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Revision as of 21:31, 23 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

  1. Independent photography magazines (infos, tests, images, competitions, etc)
  2. Brand-linked in-House magazines (similar concept like regular magazines but with strong link to own products and photographers using the brand)
  3. Newsletter (usually as free give-away, advertising brochure, with news about products and services)
  4. Regular Sales brochures (magazine styled listing of brands and products be a reseller)


Magazines out-of-print

Title Publisher/Producer Type From To Price Remarks References
(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. 		-
Highlights AGFA 3 ? ? - - -
Phototrichter Photo Porst 2 1935 ? Free Published by the biggest photo retailer (Porst) in Europe (in earlier times).
Released every 2 months. Most read magazine in the early years. 		[1]
[2]
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. 		[3]
Klick Heering Verlag München 3 ? ? 50 Pfennig (1958) A5 format photo magazine with stories, instructions, advertising. Distributed through photo retailers. -
Meiers lehrreiches Fotoheft Verlag Photographie Switzerland 1 ? ? 3,80 DM (1982) General photo magazine -

Todo (Magazines to be added)

  • Foto 1x1 / Foto populär
  • Zoom
  • Die Fotografie
  • Retina Revue

Images

Klick (1958)

24271034340_fce23ce092_m_d.jpg



Current Magazines

Title Publisher/Producer Type Since Price Remarks References Website
PhotoKlassik Wolfgang Heinen und Thomas Maschke 1 1/2012 9,80 Euro (2016) Focus on analogue photography in digital times. [4] http://www.photoklassik.de/
Photographie IdeaTorial GmbH 1 1/1977 5,- Euro (2016) General photography magazine. Official magazine for the member of DVF (German photographer association). [5] http://www.photographie.de


Color Foto WEKA MEDIA PUBLISHING GmbH 1 ? 6,90 Euro (2016) General photography magazine. Focus on equipment, tests etc. - http://www.pc-magazin.de/colorfoto/


Todo (Magazines to be added)

References

  1. ↑ Kamera Geschichte Website
  2. ↑ Porst Catalogues
  3. ↑ Wikipedia about Fotokinoverlag
  4. ↑ Foto.tv about PhotoKlassik
  5. ↑ Wikipedia about Photographie
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