In this issue

In the April 2021 issue, you can look forward to the following stories:
- Review of the Fujifilm X-S10, the first X series beginner-level camera that comes with in-body image stabilisation.
- Review of Canon RF 600mm f/11 IS STM, the world’s most portable, inexpensive, extreme telephoto, fixed aperture prime.
- Ashima Raizada speaks about the beauty and interconnectedness she has discovered around her.
- A look at the spellbinding works of eight image-makers who speak about their ideas and process behind their alluring dioramas.
- A showcase of the best images from the Better Photography Weekly Challenge.
- Plus much more...

Fujifilm X-s10 - In Tune with the Times

Fujifilm’s latest APS-C camera, the X-S10, is the first beginner level camera in the X series line-up that features image stabilisation.

6 mins

Canon RF 600mm f/11 IS STM The Diminutive Giant

The Canon RF 600mm f/11 IS STM is retractable and small, portable and light, and surprisingly inexpensive for its focal length.K Madhavan Pillai discovers more.

3 mins

Existing in Dualities

Ashima Raizada talks to Conchita Fernandes about finding similarities in the raging disconnectedness surrounding us.

5 mins

Chasing an Idyllic Dream

Nilofer Khan takes a stroll down the jubilant, bewitching landscapes created by Bethany de Forest and discovers numerous narratives that are carefully intertwined within them.

2 mins

At the Edge of the Universe

Adam Makarenko’s intriguing miniatures portray the tranquil beauty of our world, as well as those that are located light-years away from our galaxy. Nilofer Khan explores.

3 mins

At the Dawn of Creation

Enigmatic, surreal, perhaps even catastrophic... Conchita Fernandes discovers what loans Kim Keever’s landscapes a transcendental quality.

4 mins

A World Like Our Own

Conchita Fernandes steps into the carefully crafted world of Matthew Albanese’s sprawling landscapes and discovers what goes into making them so realistic.

5 mins

Then There Were None

Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber speak to Nilofer Khan about their eerie photographs that portray the devastating consequences of the ongoing conflict between man and nature.

3 mins

Reconstructing Realities

Jojakim Cortis and Adrian Sonderegger speak to Nilofer Khan about the veracity of a photograph in the digital age and how it affects the surge of fake news.

3 mins

The Strange Case of a Street Fair Booth

Amongst the many Parisian scenes that caught the perceptive eyes of Eugène Atget, storefront displays were one of his favourites.

1 min

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Better Photography Magazine Description:

Better Photography is one of South Asia’s most respected photography guides and is India’s No.1 photography magazine. It is the first Indian magazine to be completely devoted to the art and science of photography. Catering primarily to amateurs, hobbyists, and serious enthusiasts, the magazine has a keen following amongst professionals as well. It delves into product tests, provides expert advice, tutorials and techniques, and conducts some of India’s most prominent photography contests.