Gifts worth £69 with new issue of Digital Camera including Skylum AirMagic software
Plus 3 photo ebooks, 36 Photoshop textures, nine tips cards and 41 minutes of editing tutorials – another lockdown-busting selection of gifts with the world’s favorite photo magazine
While there are still lockdown restrictions in place, Digital Camera magazine continues its focus on fun photography projects to enjoy at home. Head straight to Photo Active for eight creative ideas to shoot indoors, and more besides.
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Our Stay at Home section covers more photographic housekeeping that’s crying out to be done during lockdown.
Discover how to produce perfect photo prints at home, how to choose a photo sharing site, and the best home photography kit (eg scanner, printer, computer, display and more) to invest in.
Many photographers would have started out with a 50mm prime lens married to an SLR camera, so this month’s feature celebrates this flexible optic that can handle most subjects you’re likely to want to shoot.
Read our expert advice on photographing landscapes, macro, portraits and more with a lens that should always be in your camera bag.
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June’s Hotshots gallery features our top picks from All-About-Photo.com’s ‘The Mind’s Eye’ Awards 2020, while in our seven-page Q&A interview documentary photographer Marc Newton takes us behind the scenes of ‘The British Boot Sale’, a five-year project that explores our throwaway culture.
Image editing is lockdown-friendly, of course, so this month there are plenty of expert tutorials to get stuck into. Learn how to sharpen images in Lightroom, retouch portraits in Photoshop, and edit raw files in Serif Affinity Photo.
This section is also where you can find out how to download and use Skylum AirMagic, a new image editor that can optimise your camera drone photographs in a matter of seconds – it's this issue's software gift.
This month’s main camera review is the Canon EOS Ra, a full-frame mirrorless designed for astrophotography. Another model optimised for one style of photography is the Leica M10 Monochrom – but does it justify its £7,250 price tag?
We also test lenses including the Panasonic Lumix S Pro 70-200mm f/4 and the Irix 45mm f/1.4, while our group test reveals the best glass for photographing garden birds.
The new issue of Digital Camera comes with a fabulous selection of digital gifts
Issue 230 of Digital Camera comes with a selection of fabulous digital gifts, comprising Skylum AirMagic, dedicated software for editing drone images; three photo bookazines about image editing; nine all-new photo tips cards; 36 Photoshop textures; 41 minutes of Photoshop and Lightroom video tutorials; and a 222-page Camera Buyer’s Guide ebook.
Here's a list of the gifts in full:
- 'Ultimate Lockdown Photography Pack' – three photo e-books worth £34
- Skylum AirMagic camera drone image editor, worth £35
- Nine all-new photo tips cards on nature, portraits, black and white – and more!
- 36 natural textures for Photoshop, to help you create artistic photographs
- Video disc featuring 41 minutes of image editing video tutorials
- 222-page Camera Buyer’s Guide ebook packed full of buying advice
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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.