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Canon at The Photography Show

Canon will be attending The Photography Show 2014 with an aim to excite everybody with a passion for photography. With talks from special guests, access to Canon experts and a vast interactive display of innovative products, Canon is set to bring photography to life (Stand B10).

Hear first-hand and delve into the journeys of seasoned professionals that have been operating in the industry for years.  Learn of their experiences and tips with talks from Canon photographers across different areas of the show, including:
– Jeff Ascough, Wedding Photographer & Canon Ambassador, at The Student Conference
– Clive Booth, Fashion Photographer & Canon Explorer, at The Catwalk
– David Noton,  Landscape Photographer & Canon Explorer, at The Studio
– Danny Green, Wildlife Photographer & Canon Explorer, at The Studio

Canon is also supporting those looking to take their first big step in photography with hands-on experience at Mollie Takes, a brand new workshop from the team at Mollie Makes. This explores a range of shooting techniques and essential skills when it comes to photographing the things you love.

Canon’s team of experts will be on hand to advise how to make to most of your kit to deliver excellence in everything you capture.

Visitors to the Canon stand will be able to experience a broad range of products that meet the modern and evolving needs of photographers.  A full DSLR product line up will be showcased alongside an elevated lens bar showing Canon’s wide selection of EF lenses highlighting new standards of performance and reliability. Visitors to the Canon stand can have hands-on experience with the products and see how each lens can give a new perspective.

To complete the plethora of imaging solutions, Canon will be demonstrating how the PIXMA group of printers can take your shots from digital to physical. Take creative control and be the master of your image journey with Canon’s range of PIXMA professional photo printers, the perfect match for exceptional photography.

Birmingham’s NEC, at the heart of the UK, is the setting of this inaugural event taking place between Saturday 1 and Tuesday 4 March 2014.

www.photographyshow.com


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