EOS Magazine Back Issues
1996 - 2005
Back issues of EOS magazine are available from December 1996. The product reports and technique articles are listed below. Each issue also contains portfolios and many other features.
The magazine was redesigned and relaunched with a square-back binding with the April-June 2006 issue. At the same time, the cover date was changed to indicate the period covered by the magazine, rather than the publication month. (Under the previous system, the April-June 2006 issue would have been the March 2006 issue).
£1.75 each December 2005
Speedlite simplicity Basic techniques to get you started with flash
Shift your view Using Canon EF tilt-and-shift lenses
EOS 5D exposed An inside view of Canon's full-frame digital camera
Reach for the stars All about astrophotography
Super-size it How to interpolate your images for larger file sizes
EOS magazine index A cumulative index from 1996 to 2006
September 2005
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June 2005
Daylight flash Giving outdoor pictures a burst of light
Star treatment Making the most of the star button on your camera
Moving up a gear Recommendations for your next lens
Paint it black Indulge your dark side with striking silhouettes
350D exposed Inside Canon's latest digital EOS
Wild at heart Getting serious about wildlife photography
Field storage Storing digital images while you shoot
Digital Photo Pro Using Canon's RAW converter software
March 2005
New products EOS 350D and EF-S 60mm f2.8 Macro USM lens
Near and far The facts about depth-of-field
It's a noisy world Comparing analogue grain and digital noise
Water world Shooting underwater with your EOS
The magic number Four ways to achieve a focal length of 400mm
Travelling light Using the new Speedlite 580EX
Sharpen your image Optimising the digital EOS for your needs
ZoomBrowser The features of Canon's software
December 2004
New product EOS 1Ds Mark II
The twilight zone Focusing in low light
In the bag A guide to indispensable gadgets and gizmos
Digital tips and advice Features and functions of your digital camera
Vanishing points How perspective affects your photography
Stroboscopic flash Specialist Speedlite technique
Filter effects Are traditional filters needed for digital cameras?
Films to files How to digitise your film images
September 2004
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June 2004
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March 2004
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December 2003
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June 2003
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December 2002
New products EOS 1Ds, EF 24-70mm f2.8L USM lens
Basic training Getting started with your EOS
Hit the ceiling Improve your flash pictures with a little bounce
Night lights Using very slow shutter speeds
Gripping stuff Take better hold of your camera with EOS accessories
Motion pictures Capturing movement in a still picture
Extenders converted Canon's EF Extenders explained
Lens polishing Canon keeps improving its lens performance
September 2002
New camera EOS 300V
New lenses EF 28-90mm f4-5.6 II USM, EF 28-90mm f4-5.6 II, EF 28-105mm f4-5.6 USM, EF 28-105mm f4-5.6, EF 90-300mm f4.5-5.6 USM, EF 90-300mm f4-5.6
Tree time Get creative when photographing trees
Light reading Dealing with tricky exposures
Party time Transform your candid shots of kids
Direct action Step-by-step introduction to using Speedlites
Close thing The low-down on close-up lenses
Colour doubles A simple technique to create twice the colour
Light fantastic How to capture the northern lights on film
June 2002
Flash back How the Canon flash system has developed
Low down on wildlife Using wide-angle lenses for animal pictures
Shallow depth Shooting with minimal depth-of-field
Remote switch Make your own shooting accessory
Picture elements More than you need to know about pesky pixels
Sales technique Sell a few pictures to pay for your next camera
Shift work Avoid converging verticals with a tilt-and-shift lens
Second chance What to watch for when buying used equipment
March 2002
New camera EOS D60
Inside your EOS How your camera works
Sure shots Make sure you get the correct exposure
Open flash Multiple flash photography from a single gun
Choosing a lens We look at the different types available
Handy light Make effective use of the built-in flash unit
Panoramic views How to create long, thin photographs
Getting into print The different between photographic and ink-jet printers
December 2001
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September 2001
New products EOS 3000N, EF 70-200mm f2.8L USM lens
Speed control Choosing the best film for your subject
Monochrome moods Low light for marvellous black-and-white images
Time machine Canon Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3
Bright sparks How to use the Speedlite wireless flash system
Power points The pros and cons of different battery types
Close call Using telephoto lenses for close-up photography
Body parts Is your camera body metal or plastic? Does it matter?
June 2001
Balancing act Fill-in flash is not just for portraits
Seeing spots Multispot metering
Warm thoughts How to use inexpensive but versatile warming filters
Lens care Are you looking after your EF lenses
Case notes Find the case you need to protect your EOS camera
Growth industry Tips for garden photography
Ring master Using the Macro Ring Lite MR-14EX
Weight watching Lose weight by choosing the right lens
Flash back Combining colour filters on your Speedlite and camera
Digital darkroom Which digital camera is right for you
March 2001
Program change Take a break from the program mode
Zone system How evaluative metering really works
Change of view Don't let zoom lenses make you lazy
One-hit wonders EOS innovations that did not survive
Intense pane Capture the beauty of stained glass windows
Polarizing power Our guide to this essential accessory
Locked up Discover the key to the mirror lock feature
Digital darkroom Information and advice about digital photography
Family matters Five generations of EOS cameras
December 2000
Light headed The uses and limitations of built-in flash
Three-way split Three exposures through red, green and blue filters
Lens technology Helping you choose the best lens for your needs
Close inspection Close-up photography with close-up lenses
Pet subject Transform your pet snapshots into stunning photographs
Digital darkroom Information and advice about digital photography
September 2000
New products EOS 30, Speedlite 420EX
New lenses EF 28-90mm f4-5.6 USM, EF 28-90mm f4-5.6, EF 28-105 f3.5-4.5 II USM, EF 28-200mm f3.5-5.6 USM, EF 28-200mm f3.5-5.6
Metering masterclass How to give film just the right amount of light
Zoom burst Add explosive movement to any subject
Sharpen your image Simple techniques for razor-sharp pictures
Invisible world Use infrared film for out-of-this world images
Studio style A beginner's guide to lighting for home portraits
Grid locked Improve you pictures with a different focusing screen
Digital darkroom An introduction to digital photography
June 2000
New product EOS D30
The eyes have it All about eye-control focus
Small change Which is the smallest, lightest Canon camera?
PIC and choose Night scene improves your outdoor flash pictures
Close encounters Results from the MP-E65 macro lens
Have a good trip Information and advice for holiday-makers
Slide copying A guide to duplicating your transparencies
Keeping dry How to protect your camera and lens in the wet
Basic copyright Part 2 of our guide to this complex subject
March 2000
New products EOS 1V, EF 100mm f2.8 Macro USM lens
Total control Foreground and background exposure control with flash
Test results Understanding modular transfer function (MTF) for lens tests
Captive audience How to photograph birds and beasts at zoos
PIC and choose Sports mode can be used for many different subjects
Wide eyes Increase your creativity with a wide-angle prime lens
Everything's a blur Movement can add impact to your images
Inside job How to shoot interiors successfully
A change of mount Adapt FE lenses to your EOS camera
December 1999
Stable companions A long look at four image stabilising lenses
PIC and choose The close-up mode may offer some surprises
Custom job Special custom functions for the EOS 1N and 1N RS
High and low points How to shoot very dark and very light subjects
Multiple exposures A single subject can give many views
Cable control Everything you need to know about remote switches
Talking back Interpret the data on the back of APS prints
Take AIM and fire How Canon links focusing and exposure systems
September 1999
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June 1999
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December 1998
Speed trials Take better pictures with shutter priority mode
Extra long Choosing and using super-telephoto lenses
Custom job Custom functions that control exposure settings
Balance of power Wireless flash with the Speedlite 550EX
Selection process Take control with partial and spot metering
Viewing options Can you change your focusing screen?
Moving images All about automatic film advance
Two-minute techniques Ideas to add 'oomph' to your pictures
September 1998
New product EOS 3
Hole truths Discover the power of aperture-priority mode
Flash control Fine-tune the output from your Speedlite
Wide boys Using the EF 14mm and EF 15mm lenses
After dark Continue taking pictures after the sun has set
Custom job Custom functions that control flash photography
Sharp shooter Reduce the effects of camera shake with an IS lens
Close call A short introduction to extension tubes
Brief definitions A guide to abbreviations found in EOS specifications
June 1998
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March 1998
New cameras EOS IX7, EOS DC2000
New lenses EF 22-55mm f44-5.6 USM, EF 55-200mm f4.5-5.6 USM, EF 28-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM
Exposure exposed How to give your film the right amount of light
Wide appeal Make the most of the wide end of your standard zoom
Look your best Are you seeing a really sharp image in the viewfinder?
Print fixing How to take control of your processing laboratory
Bounce it! A simple technique to improve your flash pictures
Softly, softly You don't need a filter for super soft-focus effects
Custom job Custom functions for film loading and rewinding
Making an extension Increase the effective focal length of your lenses
Kid's stuff Photographing youngsters is child's play
Bokeh for beginners The quality of out-of-focus images
Sharp practice Using a slow shutter speed for fast-moving subjects
December 1997
Deep thoughts A comprehensive guide to depth-of-field
Close call All about Canon close-up lenses
Out in the cold Do EOS cameras operate at low temperatures?
Extending your range A guide to choosing your next Canon lens
Stop it! Everything you need to know about stop-down metering
Quick flash How to make the most of the built-in flash unit
Creative colour Getting started with lens filters
Cameras of the future Canon combines still photography and video
Reverse image A close look at the Novoflex EOS Reverse Adaptor
September 1997
Spot the difference Choose between full auto and program modes
Screen saver Shoot from a television screen
Simple fill-in Basic techniques for flash photography in daylight
Slide control Why you should consider shooting colour transparency film
Multiple choice Two exposures are better than one
Speed limits All about film speed and ISO numbers
Rapid shooter How a pellicle mirror reduces the shutter time lag
Digital EOS Scanning film images to create digital files
June 1997
Creative zones It's time to take your EOS off autopilot
Long shot Discover new worlds by connecting your EOS to a telescope
Power struggle How to get more from your camera batteries
Get away! Using remote control accessories
Steady on Using image stabilisation lenses
Black-and-white with a hint of red Ilford SFX film
The future of photography Canon EOS.DCS system
March 1997
Smashing windows How to shoot stained glass windows
Light fantastic A complete guide to buying a Speedlite
Focus modes Look at the different ways your EOS focuses
Come closer An introduction to EOS close-up photography
Soft image Flash diffusers for your Speedlite
Under the microscope Using your EOS for photomicrography
One careful owner The joys and pitfalls of buying secondhand
December 1996
Pinhole EOS Taking pictures without a lens
Going full tilt Using a Canon TS-E lens to control focus
Take your PIC Program image control modes explained
A change of format Using an APS camera with an EF lens
Spotlight on EOS 5000 Tips for EOS 5000 owners
Quickshot Creative ideas for photographing silver cutlery
Run for cover The low down on photo insurance schemes | 
