Buyer's Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
When it comes to choosing digital camera equipment, Outdoor Photographer will put you on the right track. Get started now with our digital camera buying guide.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 Moto Foto
Trekking far from the pavement is in every nature photographer’s blood. Using a motorcycle to do it can be the perfect “viewfinder.”  Silver Canyon Road to the crest of the Bristlecone Forest had only just opened in the spring, at least nearly as far as the Patriarch Grove. Up there at 11,000 feet in the White Mountains, some lingering snow pack still blocked further progress even at the end of May. |
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 Holiday Buyer's Guide
A look at some of the gear that’s available for the nature photographer on your gift list  As we put together this year’s annual OP Holiday Buyer’s Guide, we’re taking a slightly different approach compared to years past. |
Tuesday, November 4, 2008 Holiday Book Guide
OP’s annual selection of books for outdoor photo enthusiasts  Lining the bookshelf with new large-format photography hardcovers this holiday season shouldn’t be too difficult. |
Friday, June 13, 2008 Choosing A Lab
Discover The Benefits Of Using A Photo Lab For Printing Photographs  Today’s photo labs have kept up with the digital age and have made it easy for us to get 4x6, 8x10 or larger prints. Whether you walk in with your media card in hand or upload your images using the Internet, a good photo lab can make quite a difference when you need lots of prints, big enlargements and more. |
Friday, June 13, 2008 Choosing Inkjet Paper
The Right Inkjet Photo Paper Will Enhance The Look And Longevity Of Your Prints  The final look of your print has everything to do with the paper you place in your printer. Beyond size, the weight, whiteness and surface of a paper all make a dramatic difference in the appearance of color and tone, especially whites and blacks. By carefully selecting inkjet paper, you can move beyond merely copying an image and elevate printmaking to a more creative part of your photography. |
Friday, June 13, 2008 Buying A Digital Photo Printer
Photo Inkjet Printers Deliver Prints With Better Color And Longer Life  While looking at a photograph on a camera’s LCD or a large computer monitor is exciting, neither replaces the satisfaction of holding a quality print. Improvements in the stability of inks have led to photo inkjet printers producing archival-quality prints that resist fading for a lifetime. |
Friday, June 13, 2008 Choosing Digital Photo Storage
Digital Picture Storage Solutions For Creating A Reliable Image Library  Space—the final frontier or a simple necessity? Because digital imaging has picked up speed in the past few years, the need for extensive amounts of digital storage space has intensified. Replacing the temperature-controlled closets that film shooters used to store processed film is now the hard drive library.
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Friday, June 13, 2008 Finding The Right Digital Camera Accessories
Tips For Selecting Digital Camera Bags, Filters  Faster, convenient and more efficient—that’s what today’s digital camera accessories make possible. Accessories have become an integral part of photography, as they can make shooting easier and your pictures better. Outfitting your gear with the latest technology and design isn’t just form, it’s function. |
Friday, June 1, 2007 Tips for Buying a Digital SLR Camera
Buying an SLR camera can be a daunting task. That’s why Outdoor Photographer magazine has tips and articles on buying a SLR camera that work for you. You could spend all day at the store trying to review digital SLR cameras. We make it easy.  There’s a definite visceral reaction when taking pictures with an SLR. The look of the camera and the way it seems to be an extension of my hand often evokes a sense that something wonderful is only a fraction of a second away. Although I’ve taken great photographs with a compact digital camera, a digital SLR provides the features and controls I often need to ensure I come away with the photograph I expect. |
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