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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Tuesday 17 June 2014 This week we are thrilled to unveil the biggest redesign of AP in more than a decade. The entire team has been working exceptionally hard over the past few months to bring you a new version of AP with a modern twist that retains all the core elements that make it unique. We've got new columnists, new regular features, more inspirational images, more practical advice. Subscribe online here or pick up your copy as it hits the shops today! But of course, even amidst all this hard work, business for AP goes on as usual. This week we've caught our first glimpse of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000. Boasting a 1-inch sensor and the capacity to shoot 4K video, this new flagship bridge is expected to be a huge hit with action photographers. Take a look at our first look video. In sadder news we've also seen the end of the road for Morris Photographic as it officially ceases trading and shuts down its base in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire. Finally, the Nikon Photo Contest has widened its brief to accept images taken on smartphones. Film, however, remains banned. What do you think of this decision? Let us know. That's all for this week, but don't forget to pick up your brand new AP! Nigel Atherton, Editor     Fujifilm enables instant printing from X-series cameras Fujifilm X-M1, X-A1 and XQ1 photographers will be able to print photos...       New look AP is out now This week we reveal the biggest redesign of AP in more than a decade - out...       Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 21 June 2014 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       Win a subscription to the new look Amateur Photographer magazine       Win one of three Joby UltraFit Sling Straps         Amateur Photographer 21 June 2014 Magical macro Nordin Seruyan reveals the secrets behind his stunning close-ups of wildlife Fashion flair We talk to US fashion photographer and Nikon...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Pentax 645Z review - first impressions With a 51.4-million-pixel, medium-format-sized CMOS... Read more...     Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 First Look Video With the new DMC-FZ1000 bridge camera, Panasonic is... Read more...     Leica T (Type 701) review Leica’s compact system camera has finally arrived,... Read more...   In Pictures: USA Landscape Photographer of the Year 2014 The winners of the first iteration of USA Landscape Photographer of the Year have been announced. Hosted by competition stalwart Charlie Waite, the award has collected some standout imagery from all across the States. Take a look at the winning shots Cringe at the worst holiday photos ever taken If you've ever embarrassed yourself with a mis-framed or poorly exposed shot while on your holidays, take solace in the fact that it could have been worse. So, so much worse. Amateur Photographer Insurance Services Amateur Photographer Insurance Services has been developed to meet your needs as a photographer, whether you take photos as a hobby, your profession or a bit of both.  The best bit about the insurance cover is that it works on a ‘pick and choose' basis, so you can be sure that you are able to get cover that meets your needs whilst only paying for what you choose. What you can get when you buy Amateur Photographer Insurance Options for up to £25k worth of cover Up to £1m optional Public Liability cover The option to protect your equipment when it is in your vehicle A choice of UK, EU and Worldwide cover Up to £1k worth of equipment hire whilst waiting on replacement in the event of a claim See here for details

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