Description

This magazine contains a little bit of everything you’d want from a high-quality photography magazine. There are interesting master classes on more tricky procedures such as how to shoot infrared or how to get the best light. There are also sections that showcase the best work from readers of Digital Photographer. So readers can get the opportunity to show off and maybe get noticed by those who are already established in the industry. There are also very useful technique sections, such as how to take better portraits. The advice almost seems glaringly obvious but in fact, the guidance is invaluable to those looking to really improve their techniques. The magazine will provide tips on how to choose your composition and how to reflect light or how to avoid unflattering angles. An example of an unflattering angle according to the magazine is shooting from below your subject. We suspect that the result is a double-chinned sort of look which isn’t brilliantly flattering for anyone, even if you’re a size 6 supermodel. These simple tricks will save you time and possible embarrassment and hopefully means that you can get on with the important things, like organizing your photo shoot and feeling confident in your own abilities. There will of course also be a breakdown of the best products in the market as well, such as the best new models of cameras and the best software to compliment your pictures. Software such as Photoshop and graphic design programs will probably also feature in Digital Photographer magazine.