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News    |    Reviews    |    Competitions    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Tuesday 24 June 2014 We're thrilled to say that in general the new look AP seems to have gone down well with readers. Let us know what you think of the new format by emailing me at nigel_atherton@ipcmedia.com.   In photo news this week, Adobe releases their new Creative Cloud Photography Plan; Leica announce that you can now 'test drive' a Lecia M for 24 hours; and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is calling on seaside wildlife photographers to help build a picture of falling seabird populations.   As Morris Photographic Centre falls by the wayside, and with numbers halving in two years, UK stores are having to fight back. News editor Chris Cheesman investigates: Can Britain's high-street stores survive? Is 'click-and-collect' the key to the future? Read his in-depth report   Online this week, we have a full review of the new Leica T (Type 701). Leica's compact system camera has finally arrived, but how will Leica users feel about the 16.3-million-pixel Leica T (Type 701) and its radical design and handling? We put it to the test   We also have a review by Damien Demonder of the Tamron 16-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro lens and Callum McInerney-Riley rounds up six of the best camera bags for compact system cameras That's all for this week! Nigel Atherton, Editor     Lost Dennis Hopper images showcased this week Hundreds of photographs by Hollywood legend Dennis Hopper are set to go on...       Digital version of Amateur Photographer, 28 June 2014 See what's in the digital version of this week's Amateur Photographer       SpeakingPhoto voiceover app extended to Android A free app that allows people to add voiceovers to images captured using a...       Win one of two 16x24in canvas prints       Win a subscription to the new look Amateur Photographer magazine       Win one of three Joby UltraFit Sling Straps         Amateur Photographer 28 June 2014 Creating depth Justin Minns explains how to add depth to your images by using foreground interest Dream camera Park Sung-hwan explains how - and why -...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition         Sony Alpha 77 II review (preview) Sony has taken the Alpha 77 and added Wi-Fi, an improved... Read more...     Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 First Look 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...   7 of the most awkward celebrity camera endorsements ever Nothing beats a getting a celebrity to endorse your camera. It's definitely always a good idea. Except when it isn't Read the full article 7 more camera adverts you'd never see made today We look at a few more of the ridiculous and bizarre ways camera firms have tried to entice people to part with their cash. Read the full article 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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