What do you think is the best photography magazine?

[Dougie1993]

I want to subscribe to a magazine and i was looking in Tesco today but didn't know which one to get, and it didn't have the prices on any of them.

[WooD]

I've honestly never opened the cover to a photography magazine.

There's really nothing you cant find online.

[Athas_orm]

Yes but searching online for the best info can be tedious. In the uk market I read digital photo which I think is great but I don't have anything to compare it to. Slightly too much emphasis on photoshop though especially on the CD (video tutorials).

But I'd recommend it.

[LoveDSLR]

That depends on your level of skill and interest. If you are a beginner and a Canon DSLR owner then 'PhotoPlus Canon Edition' is a very good magazine.

You can consider other British magazines such as 'Digital Photographer', 'Digital Camera World', 'Photography Monthly' and 'Amateur Photographer'.

[Murtasma]

Just don't get Outdoor Photographer it's a complete waste of money. 80% of each issue is nothing but advertisements. The few articles they do have are just personal views of landscape photographers. Very little actual content about making landscape images.

I don't think I'll bother with photography magazines they all seem to follow the same formula. The ones that are printed less often are higher quality and contain useful content. A friend of mine has lens work and I've read a few issues they appear to be much more content heavy then the ad driven magazines shoveled into bookstores these days.

[m.c.adams]

I get RangeFinder, AfterCapture, and Popular Photo. RangeFinder and AfterCapture are both free and do contain some pretty good stuff (and alot of adverts). Pop Photo contains a pretty good balance of reviews and tips on a variety of subjects, cameras, lenses, photoshop tips, and costs about $15.00 US a year.
Mark

[rachelyou]

I absolutely love Digital Camera Essentials (previously known as Digital Camera Buyer). It's mostly about camera's, what types, what they do, the low down on the newest cameras, but I love it!
Digital SLR Photography and Capture are good ones too.

[carl yeomans]

GOOGLE. All you want to know and more, oh and its free to read without being full of adverts and useless titbits that just want you to keep buying there mag.

[kencaleno]

I recommend Practical Photography and British Journal of Photography (You need to be a member of the Royal Photographic Society to receive this one) Ken

[theArchitect]

Tescos doesn't have a great range of photography magazines, you'd best go to WHSmith.

I used to read Digital SLR Photography but found I knew most of the stuff already so moved to Digital Camera magazine which is better. I'd suggest having a read through some in the shop and decide what's best - some months they might all be quite boring so I don't bother.