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rooeey
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 23:44
If you could have only one mag subscription photgraphy related which one would you choose ???

spleenrippa
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 23:49
Hustler

MrWho
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 00:21
Hustler

+1 :lol:

Seriously I bought a few issues of Pop Photo then bought an issue of Digital Photo since a family member pointed it out to me at random and I haven't looked back since. So Digital Photo would have to be it.

shedberg
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 01:18
Outdoor Photographer

FlyingPhotog
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 01:21
Photoshop User...

CafeRacer808
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 01:32
Photo District News

DStanic
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 06:22
Currently subscribed to shutterbug, it's okay but I first bought the shutterbug special "expert photo techniques" (which is really good annual publication) the rest have too much gear reports. Probably will not subscribe next year.

neilwood32
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 07:02
+1 :lol:

Seriously I bought a few issues of Pop Photo then bought an issue of Digital Photo since a family member pointed it out to me at random and I haven't looked back since. So Digital Photo would have to be it.

I used to subscribe to Digital Photo but it gets very repetitive after about 6-9 months. Also I don't like the tutorials about how to change skies etc - that goes too far in PP for my taste. They seem heavily into "if it aint right in the camera, just fix it in post"

Outdoor Photographer

My current favourite - a good blend of technique, opinion and locations

Travis Forsyth
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 08:15
I've been picking up Digital SLR Photography every month so far and it's not a bad read. It feels a lot less like a catalog then some of the mags I have read.

MrWho
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 12:15
I used to subscribe to Digital Photo but it gets very repetitive after about 6-9 months. Also I don't like the tutorials about how to change skies etc - that goes too far in PP for my taste. They seem heavily into "if it aint right in the camera, just fix it in post"

I haven't gotten to that point yet but that does seem to plague the cheaper mags (news stand price). Pop Photo is too gear heavy for my tastes and Digital Photo is more about technique although I do wish both discussed getting things right in camera instead of pushing Adobe products and Aperture.

bsaber
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 14:13
DSLR User mag

Sparky98
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 21:04
I have just subscribed to Pop Photo but I still pick up a copy of Outdoor Photographer occasionally. I have checked out a few others but these 2 are my favorites.

jdizzle
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 00:58
National Geo.

FlyingPhotog
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 00:59
National Geo.

Oh c'mon now Julian. You just like the naked tribeswomen, admit it! :p

jdizzle
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 01:34
Oh c'mon now Julian. You just like the naked tribeswomen, admit it! :p
Haha! You got me Jay. :lol:

FlyingPhotog
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 01:35
Haha! You got me Jay. :lol:

Knew It...

:lol:

CalPiker
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 01:36
Hustler

I second that one! Suze Randall is a great photographer. :D

I personally have no subscriptions to any magazines. I prefer to look at stuff online instead. It saves me money and it saves trees.

neilwood32
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 07:28
Oh c'mon now Julian. You just like the naked tribeswomen, admit it! :p

Dont we all?

Admit it Jay, thats how you knew about the naked tribeswomen!:p

golfecho
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 09:46
Outdoor Photographer

+1 here. It's the kind of shooting I really enjoy, and I am always interested in different aspects of this arena. Having said that, I do pick up many other publications from time to time just to keep up, and to make sure I don't get stove-piped into just one category . . .

Digital_zen
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 10:16
I have recently picked up a bunch of my old Outdoor Photographer magazines and have absolutely fallen in love with "Basic Jones" with Dewitt Jones,...great stuff! Not a lot about technique, but some really nice philosophical insight and thought provoking writing!
Also I like JPG Magazine, again not a lot on technique but, at some point you get tired of reading the same articles on hyperfocal distancing and Jpg vs. RAW etc. and the major zines are basically like ads these days.

birdfromboat
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 10:33
one more for outdoor photographer, but just for gawking I still pick nat geo. naked tribeswomen aside, they have the most consistantly amazing shots of any of them.

jdizzle
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 11:18
Dont we all?

Admit it Jay, thats how you knew about the naked tribeswomen!:p
ROFL! :lol: I'm an expert on tribeswomen! ;)

banpreso
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 11:24
i just subscribed to photography monthly. it's an excellent mag that i tried to catch in the bookstore all the time. recently i found a way to subscribe and have it shipped to the U.S. to me for about $5 an issue so i went ahead and subscribed.

recently i've also seen Popular Photography, the UK version, which also seems to be really good.

i generally like UK mags better than the US ones, which makes me think... does UK have generally more proficient hobby photographers?

Tendy
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 11:40
Outdoor Photographer
I'll second that, if its the same mag i'm thinking of (UK Based)

yogestee
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 11:56
You just can't buy photography mags here but there's a great book store but the photography mags on sale are in French..

I duck across into Thailand once a month and they have a great selection but in Thai:confused:

When I fly home I stock up on photography mags,,Australian and British ones.. My wife often wonders why I'm nearly at my check in luggage limit when I fly in really light,, my bag is stocked with photography mags;)

FlyingPhotog
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 13:17
You just can't buy photography mags here but there's a great book store but the photography mags on sale are in French..

I duck across into Thailand once a month and they have a great selection but in Thai:confused:

When I fly home I stock up on photography mags,,Australian and British ones.. My wife often wonders why I'm nearly at my check in luggage limit when I fly in really light,, my bag is stocked with photography mags;)

I find it ironic that one doesn't buy photography mags just to look at the pictures! I guess readable text is kind of important! :lol:

rooeey
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 14:40
I find it ironic that one doesn't buy photography mags just to look at the pictures! I guess readable text is kind of important! :lol:

It seems Jdizzle only buys Nat Geographic to look at the pictures or so this thread would lead me to believe :p

Tendy
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 15:02
It seems Jdizzle only buys Nat Geographic to look at the pictures or so this thread would lead me to believe :p

LOL :D

yogestee
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 19:27
I find it ironic that one doesn't buy photography mags just to look at the pictures! I guess readable text is kind of important! :lol:

Playboy comes to mind;)

jdizzle
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 20:41
It seems Jdizzle only buys Nat Geographic to look at the pictures or so this thread would lead me to believe :p
LOL! :lol:

jdizzle
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 20:45
Playboy comes to mind;)
I agree. Playboy has nice landscape photography. ;)