Digital Camera is the world’s leading magazine for digital photography and has been helping photographers of all skill levels improve their images since 2002.
Each issue is packed with photo tips, tutorials, inspiring images and expert buying advice, along with the latest news and equipment reviews, and a selection of free gifts (see below).
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With our February 2022 issue, you will start the new photo year with verve.
the cover characteristic offers some fresh photo ideas for 2022 that will focus on capturing still life subjects and how this can improve your composition skills no matter what type of photography you enjoy taking most of the time.
For a limited time, you can subscribe to and receive the Digital Camera Magazine in our January sale three expenses for £ 3 / $ 3 / € 3. Act now while this offer is still hot!
Further highlights of the digital camera in February
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Turn to Photo active for another fantastic selection of brand new creative projects, including live music concert expert tips, how to hide and catch kingfishers, and do creative product photography.
You will also find two top tutorials on landscape photography and how to use a simple popup photo studio at home to create professional editorial images.
And don’t miss the latest photos that made the cut in ours Readers’ gallery – Digital camera readers show how creative they have gotten with work spanning a range of genres!
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Christmas may be over now, but how about getting one step ahead of yourself for the next time by capturing pictures for your own cards?
Seasonal close-ups are the theme of the month Camera college – Follow the tutorials, then enter your best shot in the Photo Challenge … one lucky reader wins a £ 49 / $ 50 copy of leading photo editing software Affinity Photo.
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Also this month we meet the urban architecture photographer Ben Moore for a photo walk in the City of London, for ours One to one Professional master class.
Get some insight into how Ben takes photos and how he grew his social media followers on his way to becoming an internationally sought-after urban landscape photographer.
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There is also a city corner to this month’s main content interview, as we get the inside story of an adorable series of portraits that fine art photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten captured during the first Covid-19 lockdown in London.
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You get a different perspective on built-up areas – and more – in Hot shotspresenting the winners of the 2021 Drone Photo Awards.
Dedicated to a genre different from traditional photography, these awards include myriad of superb aerial images for you to enjoy our selections.
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Other highlights in this issue are shoot-out, where two readers in Birmingham deal with fashion portraits and abstracts, and a Behind the lens Interview with curator and art historian Phillip Prodger, who talks about his new story of the photographic portrait “Face Time”.
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The most important digital gift of this edition is a photo editing Software packet by Franzis Software, valued at £ 150 / $ 200.
Use black and white, crop, and color projects to add that extra “wow” to your images.
There is also a fresh selection of creatives image editing Techniques for Lightroom, Photoshop, and Affinity Photo, courtesy of four new tutorials.
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This month’s camera and accessory reviews lead to the Fujifilm X-T30 II, an updated version of one of the brand’s powerful and compact APS-C mirrorless models.
We put the DJI Mavic 3 Put camera drone through its paces and the 10 best photo editing programs on the market in ours Group test. Which one does best in our expert test? On page 110 you can find out …
That’s it for a preview of our February issue, but our website mates are creating a new online photography course and would like input from digital camera readers.
You’re welcome Take this 2-minute survey to help us design the best possible course, then you have the chance to get one FULLY Scholarship when the course debuts later this year.
The latest edition of Digital Camera features an unparalleled selection of digital gifts
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The gifts included in this edition include photo editing Software packet Valued at £ 150 / $ 200 from Franzis Software, nine completely new photo Tips cards, 45 minute video tutorials and a 270-page camera buying guide ebook.
Here is the full list of bonus gifts with issue 251:
- Nine new photo tip cards on landscapes, wildlife, macros – and more
- Franzi’s photo editing software package valued at £ 150 / $ 200
- 45 minute video tutorials for Affinity Photo, Lightroom and Photoshop
- Over 270 pages comprehensive eBook with buying guide for cameras
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