23 Apr 2007


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Amateur Photographer magazine unveils a new look

Source : IPC Media
Amateur Photographer - the weekly photography magazine - has unveiled an exciting new look for its issue on sale 24 April.

The redesign has been led by newly appointed editor, and award-winning writer, Damien Demolder.

The new Amateur Photographer features a raft of new editorial developments including:
- Modern fonts, fresh, vibrant colours and stunning photography,
- Improved technique and how-to features
- Greater emphasis on practical photographic information
- More accessible camera reviews
- Best in Class product rating system, updated weekly
- Colour-coded sections - making the magazine even easier to navigate

Amateur Photographer has also announced the addition of a range of new contributors, cementing its reputation as the most authoritative magazine in the market including:
- Award-winning photographer Philip Dunn - previously travel photographer for The Sunday Times
- Garry McNamara - senior lecturer of the School of Photographic Imaging, with over 20 years experience in photography and teaching

Damien says: "Amateur Photographer has been the market leader for a long time, however this redesign promises to give our audience a fresher, more modern magazine, with greater technique than ever - without compromising on our heritage as the number one magazine for respected, unbiased product tests."

The 28 April issue of Amateur Photographer is covermounted with a free Technique DVD and is on sale Tuesday, 24 April, priced £2.20.

About Amateur Photographer:
Amateur Photographer is world renowned for its authoritative and comprehensive equipment reviews. It is first for news, events, prices plus features on techniques, equipment tests and darkroom advice. It also contains readers' pictures, profiles of professionals and advice from experts.

Media contact:
Anna Gawan, press officer, IPC Media on 020 7261 6575 or anna_gawan@ipcmedia.com

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