Cameracraft January/February 2021 ISSUU
You can read the latest edition of Cameracraft on ISSUU now – download your PDF copy to keep for only £2.99! Free to read on-line, […]
Author: David Kilpatrick
Professional photographer and journalist, founder and editor of magazines PHOTOpro, Photon, Freelance Photographer, f2 and Cameracraft. For 25 years director of the Minolta Club. Fellow of the BIPP and Hon. Fellow of the MPA.
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Get the latest Cameracraft issue from Pocketmags now!
We popped printed January/February 2021 issues in the mail on December 30th for everyone – UK and worldwide – and now the edition can be found on Apple, Android, Kindle, Windows, PDF download.
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photokina calls it a day
Received from the organisers today – and we don’t honestly see that it will return in the same form, ever. Perhaps some other technology show, […]
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Goodbye white sky…
With cloud covering much of Britain and our own home territory in near the North Sea coast shrouded in featureless white for days, remember that […]
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Read July/August’s edition on ISSUU
You can now read the last issue – our next one is due out on September 1st – on ISSUU
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GoPro withdraw from retail
Action camera maker GoPro has decided to withdraw from retail shops, we learned today from Park Cameras (UK). They will be restricting themselves to ‘direct’ […]
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Elinchrom ELC500 TTL studio flash
In the ELC TTL heads, Elinchrom has combined most of the key features of mains studio flash with the functions of the ELB 500 TTL portable kit.
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Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS
The neatest solution for sharp long tele shots on Sony A6000 series APS-C Excellent full aperture performance from 70 to 350mm OSS stabilisation works with […]
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May/June issue free to read
Cameracraft May/June 2020 to read on your tablet, phone or desktop at ISSUU You can now read Cameracraft May/June 2020 edition, which was sent to […]
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Thirty keys to stock photography
Well, I asked for it. Ten years ago I suggested on one of Alamy‘s forums that stock photography was nothing like art, photo club or […]
