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cameracraft the exclusive bi-monthly magazine from icon search main menu skip to primary content subscribe/renew sub cameracraft 6-issue binder testimonials from readers contact cameracraft (2012-2015) back issues cameracraft is back – and bigger! cameracraft is back and bigger than ever with 84 superbly printed paged, incorporating ƒ2 and master photography. we have teamed up with the guild of photographers so all their members, professional and enthusiast alike, will receive cameracraft. you can subscribe starting with the latest issue we have in print – and you won’t pay until after you receive your first magazine on an annually renewed deep discounted subscription (full uk cover price – £8.25 per edition, or £49.50 a year – you save £13.80 by subscribing here plus your free introductory issue). postal region uk : £35.70 gbp – yearly europe : £41.70 gbp – yearly world : £51.70 gbp – yearly you will see here an archive of articles (right hand column) going back before cameracraft started up. this is the archive from our previous website, dphotoexpert, up to the point that we started cameracraft. these articles are searchable and free to read. you can also now read the a full back issue of cameracraft free on issuu. please share this from our issuu page! edited by david kilpatrick in scotland, with us associate editor gary friedman in los angeles, cameracraft returns to the foundations of good photography. below: from the first edition in 2012 (now a collector’s item). we offer a bookcase binder to hold up to 12 editions (8 of the current 68-pagers), with a cordex spine, black leathercloth on board, marbled inner papers, silver blocked logo. our prices include vat/postage as appropriate for each zone shown. the binder costs £11.50 including vat and postage, uk; £15 eu; £17 rest of world. see binder order page . see the comments from readers on receiving their first edition . share this: facebook linkedin twitter email print like this: like loading... 46 thoughts on “ cameracraft is back – and bigger! ” publisher on august 7, 2012 at 9:28 am said: congratulations and thanks to andy johnson who becomes cameracraft charter subscriber no 1 by submitting the first subscription after this (still slightly beta) web page went live! log in to reply keith mercer lrps on august 9, 2012 at 1:14 pm said: a brave venture in the current economic climate. i wish it well and every success. is it your intention to show on the website a preview of typical content so that potential subscribers have an inkling of what they will receive? log in to reply publisher on august 9, 2012 at 1:58 pm said: we probably will not preview content, but may publish a contents list. the launch issue is mapped and 3/4 of the content is in place, but until i’ve signed off the portfolio (8 pages, heavier silk paper) and one project story i can only really tell you that i will write one feature for every issue; the first is connected to the cover image, which is one of mine and not something i will repeat more than once every few years – i prefer the cover to be for others. gary friedman will write three pages under the title of the friedman files, and the content for that could vey greatly. i’ve also asked him to provide one image from his archives with its story to cap off the article. richard k will be doing background stories in some depth, the first will cover the rise and fall of polaroid and the tale of the impossible project. i can almost guarantee you that future editions will have similar coverage and could include kodak, lomography, adobe, apple, ilford/harman… we will have a gallery of featured individual images and i welcome submissions of urls to view or consider work. there’s no fee for use and this also applies to portfolios and features initially, but this does not mean participation will be unrewarded. you’ll see how in due course on this website. david log in to reply kien yee sham on august 22, 2012 at 1:43 am said: congratz, david. just paid for my 1 year subscription to cameracraft. wish you well in this. i’ve been a regular visitor (albeit a silent one) to your pca site and enjoyed reading some of your articles. i’m not a technically inclined hobbyist photographer, but would like to improve my technical knowledge in it. that’s why i enjoyed reading your write-ups, and gary f’s as well. he is very well received here in malaysia. take care. will look forward to receiving my first issue! log in to reply tina giles on august 24, 2012 at 6:44 pm said: as a reader reader to photon (in the far past, still having the issues!) and subscriber to the following fp and f2 i certainly look forward to cameracraft! log in to reply peter blaise monahon on august 29, 2012 at 6:50 am said: congratulations on your new venture, i hope it acts as a clearing house for dk photo writing that i now search a variety of magazines to read — are we as photoworld subscribers automatically in queue? log in to reply publisher on august 29, 2012 at 8:53 am said: that’s correct. if you have any outstanding photoworld subscription, it is transferred to cameracraft. we are trying to find economical and reliable ways of emailing or contacting existing subscribers (harder than it should be). i scrapped the idea of an alpha annual, or a book, when it became apparent that sony will simply continue to change the system/s and turn out new products every few months. there will never be a time when the system is ‘complete’ or stable enough to write about, and there will never be a date when an annual is not published immediately before key news which renders it out of date. log in to reply peter blaise monahon on august 31, 2012 at 7:34 pm said: david, let me reiterate: “… i hope it acts as a clearing house for dk photo writing that i now search a variety of magazines to read …” yes? log in to reply publisher on august 31, 2012 at 7:58 pm said: peter, it will certainly contain everything i need to do to fill the lines with words – but we aim to have a good range of contributors. you can find me in the bjp online including their ipad and new iphone apps. i’ll be writing one lead article and one secondary article, some interviews, all the functional bits like captions and our ‘update’ on quarterly progress in the photo world, and of course editing submissions. for me, the most important part of a magazine is the sequencing of articles and the way they contrast or follow on within the issue. hopefully we’ll have something which can be read from cover to cover without a skipped page – david log in to reply peter blaise monahon on september 2, 2012 at 12:21 pm said: so we have to also keep searching the newsstands or subscribe to f2 frelance photographer magazine to keep up with the kilpatricks, eh? http://www.f2freelancephotographer.com/ … or kd at f2fp on the web: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22david+kilpatrick%22+site:f2freelancephotographer.com and: http://www.bjp-online.com/search?from_date=365&query=david+kilpatrick and for rishard: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22richard+kilpatrick%22+camera+photography i’m excited by the email teaser i saw today showing sample pages from the reborn cameracraft (see camera craft of the early 1900s), and i’d love to share it with all my photography groups, but there’s no web copy to point them to, can you make it an online version, or enhance this page or another page with the tease sample pages that you included in the email so i can point to a web address as i spread the word? thanks. steven morrow on december 9, 2012 at 1:22 pm said: i am confused by your comment about photoworld subscribers. i was a subscriber and only received a couple of issues. how can i have the credit transferred to cameracraft? log in to reply publisher on december 9, 2012 at 6:45 pm said: we’ll reply directly steven. according to you records you received four issues of photoworld, 2007-8, after which the subscription ended. log in to reply stephen power on august 31, 2012 at 6:14 pm said

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