Outdoor Photographer Magazine Subscription Renewal (Page 2): Here is a free website that may be of interest. Free daily tips, new software deals etc. I love it. Maybe you will too?

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

mas24 wrote:

Popular Photography Magazine went under not too lo... (show quote)

Here is a free website that may be of interest. Free daily tips, new software deals etc. I love it. Maybe you will too?

https://www.picturecorrect.com

tcthome Loc: NJ

A great deal. I pick it up a couple times a year from Barnes & Noble for $6.99 an issue. Along with Nature Photographer, $10.99 an issue. Sometimes I'll go into the Starbucks there & read them for free with a cup of coffee.

mborn Loc: Massachusetts

jerryc41 wrote:

I had subscriptions to several photo mags, but as they went out of business, I realized that I didn't need them. Everything is available online.

edhjr Loc: Needham, MA

You might want to check out "Nature Photographer" from Canada. Only three issues per year but stunning photos, great stories about the locations, etc. Not cheap but WOW! www.naturephotographermag.com
Most photos give basic metadata. Available on line or as a printed version (which I prefer) -- great photos for grand kids' projects after I'm done enjoying the photos and the tips.

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

I've taken Outdoor Photography for years. It has gone from being an all-slick to thinner paper. And sometimes the printing isn't as up to par as it used to be. The articles are good. They run contests frequently that subscribers can enter. I actually read all the ads. They're well done and interesting. It's the last stand for a mail-out magazine. And their subscription prices have dropped in the last few years.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

SteveG wrote:

Here is a free website that may be of interest. Free daily tips, new software deals etc. I love it. Maybe you will too?

https://www.picturecorrect.com

I clicked on this link. I like it already, just seeing it one time. Thanks.

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

mas24 wrote:

I clicked on this link. I like it already, just seeing it one time. Thanks.

You can sign up for daily, or near daily, tips but you can access all of them on line. I have a separate email folder to save the ones I like the most or may want to access later on.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

AzPicLady wrote:

I've taken Outdoor Photography for years. It has gone from being an all-slick to thinner paper. And sometimes the printing isn't as up to par as it used to be. The articles are good. They run contests frequently that subscribers can enter. I actually read all the ads. They're well done and interesting. It's the last stand for a mail-out magazine. And their subscription prices have dropped in the last few years.

I had read Popular Photography Magazine, on and off, for a few years. I sometimes bought it, or just read them at News Stands. One thing I liked about Popular Photography, is that they chose a Camera Of The Year. I remember.one year, it was the Nikon D750. The D750 is still popular today. Yes, there are many free online websites you can get. But, many people spend $5 a day for coffee at Starbucks. That's much more, than what I'll be paying for one issue of the Outdoor Photographer print magazine.

Gpaw47 Loc: Denver, Colorado

Through the library systems in Colorado, Denver Public Library and Jefferson County Library, you can download the RB Digital App and read many magazines for free. Outdoor Photographer is one that I read for free on my Ipad.

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

As periodicals in general started dying one by one, I got really annoyed. In the US, subscriptions are almost always a bargain compared to individual issue purchasing. The long term success of a magazine is usually dependent on circulation which begats advertising revenue. Once, it became cheaper for big advertisers like B&H (remember those go forever multipage ads of recent past) to reach more potential buyers via the internet, it became just a matter of time. The old model didn’t necessarily guarantee survival. I’ve gone the usual sequence like some previous posters: Pop Photo, Shutterbug, etc and now I’m down to Outdoor Photography perhaps to the end. BTW, the Canadian version of the same mag recently announced that publication is ceasing. My other guilty pleasure is the UK Practical Photography, available in the iOS world for about $45 a year. I only wish they would provide an index....

AMO Loc: Pennsburg, PA

After years of subscribing to both Popular Photography and Shutterbug I decided to let my PopPhoto subscription expire. In an unusual stroke of good luck, the last issue I was expecting to receive was the last one they published. Did I cause the demise?

Now with Shutterbug gone, I've been enjoying Outdoor Photographer and just received the renewal offer. I guess I have to take them up on it. I don't want to cause another magazine to go under.

djet Loc: Burbank, CA

I use this web site (http://www.magazinepricesearch.com/index.html) to check for the lowest price. It found Outdoor Photography for $3.95 for 11 issues (http://www.magazinedealsnow.com/title.asp?title=OUTDOOR+PHOTOGRAPHER&SSAID=1462).

AntonioReyna Loc: Los Angeles, California

I was a Shutterbug subscriber and the same thing happened to me. I am now renewing with Outdoor Photographer as not as good, for me, as Shutterbug. Too bad that we are losing these magazine in print.

MDI Mainer

edhjr wrote:

You might want to check out "Nature Photographer" from Canada. Only three issues per year but stunning photos, great stories about the locations, etc. Not cheap but WOW! www.naturephotographermag.com
Most photos give basic metadata. Available on line or as a printed version (which I prefer) -- great photos for grand kids' projects after I'm done enjoying the photos and the tips.

Lubec is almost -- but not quite -- Canada!

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

AMO wrote:

After years of subscribing to both Popular Photogr... (show quote)

It's kinda like supporting your local photo shop. You pay extra for items, but you enjoy the customer service you get. And, you don't want them close shop. As, so many local photo shops have permanently closed down. Never to reopen for business.