Lenswork Magazine no longer on newstands
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Lenswork Magazine no longer on newstands
Lenswork Magazine, the best photography magazine in the world, will no longer be sold on newstands. So if anybody here is planning a trip to Sudbury just to get the magazine, you will be disappointed. Lenswork is not going away though. It will be available through subscriptions or single-issue sales through the Lenswork website.
I very much respect their decision given that 70% of magazines printed go to waste.
More info here:
http://www.lenswork.com/newsstand.html
Just got Lenswork 75 in the mail on Monday.
I very much respect their decision given that 70% of magazines printed go to waste.
More info here:
http://www.lenswork.com/newsstand.html
Just got Lenswork 75 in the mail on Monday.
Nando- Posts : 940
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Location : Sault Ste. Marie, Canada or Coimbra, Portugal
Re: Lenswork Magazine no longer on newstands
I have to admit I was ignorant to this magazine until Mike brought one to the second meet. I'd love to look through them sometime.
If I pick up one more magazine on the newsstand that has "DSLR WARS" on the cover I'm going to puke.
If I pick up one more magazine on the newsstand that has "DSLR WARS" on the cover I'm going to puke.
Re: Lenswork Magazine no longer on newstands
That's a real shame, but not being a popular and pricey magazine I could see how there would be wastage. I'm glad Indigo carried while they did. I guess I'll be getting a subscription!!
Re: Lenswork Magazine no longer on newstands
Well apparently other magazines attract the advertisers with their distributorship. So its not how many magazines they actually sell but how many magazines they produce and distribute. So I guess that most other magazines wouldn't care if 70% of their production goes to waste. Lenswork doesn't have any advertisements so they wouldn't have a need for a large distributorship.
Lenswork is pricey but they do use a beautiful (and expensive) duo-tone printing process on the same quality paper found in photobooks and the magazines themselves become very collectible. They really don't lose value. Like I said in our 2nd meeting, I've seen backissues of Lenswork go for around $20 on eBay on a regular basis. Occasionally over $40 and $50, especially if the if backissue is no longer available from the publisher. Originally they cost $10-$13 on the news stand. There are very few periodicals that can give this type of return.
Lenswork is pricey but they do use a beautiful (and expensive) duo-tone printing process on the same quality paper found in photobooks and the magazines themselves become very collectible. They really don't lose value. Like I said in our 2nd meeting, I've seen backissues of Lenswork go for around $20 on eBay on a regular basis. Occasionally over $40 and $50, especially if the if backissue is no longer available from the publisher. Originally they cost $10-$13 on the news stand. There are very few periodicals that can give this type of return.
Nando- Posts : 940
Join date : 2008-01-13
Location : Sault Ste. Marie, Canada or Coimbra, Portugal
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