Popular Photography & Imaging

Hachette Magazines, Inc., Consumer magazine

Product Description

Ready to take better pictures? Want to buy smart, when it comes to digital and film cameras, lenses, printers, and other essential gear? Popular Photography & Imaging is packed with great photos, how-to tips, lab tests of the latest equipment, and expert advice on getting the most out of every shot.

Product Details

Title: Popular Photography & Imaging
Sales Rank: 188 in Magazines
Publisher: Hachette Magazines, Inc.
Magazine Type: Consumer magazine, Magazine Subscription
Subscription: 365 days, 12 issues, First issue lead: 6-10 weeks

Customer Reviews

Amateur Professional Photographer: Honestly, I appreciate the very indepth articles, the reviews, and the advertisements. I like this magazine, and would recommend it to anyone just entering the photography field via the digital camera. The articles provide a lot of training tools to increase your style, and learn your craft.… More reviews

Excellent magazine for every level of photographer: Wow. I subscribed to this one and Shutterbug. This one is packed full of tips, techniques and ideas that even a beginner can use. So far I like it a bit better than Shutterbug. But together they make a great arsenal for learning digital photography. I look forward to more issues of PopPhoto. More reviews

Ad War!: I didn't notice how many ADs were really in this magazine.
You would think since this magazine isn't free, and you do have to pay a subscription, that ADs wouldn't be so overwhelming. Well...Out of the 152 pages this magazine has...108 of those were ADs.
Ummmm...Maybe they should rename their magazine.
Popular ADs & some photography. More reviews

Good price but don't bother.: So when did Popular Photography begin publishing again, even if now under the name Popular Photography & Imaging? I had a 2 year subscription. They told me they were going to stop publishing, and switched my subscription over to Outdoor Photographer. It's all ads, anyway. You'd think they would let me know they were starting up again if that's what happened. More reviews

Too many advertisements and not enough content: Magazine keeps you in touch with respect to new equipment (i.e., advertisments especially but also product reviews) and some technique. But just too many damn advertisements. More reviews