolpix 2000 or something. I soo nrealised that whilst it's name is 'Amateur photographer' it should really be 'Very proffesional Amateur photographer'. In other words, my little Coolpix was too simple for it. Now I have my first DSLR, I have started reading again, and now find it much more useful and orientated towards me more. It does not solely focus on technique, but all around the photography world, from Location tips, to sharing your own photos. At £2.15 a week, it leaves a bit to be desired for on the value front, because the 20-30 pages at the front are about 4/5 ...  Read the complete review

Amateur Photographer is published every week and is the longest running photography magazine in the world. It would have to be accepted that photography as a hobby has passed its peak but there are still many thousands of enthusiasts and there is a market for cameras and associated products which is still worth £500m per year. For the vast majority of people photography is too grand a title for what they do. For most people the mere recording of an image is sufficient. It provides a reminder of a place, a moment in time or an occasion. Equipment for most people is often bought for that basic functionality. There are however a significant minority for whom the ...  Read the complete review

i've just bought this magazine for the first time today. I've only really recently got into cameras and stuff, and whilst i've read a few books this was the first time i've bthought a magazine. i chose this one, because as a weekly magazine it is cheaper than the mounthly ones (although not if you buy every issue), but at £2.30 it didn't seem like too much money to waste, and as the current issue comes with a free mini flexipod it was very good value for money. having flicked through the magazine there are alot of adverts. now whilst i like adverts to look at companies i perhaps am not aware of, there seemed like an awful lot. However, in between ...  Read the complete review