Digital Photo Magazine

Please note, I am reviewing Digital Camera Magazine, as shown in the picture, not Digital Photo Magazine, as shown in the title. As a keen amateur and semi-pro photographer, I buy quite a few camera magazines, and I have to say that this is one of my favourites. Published by Future Publishing, it is issued monthly, and at present has a cover price of £3.99. The magazine is aimed mainly at the amateur market, with articles to suit most skill levels. **Layout and presentation** The magazine is A4 sized (110 x 297 cm, or roughly 11.5 x 8 inches), and printed on good quality glossy paper with a good solid glossy cover. Each issue includes a CD, ...

**OVERVIEW Learning from other people’s works and experiences is the ultimate way to develop and improve your interest in photography. Some people will take a formal training to enhance their understanding of the subject but others extend further beyond the classroom setting to fully grasp the craft - taking photos perfectly. This is by joining camera clubs having the same passion in photography; attending photo exhibits and galleries; and also buying (or subscribing) available printed materials such as textbooks/manuals and magazines regularly. In my own experience, I took a short training course in basic photography two years ago. Well, I have been into ...