Best digital photograhy magazine?

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I've been looking lately at the various digital photography magazines.
Most of them (particular the ones published in the U.S.) are basically
shills for the camera companies.

The only one which I found that appeared to seriously address
technique and issues was the British publication, "Digital
Photographer" .

What other magazines out there are people reading and finding useful?


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"John A. Stovall" <johnastovall@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> I've been looking lately at the various digital photography magazines.
> Most of them (particular the ones published in the U.S.) are basically
> shills for the camera companies.
>
> The only one which I found that appeared to seriously address
> technique and issues was the British publication, "Digital
> Photographer" .
>
> What other magazines out there are people reading and finding useful?
>
>
> *****************************************************
> Browning, Browning...
> On appuie là, et qu'est-ce qui sort
> Par le p'tit trou? Madame la Mort.
> "Browning"
> Edith Piaf

Playboy...... excellent images and I think they use a digital camera too.

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In article <v8mr2159of6gmc89ue48h640dgiof6fasl@4ax.com>,
John A. Stovall <johnastovall@earthlink.net> wrote:

> I've been looking lately at the various digital photography magazines.
> Most of them (particular the ones published in the U.S.) are basically
> shills for the camera companies.
>
> The only one which I found that appeared to seriously address
> technique and issues was the British publication, "Digital
> Photographer" .
>
> What other magazines out there are people reading and finding useful?
>
>
You could take a look at an English publication Digital Photo
<http://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/store/searchresults.asp?search=Digital+P
hoto&sid=61&custid=09%4003%40200538257%40345809290&searchbut.x=21&searchb
ut.y=7> Sorry for such a long URL. They give away a free CD with pdf and
AVI movie tutorials every month. Also Adobe's Focus magazine if really
useful if you're using Photoshop.

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John A. Stovall <johnastovall@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> A newsgroup lacks visual images and examples of techniques to create a
> specific image which I found critical to understanding a visual art
> such as photography. After all this is an ASCII medium.
>

That is what URLs are for ... and a location to host your images.

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