| To view this email on a handheld device, click here To view this email online, click here | | | | Wednesday 08 May 2013 |  | | Hello, here's the news from the past week. It seems photographers are going to take something of a financial hit now that Adobe has introduced a subscription charge for Adobe Creative cloud. In kit news, Samsung has announced the NX2000, which features a larger screen and integrated 'Near Field Communication' Wi-Fi connectivity. Elsewhere, a threat to photographers' copyright has once again materialised. This time in the form of the controversial new law, the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act. There's been a storm of protest, with David Bailey being particularly critical – he went so far as to pen a letter of complaint to the government – and a petition has attracted thousands of signature. Next up, a reminder that we are now running a Facebook monthly photo competition. Enter a photo taken this month on any theme, for a chance to win an Olloclip iPhone lens, and have your photo included in the magazine.
Finally, another reminder – if you're looking for new camera kit, we now have full, in-depth reviews of the Pentax MX-1 and Nikon D7100 online for you to read, plus an first look at the Sony NEX-3N. Damien Demolder, Editor | | | |
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Photo of the month competition 
We're launching our first ever Facebook Photo of the Month competition, during May 2013.
We want you to submit the best image you've photographed this month, with the opportunity to win an Olloclip iPhone lens, and have your photo featured in Amateur Photographer magazine and on our website.
More information about this competition
Best noise-reduction software applications 
Digital noise is the equivalent of film grain, but unlike film grain it can be reduced or virtually eliminated by software.
Vincent Oliver takes a look at six noise-reduction software packages to see how well they perform. Read the full round up | | | | | 
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