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Editor-in-chiefToralf Sandåker

Joined EISA in 2019

Published byExciter AS

AddressPostal Address: Fotomag, Postboks 200, N-1471 Lorenskog, Norway
Street Address: Fjellhamarveien 52, N-1472 Fjellhamar, Norway

PhonePhone: +47 400 96 005
Mobile: +47 971 82 675

Email:toralf.sandaker@eisa.eu

Fotomag is a digital interactive multimedia magazine for photography, video and mobile imaging, started in 2016. Main focus is on testing photography related products, bringing news on products, technology and photography in general. We conduct our own unbiased tests, and sometimes cooperate with other independent test labs and publications.
Fotomag is published digitally 8 times per year with 80-100 pages in average, and also publishes news and tests on our web site www.fotomag.no. We are targeting readers who have a special interest in photography as an activity as well as culturally. While traditional photography certainly gets our attention, we also have an emphasis on mobile photography and video, with special focus on storytelling and social media. Our readers span from the dedicated vacation storyteller to enthusiasts and professionals.

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