Digital SLR Photography app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Dennis Publishing Ltd
First release : 16 Nov 2011
App size: 13.91 Mb
Digital SLR Photography addresses the needs of todays photographer in a lively, informative and stylish format.
Written for photographers of all abilities, from beginner through enthusiast to professional, it informs and entertains through a blend of technique articles, inspirational images and authoritative reviews.
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All the subscriptions are auto-renewable subscription directly from the App Store. Payment will be charged to your App Store Account at confirmation of purchase. This subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period, your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. The cost of the renewal will match the initial subscription price. You can manage your subscriptions through your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period.
Subscription costs:
- 12 Issues (1 Year) at £32.99
- 6 Issues (6 Months) at £16.99
- 3 Issues (3 Months) at £8.99
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Latest reviews of Digital SLR Photography app for iPhone and iPad
Whats the point of a free app that just asks you to subscribe - there werent even any preview pages ... Dont waste my time.
After going through loads of titles this mag became my go-to for photog reading. From tips & tricks to kit review, this is the best $ spent. The special issues are a great bit of added value s well. Be advised that you have to purchase issues or subscribe. This treasure doesnt go for free.
Love this app. Great source of info for photography!
I love the content that this publication provides, but their expertise clearly does not extend to delivering that high quality through this app. Its basically the equivalent of a PDF of every page. You have to constantly be zooming in and out to read articles or view different sized images, and the tap to zoom function was really poorly executed. You dont zoom accurately to a tapped text area or image, and always need to manually adjust the zooming. These kinds of issues make it worthless to purchase digital content. Save your money for the print version until they manage to improve this substantially.
I greatly enjoy the content this magazine provides, but the app leaves much to be desired. For starters, the content is more or less a straight digital copy of the print magazine. This makes viewing on the iPad awkward since youre constantly having to double tap to zoom and then scroll to see the content once youve zoomed. There is also no interactive content, video, or anything else that leverages the iOS platform. Content on the iPad opens up a lot of possibilities, both for content developers and readers. As far as I can tell, Digital SLR Photography took the path of least resistance here and didnt innovate whatsoever. They should take a look at Guitarist Deluxe for inspiration.