Free Subscription to Outdoor Photography Magazine.

[pradeep1]

http://a388.g.akamai.net/7/388/1603/0001/www.freebizmag.com/outdoorphotogad03welcome.htm

I've used these types of deals to get a whole slew of free magazines.

Enjoy,

[Yeager]

How much junk mail have you accumulated from these deals? I am always out for a good deal or free but is it worth the hassle?

[Scottes]

I don't think that Outdoor Photographer is worth the space it takes. And I paid for it.

Also, be aware that this takes you to Outdoor Photographer, not Outdoor Photography - two different mags with a world of difference.

[pradeep1]

How much junk mail have you accumulated from these deals? I am always out for a good deal or free but is it worth the hassle?

None. I use "Pradeep Prakash" instead of my full name and so far have not seen an increase in junk mail with that name.

[pradeep1]

I don't think that Outdoor Photographer is worth the space it takes. And I paid for it.

Also, be aware that this takes you to Outdoor Photographer, not Outdoor Photography - two different mags with a world of difference.


Oops you are right. :oops: It's free, so what the heck, right?

[msvadi]

I would jump to it if there was a deal for "LensWork" ;)

[rick barclay]

Funny this thread should pop up again. Today I got my first copy of
PC Photo, which I think was one of three free magazines offered. I've
already browsed through it, and I really like it a lot.

Topics covered:

1. What's new in Photography and computers. (blah, so what?)
2. Help line. Ask questions; get answers. (Yay)
3. An article on color-shift and how to correct it. (Yay!)
4. Creative color techniques. (Yay!)
5. The new 8-megpixel cameras. (Blah)
6. An interview with Clude Charlebois (Yay!)
7. Top tips for night photography. (Blah. For those lacking common sense)
8. A Flash in the Night. Flash fundamentals (Yay!)
9. A guide to cleaning your image sensor (blah)
10. Reviews of Nikon Coolpix 8700, Canon Powershot Pro1, Kodak DCS Pro SLR, Mirra Personal Server (Eh!)
11. Tricks-remove red-eye and make other adjustments right in your camera (Yay, I guess)
12. Mastering Hue and Saturation (Yay)
And the usual 20 or 30 pages of spam in the back.

All-in-all, I really like the looks of this magazine. I'll probably take them
up on their $14.97 subscription offer, which gets you nine editions per
year.

For the right to receive this magazine, I signed up for a lot of spammail,
some of which has arrived, but how hard is it to press the Delete key?
Final opinion? Well worth the small inconvenience of applying for and receiveing a small nuisance amount of advertizing.