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Hi, I subscribed to Photoplus-Canon edition but now I'm switching to Nikon is there a specialised Nikon magazine? can't see one out there
 
cherokee1111 said:
anything for the mere mortals out there to rival photoplus Canon edition?
(I'm amazed there doesnt seem to be one)
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The reason there isn't a Nikon one on general public sale, is because, as Nikon owners, we don't care about the brand. Photographic theory is universal regardless of what camera you use. :)
 
Grays of Westminster advertise one but it's not cheap.
 
Kaouthia said:
The reason there isn't a Nikon one on general public sale, is because, as Nikon owners, we don't care about the brand. Photographic theory is universal regardless of what camera you use. :)
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I'll go with that...:thumbs:
 
I thought there was Nikon User...a subscription only magazine. Has it folded?
 
That's the grays of westminster one - gives an extra year warranty on new and 6 months on secondhand gear as well
 
Kaouthia said:
The reason there isn't a Nikon one on general public sale, is because, as Nikon owners, we don't care about the brand. Photographic theory is universal regardless of what camera you use. :)
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I dont care about the brand either however, a mag that talks Nikon camera settings and styles only would be helpful unless you fully understand the jargon that Canon/Pentax/Fuji/Sony all use, I hope you see where I'm coming from, its not just photographic theory its Camera specific I was interested in as per photoplus canon edition.
 
Arkady said:
Nope - that's it.
And it's not just for Pros...
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according to signing up I have to have purchased professional equipment and as the majority of amateurs wont have pro gear then its aimed/geared/designed/targetted at pro's but your correct, I could sign up, if I had more money than sense.
 
If you need camera specific, the manual is the best place to go, or youtube videos. Personally, I'd rather not buy a magazine that wastes half of its pages telling you how to change settings on 20 bodies I don't own - especially if they're things I already know how to do on the Nikon bodies I do own.
 
cherokee1111 said:
according to signing up I have to have purchased professional equipment and as the majority of amateurs wont have pro gear then its aimed/geared/designed/targetted at pro's but your correct, I could sign up, if I had more money than sense.
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I wouldnt worry, the last couple of issues I recieved have been very "meh"
 
sadly fellas, his 'joke' isnt far off, I was soooo dissapointed when I got my entry 450D with the IQ but Canonites all insisted my settings must be wrong- they werent great but even on auto they were worse than a P&S, really hoping the Nikon D90 will be a breath of fresh air.

Thanks again to all who contributed:thumbs:
 
Most camera mags focus (no pun intended) on Nikon and Canon anyway when showing changing settings on camera.

The lowest entry level in the D200 + a named lens/flash here. The Nikon mag is very good quality, both in materials and images, though there is not much content. Nice to have for nothing if you qualify though. ;)

I've never seen the Nikon Owner Magazine, and at £59 per year, I doubt I ever will. :lol:
 
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