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Revision as of 12:26, 13 January 2016
This page provides an overview of past and current German periodicals with some basic info. All these magazines are in German language. If more information is available sup-pages are created.
Type of periodicals
- Independent photography magazines (infos, tests, images, competitions, etc)
- Brand-linked in-House magazines (similar concept like regular magazines but with strong link to own products and photographers using the brand)
- Newsletter (usually as free give-away, advertising brochure, with news about products and services)
- Regular Sales brochures (magazine styled listing of brands and products be a reseller)
| Title | Publisher/Producer | Type | Still in Print | From | To | Price | Remarks | References |
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| (AGFA) Photoblätter | AGFA | 2 | - | 7/1924 | 6/1993 | ? | In 1934 removed AGFA from title lable. Not in print from 1946 to 1950 due to shortage of paper. 1950 published by 'Umschau Verlag' in Frankfurt. |
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| Highlights | AGFA | 3 | - | ? | ? | ? | - | - |
| Phototrichter | Photo Porst | 2 | - | 1935 | ? | ? | Published by the biggest photo resale shop in Europe (in earlier times). Released every 2 months. Most read magazine in the early years. |
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| Fotografie | VEB Fotokinoverlag | 1 | - | 1947 | 1991 | 2 Mark (1978) | Photo magazine from the GDR (East Germany) Almost no advertising. Focus on images and techniques. Under government control. |
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