Nikon DS4, historic pics found, Advanced Photography Skills launched, CSC debate

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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Tuesday 25 February 2014 The most immediate news this week is the announcement of the Nikon D4S. It's the company's new flagship 'HD-SLR' with improvements billed as 'enhanced AF, faster performance and better quality still images. You know how most us leave stuff lying around and it goes missing. Well? sometimes it pays to tidy up. They found that out at the Times recently when historic glass plates of Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile were rediscovered by chance during an office clean out. Note to self: A place for everything and everything in its place. Do any of you have similar stories? Why not let us know - I'm sure there'd be some funny stories to tell – either on the forum or the AP letters page? Now it's time for a shamelss plug. As photographers we're always striving for the best quality images, either in terms of clarity of rendition or how affecting they are. So, what better way to find the advice and guidance needed to take your craft to an even higher level than AP's Advanced Photography Skills. The latest issue is out now and it's only £3.99. And that, in my humble opinion, is a bargain. Also available now is the digital version of the latest issue – AP 1 March – which you can download here Finally, with news that the sales of CSCs seem to be in freefall, Chris Cheesman has taken an in-depth look at the compact system camera market, and how they are perceived by consumers and retailers. You can read his analysis here. However, I'd be interested to read your opinions and you can have your say on the forum. See you next time. Nigel Atherton, Editor     Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 1 March 2014 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       Nikon D4S: UK launch date and price released (update) Enhanced autofocus, faster performance, plus better quality still images and...       Student Photographer of the Year shows power of b&w A photo captured using traditional film, and another in digital format...       Amateur Photographer 1 March 2014 News Canon unveils 'premium-feel' 18-million-pixel EOS 1200D; World Press Photo winner named; Sony launches Alpha 6000 at show in Japan; Zeiss reveals new CSC macro lens; Canon...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Hands On Review: Canon EOS 1200D The EOS 1100D has been one of the most successful DSLRs... Read more...     Hands On Review: Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II The arrival of the Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II comes... Read more...     Sony Alpha 5000 review (preview) The NEX branding may have gone, but what else is new... Read more...   AP INVESTIGATES Do smaller interchangeable-lens cameras have a future after sales plunged more than 30%? And do people really care if they buy a compact system camera or a DSLR? Watch the video or read the article at: http://apmag.co/t7lDK4   OUT NOW Only £3.99 Amateur Photographer Advanced Photography Skills Spring 2014    You'll find everything you need to further improve your photography in the Spring 2014 issue

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