About

dSLR.co.uk is a new web magazine dedicated to Digital SLR Cameras. We aim to bring you the latest news, independent reviews and price comparisons to help you get the best deals. If you have a Twitter account, you can follow us here: http://twitter.com/dslrcouk

You can contact the website by emailing rob@dslr.co.uk or give us a call on 020 8133 3091.

Contributors:

Rob Powell (Editor)
Please contact Rob with any questions or comments about the site by emailing rob@dslr.co.uk

Robert Bluffield
Bob is a professional photographer based in Milton Keynes. He has been writing on photography for many years and has several books published.

Joel Meadows
Joel Meadows is editor-in-chief of TRIPWIRE, a British magazine focused on graphic novels, TV, film and genre. He is an experienced journalist who has written about Film, TV, animation and genre for publications including Empire, Variety, Death Ray, SFX, Sci Fi Now, The Times, Time Magazine, the Independent on Sunday and The Guardian. He has written Studio Space, a book on 20 of the world’s best comic artists published  by Image Comics. He has also worked as a sub editor and copy editor on publications like The Times, Evening Standard, NME, Total Film, The Observer and Time Magazine. He is a lifelong resident of London.

DSLR.co.uk is published by Uretopia Limited - find out more about Uretopia at www.uretopia.com

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