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Try now with a free subscription trial for seven days, then after your trial choose either single issue purchases or annual subscriptions, which come with full and unlimited back issue library access.  A combination of practical advice on making the most of your camera's many features and inspirational images from other Canon photographers will spur you to maximise your own photographic capabilities – whichever EOS you own.  EOS magazine provides availability to all editions of the magazine by incorporating subscriptions allowing the purchase of a 6 month and a yearly subscription to the magazine.  Each 84-page issue is packed with how-to techniques and easy-to-understand guides to getting the most out of your Canon EOS camera.  First published in 1993, this dedicated quarterly magazine is written for photographers passionate about their EOS camera and their photography.  As part of your subscription, you’ll also get access to Everything EOS, the unique guide to the Canon EOS system.  Take out an annual subscription and enjoy unlimited access to all issues in the library, both current and past from 2006 onwards, for the duration of your subscription.  You’ll get updates on the latest EOS products from Canon, plus information on how to use Canon’s free RAW editing software programme, Digital Photo Professional.  If you want to read an issue occasionally or want to give EOS magazine a try, you can simply buy the current issue or a back issue without any commitment and that issue is yours to keep.  Get all the answers and take creative control of your Canon camera with EOS magazine.  Whether you need to know which battery fits your camera or the specifications of a particular EF lens or Speedlite, you’ll have the details to hand.  The dedicated photography magazine for Canon EOS photographers.  Your Canon EOS camera can be a daunting prospect – all those menus and buttons.  The subscription will auto-renew within 24 hours of the current subscription expiring.  Payment for this subscription will be charged to your iTunes account upon purchase.  Each article is relevant to your camera, whether it's a recent model like the EOS 7D Mark II or an older camera like the EOS 600D or Rebel T3i.