Open the March issue of Digital Photo and you’ll discover a winter wonderland of new photography skills. From creative camera and software projects that will have you getting the best from your digital camera, to new ways of using Photoshop to improve your shots back home on your PC, there’s plenty to learn and enjoy.
Plus, learn from the digital experts with over 2 hours of video lessons on the free cover CD!
Best-ever winter shots
Conjure up some superb seasonal pictures with our complete guide to shooting in the snow and ice. Inspirational ideas and rock-solid camera and Photoshop tips combine to guarantee a portfolio of classy winter photos.
Camera Craft
Discover how to get the best from your telephoto and macro lenses, shoot brilliant action and close-up photos, and how to get top results on a budget. It’s all explained in the mag and in a special live-action video lesson.
Photoshop Masterclass
If you’ve never used Photoshop’s Vanishing point filter you’re missing out on one of the most influential and powerful tools there is. Learn all about how the superb tool works in an easy-to-grasp guide and exclusive video lesson.
PhotoAnswers
All your camera and software problems solved, including: how to balance exposures using RAW files; how to get RAWs working with your version of Photoshop or Elements; which photo filters you really need in your kit bag; and loads more.
Your Pictures
Read honest and expert photo critiques and start learning how to combat common problems in your shots. The journey to discovering what makes a great photograph starts right here!
Tested – fast standard zooms
Expand your shooting options, choose the right fast standard zoom for your D-SLR and get pro quality results as affordable models from Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sigma, Tamron and Tokina battle it out for your cash.
Micro FourThirds head-to-head
Find out which Micro FourThirds camera is for you as the Panasonic Lumix GF1 and Olympus PEN E-P2 lock horns.
Fine-Art papers
If you want to get arty with your pictures, try printing out your best work on professional fine-art photo paper. Used with your inkjet printer you’ll get top results – if you pick the right one, as revealed by our group test.
