Photo District News | 
| Publisher: Nielsen Company
List Price: $95.88
Buy New: $65.00
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 856
Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Trade magazine
Subscription Issues: 12
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 12
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 Weeks
ASIN: B00008RUI7
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Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months
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Product Description
An in-depth monthly magazine designed for the professional photographer. PDN is packed with information from business and marketing advise, to legal developments, new products and technologies, lighting and other photographic techniques.
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| Customer Reviews:
 In the biz? Gotta Have it. July 3, 2007
MacDaddy (Washington, DC)
Need I say more. This is a must have for those in the business of photography or those hoping to be. Every issue is full of great tidbits that you won't get anywhere else.
 an industry standard May 25, 2007
Amy V. Cooper (New York)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
pdn is the most important photography based magazine for industry professionals to date. pdn is where many photo editors, creative directors and professional photographers go to find new talent and keep on top of industry news, changes and innovations. Any professional working photographer or photo editor should have a subscription to pdn.
Top professional publication February 22, 2007
Mesmerizer (GT, CA)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
I recently started receiving PDN, despite problems I had with subscription service (and still do, read at the end). This magazine is best suited for the people really interested in professional side of photography, but enthusiasts will find the mag's regular competitions very inspiring, although most of them can be seen on the PDN website for free. Subscription gives you access to exclusive online content, which is a nice bonus.
About the subscription problems:
I subscribed to four magazines at once through Amazon, than about three weeks later I had to quickly change my (US) mailing address. I have asked Amazon subscription service to update the adress for all the subscriptions, which they acknowledged as done the next day. Three weeks later, I contacted each magazine individually to check if the new address was on file. NONE of them had the data updated and one magazine never even received the order (still got charged for it)! So two magazines changed the address, but PDN refused to do so since the subscription was purchased through one Ebsco company. I have contacted both Amazon and Ebsco about this and I'm still waiting for any results.
In the meantime, any edition sent to my old address will be lost, plus many magazines take about 8 weeks to update their mailing labels, so after the first issue I received, I won't see more PDN editions for quite a while... Quite a mess, I shop a lot at Amazon and find this kind of customer service unaceptable.
Complete, No-nonsense Coverage of Contemporary Professional Photography December 12, 2006
Aeropix (Los Angeles)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
PDN aims its coverage squarely at both aspiring and accomplished professional photographers, and is without peer. Over the year it spotlights a seemingly endless variety of photographic specialties. Each issue carries a how-it's-done feature explaining one photographer's approach to a particular lighting challenge, complete with diagrams. Equipment reviews are impartial, and it appears that the reviewers are under no obligation to either promote or go easy on any products, including those made by the magazine's advertisers. In addition to equipment and techniques, the magazine explores the business side of photography. Photography today is about cameras, computers, and code--all three arenas get covered well. Writing is clear and succinct. Unlike other photo magazines, there are no puff pieces.
 best general photo trade mag out there November 6, 2002
Amy C. Bates (Seattle, WA United States)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
Photo District News is the best general photography trade magazine currently being published. I like how they feature the work of up and coming photographers as well as interviewing key players in the advertising and design communities. It gives a wide view of the industry, outside of the usual technical reviews of equipment, which I find refreshing. The staff hasn't changed much over the years so I do wonder how fresh of a perspective the Sr. Staff has of the industry - but they have added some new columns to the magazine recently which gives me hope that the editorial team is not getting stale. My main criticism of the magazine is that the industry news they present is frequently outdated when it lands in my mailbox. I'd recommend using their website to get more up to date information if you are worried about timeliness.
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