Get 13 free gifts including Skylum Luminar 3 with the February 2020 issue of Digital Camera magazine

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Get 13 fantastic free gifts including Skylum Luminar 3 software with the February 2020 issue of Digital Camera (Image credit: Future)

A Happy New Year to all our readers. Our February 2020 issue features a 14-page masterclass on how to take food photography beyond smartphone snaps – so next time you’re faced with some fabulous fare, you’ll be able to shoot it like a pro. 

Learn how to photograph food in Digital Camera's January 2020 issue cover feature masterclass   (Image credit: Future)

Food photography may not be everyone’s go-to subject, of course, but it’s a great way to practise composition and nail lighting setups – plus it’s a tasty subject to eat once you've packed your camera away. 

If you’d rather look at a different menu, though, then our Photo Active section offers 10 all-new photo projects, including winter wildlife and macro ice shots. 

Further inspiration can be found in One to One, where we go behind the scenes of Amy Lathrope-Reid’s equine photography practice, and in this month’s Q&A interview, where Simon Roberts details his distinctive take on landscapes – and politics. 

Discover what it takes to run a thriving equine photography practice, as we join Amy Lathrope-Reid on a shoot   (Image credit: Future)

If you know someone who received their first proper camera over Christmas, then get them off to the perfect start with six pages of hints and tips of how to take the first steps in a photographic journey, in Camera College.

If you or someone you know got their first proper camera for Christmas, then January 2020's Camera College is a must-read   (Image credit: Future)

Partakers in image editing will find four all-new tutorials in our Practical Photoshop section, including four simple colour effects for enhancing winter landscapes and how to master Photoshop’s Gradient Maps. Helpful advice is also available in Photo Answers, including Six ways to shoot seasonal images. 

Skylum Luminar 3 is one of 13 free gifts this month – this tutorial will get you up and running in no time      (Image credit: Future)

Our February issue is packed with some of the latest exciting camera equipment, including the APS-C sensor mirrorless Nikon Z 50, Fujifilm’s X-Pro3 and the GoPro Max

Read Digital Camera's verdict on the Nikon Z 50, the third model in this new range of mirrorless cameras      (Image credit: Future)

Eight budget prime lenses compete in our group test, while camera remotes and gimbal stabilisers feature in our mini-tests. 

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Digital Camera's February 2020 group test picks the best budget prime lenses for a range of lens mounts   (Image credit: Future)

The February 2020 issue of Digital Camera comes with 13 fantastic free gifts 

The February 2020 issue of Digital Camera magazine is on sale now – get your copy today!   (Image credit: Future)
  • Skylum Luminar 3 photo editing software, worth £65 – full version for PC and Mac 
  • Nine all-new photo tips cards covering portraits, landscapes, macro – and more!  
  • Smartphone light painting kit – choose from 108 different lighting screens 
  • Video disc featuring 75 minutes of Photoshop and Lightroom video training 
  • 148-page Camera Shopper ebook packed full of buying advice 

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Every issue of Digital Camera magazine is packed with tips, techniques, pro advice, reviews, news and inspiration. To make sure of your copy every month, subscribe at our online shop from just £12.50! 

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Back issues (Image credit: Future)

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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.