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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Tuesday 26 November 2013 It's all rather Halcyonic in terms of product at the moment. There's little activity, though I'm sure this will change quite soon. In industry news, though, Olympus has confirmed the company's intention to share more camera parts with Sony So, what other goings-on have there been? Well, a limited-edition Leica designed by Apple has sold for a cool £1.1m, while a vintage Luxus Leica IIs dating from the 1930s fetched far less than its pre-auction estimate which had forecast a possible world record. That said, it was valued at just £5,000 12 years ago. Speaking of auctions, the sale of a huge cache of vintage cameras and kit takes place in Devon next month. Online bids are accepted. That's it for this week Damien Demolder, Editor     Photography magazine reshuffle heralds new AP Editor Amateur Photographer Editor Damien Demolder is to leave the magazine as part...       Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 30 November 2013 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       MPs and Lords battle for photographic glory Politicians have battled for glory at the All-Party Parliamentary...       Christmas Cover Competition - last chance to enter!       Win 1 of 20 custom smartphone cases (plus a free iTunes subscription to AP for every entrant)       Win a ticket to the Photography seminar at The Adventure Travel Show!     Free trial of Portrait Professional 11 Try a free trial of Portrait Professional 11 portrait editing software Simply vist: www.PortraitProfessional.com/download AP readers can also get 10% off the full version by quoting code AP71213     Amateur Photographer 30 November 2013 News Tamron announces development of new 150-600mm lens; Nikon defends Df price; Cordless off-camera flash unveiled; Photo stop revealed as police quizzed; Photographer 'critical'...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Nikon D5300 hands-on review Damien Demolder gets his hands on Nikon’s new... Read more...     Canon PowerShot G16 review With a 12.1-million-pixel, back-illuminated sensor,... Read more...     Fujifilm X-E2 hands-on review It carries the same sensor as the X100S, but the... Read more...   Reader Gallery Online Photo Of The Week AP's art editor chooses his favourite reader image from the past week's uploads to our Reader Gallery. This week, I was torn between two images. One is a photograph that relies only on light, shade, observation and composition. It's a pure single image called Study of light by dioneanu, so what's not to like? The answer is, nothing - I like it very much. The other is an image comprising more than 70 shots brought together in Photoshop. It reminds me of David Hockney's photo collages, the paintings of LS Lowry and the prints of Robert Rauschenberg. Finally, though, I chose 'Albert Dock' by Stephen McNally. An interesting technique, Stephen, that gives the scene a sense of time and movement. Find out how to upload your image Xmas gift ideas Here's our range of Christmas buying guides to help you choose the perfect gift this Christmas... Best accessories of 2013 Christmas gift guide Novelty gifts for Christmas Best books of the year Calendars and diaries DSLRs launched this year Advanced compacts launched this year 45% off a digital edition of Amateur Photographer Hurry - limited time only Save 45% on Amateur Photographer when you purchase an annual digital subscription + Start with a 30 day FREE trial Simply search for Amateur Photographer in the Google Play http://apmag.co/googlenews or Apple app store http://apmag.co/applenews

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