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digitalcameraworld.com“Capturing great images of birds is demanding
as there are so many skills you need to master”
Welcome to the latest issue
of Digital Photographer
magazine. Bird photography is
an incredibly popular pursuit
among those photographers
who are also ‘birders’, and
the two interests converge
perfectly. But capturing great
images is demanding as there
are so many skills you need to master, and there is a
lot of preparation and research required too.
In our main feature, which commences on
p34 of this issue, we’ve tackled all of the major
considerations involved in producing great bird
photos. From planning to panning, it’s all there, and
there’s also a look at ways to be more creative.
Elsewhere this issue, we’ve got a guide to black and
white photography, written by regular contributor
Lee Frost, which looks specifically at ways to capture
more artistic, evocative images in mono. Head overto p50 of the magazine to begin reading it – there’s
plenty that you can try out yourself.
Our third feature has a look at how to work
with shutter speed – one of the most essential
components for photographers to master. Turn to
p64 to read it.
In this issue’s shoot and edit project, Mark Bauer
explores how to produce stunning panoramas. You’ll
find that on p80 of the magazine.
The group test this issue looks at superzoom
lenses, which you’ll find on p96, while the Panasonic
S1R is reviewed in detail on p104.
As always, we would love to see some of your own
images, so please upload them to our Facebook
page at facebook.com/DigitalPhotographerUK for your
chance to see your work featured in a future issue of the
magazine. So until next time, happy photography!Matt Bennett, Editor
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