Introducing the PDN, Rangefinder and DPReview Gift Guide
November 24, 2015
Our team at PDN and Rangefinder has put together our first annual Gift Guide in collaboration with DPReview. It’s the perfect companion for this holiday season, and it’s available for free online. Pick out some products for fellow photographers and filmmakers, or drop some hints for your own friends and family. Products available on Amazon include direct URLs to streamline your shopping experience.
In addition to our own roundup, the editors from DPReview have supplied their own list of essential items for image-makers. We also invited creatives from New York, Rolling Stone, Tiny Atlas Quarterly and TIME to share what’s on their wish lists.
To view the digital edition of the Gift Guide, click here.
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