I picked up Digital Photo magazine at random being relatively new to digital cameras and was pleasantly surprised at how useful and interesting it was. Clearly written articles with good explanations on Photoshop techniques. I am thinking of subscribing.

I used to think people who wrote in to mags saying they can't wait for the next issue were rather sad, "am I now sad as well". Step by step tutorials, reviews, good explanation of tech subjects of camera workings, mag design & layout, a fair pricing of subscription for lots of content.

Good video tutorials, good for first lessons in photoshop. tends to go over the same items in video tutorials not enough photoshop too much testing product

Digital Photo is not a bad magazine. As this is the first time I have seen it I do not know if the subject of calibration has been dealt with. Also, one needs to discuss profiles at the same time. It is not much use doing all the fancy manipulation etc., if the monitor profile does not match the printer profile.

The advice given in Digital Photo is technically excellent.This magazine annoys me however. They are artists more than photographers, using digital manipulation to create totally fake images.

I picked Digital Photo at random from a selection of digital photography magazines when I first got interested in image editing. I thought the price was a bit steep but on reflection, it's well worth the cost. There are good articles and reviews of equipment and software. Especially helpful are the tutorial videos on the accompanying DVD.

I'm very happy with this magazine and recommend subscription (and no, I don't have anything to do with the company that publishes it, I'm simply a grateful buyer)

What is one secret to being a great photographer and master manipulator of photos? If you purchase Digital Photo and go through each article and do each video you will notice a vast improvement in your photoshop skills as well as your shooting ability.
Here are some things I have learned in the past two years from Digital Photo magazine. I have learned how to add lightning to a picture. I have learned how to color correct photos, how to add fancy borders, how to master black and white photography, how to shoot at night. As you can see I have learned a lot and that is just some of what I have learned.

What is not discussed is basic design principals like asymmetrical balance, center of interest, camera megapixels compared to picture quality how much is enough?
Perhaps they will discuss this in the future. Also there is not much focus on wide format printing.

All things considered I highly recommend this magazine!

Digital Photo - I have tried various magazines to learn more about Digital Photography and nothing comes close to Digital Photo, I find it both informative and very inspirational, especially towards digital imaging, (although a lot can be learned about conventional photography). It utilizes the latest technology for teaching with the video tutorial CD, so you can watch and copy the tutorial all on 1 PC. Anyone remotely interested in Digital Imaging will be more than satisfied with it.