Amateur Photographer 25 May 2013

News
Copyright fears spark Government talks; Italian wins Robert Capa Gold Medal; Changeable-lens camera sales fall; Photoshop rule change to hit photographers; Nikon opens London training centre

Review
The latest books, exhibitions and websites

The Final Frame
Roger Hicks is one of those people who rejects the immediacy and 'shallowness' of social media

Photo Insight
VII agency photographer Anastasia Taylor-Lind journeys on the Trans-Siberian railway to meet 'tomorrow's most celebrated supermodels'

Olympus Pen E-P5
To mark the arrival of the Pen F some 50 years ago, Olympus has launched the new flagship Pen E-P5, with a 16.1MP sensor and greater emphasis on manual control. Matt Golowczynski gives his first impressions

Testbench: Six of the Best
Callum McInerney-Riley tests a selection of the best budget studio kits for under £500, ideal for small spaces and home photo studios

Canon EOS 100D
It may be the smallest and lightest DSLR currently in production, but, asks Richard Sibley, does the 18-million-pixel Canon EOS 100D have what it takes to meet the demands of the enthusiast photographer?

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Ilford Galerie Prestige Gold Mono Silk
Specifically designed for creating black & white inkjet prints, Vincent Oliver tests Ilford's new specialist paper

Sony Alpha 58
Consolidating Sony's entry-level SLT line-up, the Alpha 58 replaces both the Alpha 37 and Alpha 57. Phil Hall finds out how successful the merger has been

Letters
AP readers speak out on the week's issues

Backchat
An encounter with an early '90s compact has AP reader Martin Johnson musing on the rapid and remarkable changes in camera technology

APOY Results Round 3
We reveal the top 30 images from the Animal Kingdom round of our Amateur Photographer of the Year competition

20 Perfect Sequences
A self-confessed 'action-addict', professional photographer Ray Demski talks to Debbi Allen about how he creates his exciting sequence shots

The Winning Landscape
As Landscape Photographer of the Year turns seven, founder Charlie Waite reveals to Jon Stapley what makes a great landscape - and we catch up with previous winners

Icons of Photography
René Burri's famous portrait captures a defiant Che Guevara in the aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis, writes David Clark

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