Get 12 fantastic free gifts with the January 2020 issue of Digital Camera magazine

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Get 12 fabulous free gifts, including 69 minutes of video tutorials with January 2020's issue of Digital Camera magazine (Image credit: Future)

Ring in the new year with Digital Camera’s top tips for having your best-ever photo year in 2020! Our cover feature offers 22 ways to improve your photography, from camera technique, shooting a new genre or setting yourself regular goals to achieve. 

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Have your best-ever photo year in 2020, with a wide range of hints and tips from Digital Camera's January 2020 issue  (Image credit: Future)

More inspiration can be found in our Photo Active projects section. Highlights include making your sunsets sparkle, creating some abstract images using oil and water, and getting some insights from events photographer Robin Pope. 

Other pro advice in the issue includes our One to One masterclass, with landscape photographer Jo Bradford. Jo actually uses a smartphone for most of her assignments these days, so see how it’s transformed her photography. 

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Learn how to shoot landscape images on a smartphone, with leading pro Jo Bradford (Image credit: Future)

Elsewhere, Camera College explains everything you need to know about contrast and dynamic range, and we respond to another set of reader queries in Photo Answers. This month’s Q&A interview is essential reading: we discover more about Eric Meola and his incredible photographs of extreme weather conditions in America’s Great Plains. 

Find out everything you need to know about dynamic range, in the January 2020 issue of Digital Camera magazine   (Image credit: Future)

Photo editing fans will find a compelling selection of invaluable tutorials in Practical Photoshop. Lean how to recreate popular darkroom printing effects in Lightroom, get a masterclass in using Photoshop’s Quick Selection tool and see how our resident experts transform a classic view of New York City, in Raw War. 

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Discover four different ways to approach converting images into mono (Image credit: Future)

Equipment reviews in the January issue lead on the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk III, the Tamron SP 35mm f/1.4 lens for full-frame Canon and Nikon DSLRs, and the DJI Mavic Mini camera drone.

Read Digital Camera's verdict on the third version of the Olympus OM-D E-M5, in our January 2020 issue    (Image credit: Future)

The best vlogging cameras on the market are assessed in our group test; there are also buying guides for cloud storage options for photography, instant cameras and fun and novelty lenses. 

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If you're in the market for a vlogging camera, then the January 2020 issue's group test is a must-read  (Image credit: Future)

The January 2020 issue of Digital Camera comes with 12 free gifts 

The January 2020 issue of Digital Camera magazine is on sale now – get your copy today!  (Image credit: Future)
  • 9 all-new photo tips cards covering landscapes, macro, creative… and more! 
  • Video disc featuring 69 minutes of Photoshop and Lightroom video training 
  • Retro look Photoshop Actions kit – transform your images in seconds!  
  • 148-page Camera Shopper ebook packed full of buying advice 

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Niall Hampton
Editor

Niall is the editor of Digital Camera Magazine, and has been shooting on interchangeable lens cameras for over 20 years, and on various point-and-shoot models for years before that. 

Working alongside professional photographers for many years as a jobbing journalist gave Niall the curiosity to also start working on the other side of the lens. These days his favored shooting subjects include wildlife, travel and street photography, and he also enjoys dabbling with studio still life. 

On the site you will see him writing photographer profiles, asking questions for Q&As and interviews, reporting on the latest and most noteworthy photography competitions, and sharing his knowledge on website building.