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Shoot in the city - 15 tips for better urban landscapes. Treat ’em mean - Compacts for when the going gets tough. The UK's most comprehensive listings - 86 cameras and 437 lenses listed and rated - see our ten-page buyer's guide inside. Improve your portraits - With your Canon DSLR
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Off -Camera Flash
Off-camera flash can be used to create stunning portraits, adding a level of depth and drama to your images you simply can’t achieve with forward-facing flash alone. We explore how it all works and what you need to get started…
Street Photography with your Nikon DSLR
Shooting candid moments on the street requires fast reactions, confidence, and full control of your camera and your equipment
Too good to be true?
With a long zoom range at a tempting price, Nikon’s AF-S Nikkor 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR lens could be outstanding. Phil Hall tries it out on a wildlife photography trip
Using the Autofocus modes on your Canon DSLR
Canon DSLRs have sophisticated autofocusing systems that can get subjects sharp faster than the blink of an eye. Here’s how to get the best from them
Laowa 105mm f/2 (T3.2) STF
It’s nicknamed the ‘Bokeh Dreamer’, but is this lens worth purchasing for portraiture?
Lens craft
It’s not every day you get a chance to tour a Japanese lens factory. Michael Topham reports on his experience of watching Sigma lenses roll off the production line