Discover the most effective ways to shoot the new season in the new issue of Digital Camera magazine, on sale now.
Inside, you'll find 25 ways to shoot autumn – including tips from wildlife and nature specialists. Also in this issue: take an astrophotography masterclass with Alyn Wallace, explore the brilliant portraiture of Réhahn, and discover the benefits of full-frame cameras.
In the gear section, Nikon’s exciting new full-frame mirrorless camera, the Z7, gets an exhaustive review, as well as Leica’s M10-P and Tamron’s latest 100-400mm telephoto lens.
If you're interested in alternatives to Photoshop, you'll find a head-to-head of rival photo editors in the Group Test, and the mag also reveals the best sling bags and monitor calibrators for your money.
The issue comes with a whopping 13 free gifts too.
- Nine shooting tips cards with settings to help you capture great shots on location
- Videodisc featuring 64 minutes of Photoshop and Lightroom video training
- 164-page Camera Shopper ebook packed full of buying advice
- Landscape FX Pack for Photoshop, enabling you to transform scenic shots with just a few clicks
- 30 creative textures for enhancing your images
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