N-Photo: the Nikon magazine - July 2016
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Is RAW dead? - Modern D-SLRs are able to take better, more accurate JPEGs than ever – so do we still need to shoot in RAW? Learn to take brilliant low-light seascapes with our Apprentice The beauty of our planet, captured from space by astronaut Tim Peake Reader Samy shares his fantastic desert starscapes Travel pro John Quintero shares the world with us
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Write your story, find your people
As much as images are in a photographer's DNA, words (and the stories they tell) are every bit as important. What's your story?
Take control of colour
James Paterson reveals the power of luminosity masking when you want to enhance a photo
The changing landscape
Landscapes might be static scenes, but that doesn't mean they don't change. Carmen Norman explains why you should revisit the same locations time and time again to capture something different...
Winning images
Sridhar Sivaram's wildlife conservation photography won him a Nikon Z 611, which he took on a tour of India's National Parks
Spray & bray
Our apprentice has been champing at the bit to meet horse photographer Astrid Harrisson
Polarized opinions
Mike Harris adds punch to the sky and removes glare using NiSi's True Color NC circular polarizing filter
Making waves
Surf, sea and shore photographer Clark Little tells how a life by the ocean led to a career shooting in, on and under the big blue briny...
Rocky road trip
Tom returns to his native America to explore the red rock formations of Utah, and captures an evocative sunrise at Bryce Canyon
Give it some time
Take your long exposures beyond your Nikon's 30 sec limit. Adam Waring explores Bulb and Time modes
Christy Lee Rogers
After a childhood spent in Hawaii, Christy Lee Rogers moved to the mainland United States to create her unique underwater fantasy images. Keith Wilson finds out how she keeps her head above water, in more ways than one...