Rangefinder Magazine app for iPhone and iPad
4.2 (
752 ratings )
Photo & Video
Newsstand
Developer: Emerald Expositions, Inc
Free
Current version: 39, last update: 6 years agoFirst release : 18 Dec 2011
App size: 8.25 Mb
Rangefinder, a monthly magazine for professional photographers, includes features, news and columns on all phases of wedding and portrait photography while also addressing solutions to technical problems, business practices, equipment, processing techniques and industry trends as they relate to professional photography in general.
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Latest reviews of Rangefinder Magazine app for iPhone and iPad
great apps
used to get the printed version, glad to find it back on the iPad!
used to get the printed version, glad to find it back on the iPad!
Why is it online only
Great mag, but even it says 100% downloaded. Every time you open it again, it start to download again. It doesnt work offline, so I cant read while flying. It sucks!!!
Great mag, but even it says 100% downloaded. Every time you open it again, it start to download again. It doesnt work offline, so I cant read while flying. It sucks!!!
Why a standalone app?
Integrate this with Newsstand and it would be perfect. Why make users manage as a separate app when it could all be in one place.
Integrate this with Newsstand and it would be perfect. Why make users manage as a separate app when it could all be in one place.
Must have
Great magazine for all photographers, professional and amateur.
Great magazine for all photographers, professional and amateur.
Nothing is free
Just because theres no mention of "In-App Purchase" in the description of this app, it doesnt mean theres actually any content for free. This is nothing but pretty cover pages of monthly $5.00 issues, and if you install and then merely linger on a cover page too long or accidentally double-tap while swiping thru the covers, the app will begin downloading a $5 issue. Upon installation, It will ask you if you want the "free" issues and if you say "Yes" it presumes you have given permission for in-app purchases by merely tapping on a cover.
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Just because theres no mention of "In-App Purchase" in the description of this app, it doesnt mean theres actually any content for free. This is nothing but pretty cover pages of monthly $5.00 issues, and if you install and then merely linger on a cover page too long or accidentally double-tap while swiping thru the covers, the app will begin downloading a $5 issue. Upon installation, It will ask you if you want the "free" issues and if you say "Yes" it presumes you have given permission for in-app purchases by merely tapping on a cover.