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PostPosted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 12:58 am 
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Photo/Video show at the NEC. I went last year and it was pretty cool, loads of free workshops etc. plus all the manufacturers showing their wares. It was quite an eye-opener to try out some of those £11000 Canon primes!

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FOCUS ON IMAGING is Europe's biggest annual imaging show, covering all your needs from image capture through to output and beyond.

Whether you are a professional image maker or processor, a buyer of image making equipment or materials, a manufacturer or distributor of products or a keen hobbyist, a visit to FOCUS ON IMAGING is a must.

Over 200 exhibitors and product launches galore - including all the very latest digital cameras and processing equipment - will feature at FOCUS 2010.


I've already got my ticket booked, anyone fancy going?


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Mentioned this to Tanya and Christine yesterday and there's potential for a bit of a group trip. Anyone else up for it?

One important thing is that just about everyone I've spoken to has said *not* to go on the Sunday as it gets stupidly busy so I'm definitely planning on going up one day during the week. Won't be a late one as I'd need to be back to teach anyway so I'd imagine we'd be back by about 4:30 at the latest.


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Looks like some interesting seminars and talks going on most days.

http://www.focus-on-imaging.net/news/?cat=6

Typically, there seem to se certain things I'm interested in on different days, I may end up going more than one day at this rate!

Definitely fancy these:
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Monday 8th March 2010

11:00 – 11:40
John D McHugh
Afghanistan - The First Multimedia War

John D McHugh has just returned from Afghanistan (again). But this trip was different. McHugh explains “this was the first time that I was using the same camera to shoot my stills, my video, and record all my audio,” the camera, of course, was the EOS 5D Mark II.
“I have often carried more gear, more weight, on patrols than the soldiers I am reporting on,” says McHugh, “because I work in multimedia. I would have a couple of stills cameras around my neck, a video camera in one hand or on my shoulder, and an audio recorder in my other hand, or taped onto my helmet.”
McHugh will show a selection of stills, video, and audio slideshows that he produced in February 2010 in Afghanistan, using only the EOS 5D Mark II. He will also talk about the benefits and challenges of using a single camera for all his work, he will share his thoughts on why he believes multimedia offers so many exciting possibilities to all photographers, not just photojournalists.

12:00 – 12:40
Brian Worley – Photo Education Project Manager, Canon Europe Ltd
Getting great results with Speedlite Flash

Want to take better flash photos, or find out how creative you can get with your Speedlite flash? This seminar will take you through the Canon Speedlite flash system from the start to the multiple wireless flash finish. Suited to photographers with a Canon DSLR camera and at least one Speedlite flash you will learn how the system really works and how to make it work better for you.



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Tuesday 9th March 2010

12:00 – 12:40
Ben Osborne
A Sense of Place

The seminar will look at how Ben uses photography to celebrate landscape and wildlife. Rather than separate these two photographic genres, Ben prefers to encompass both of them to give his audience a more comprehensive vision of the wild places in which he prefers to work. From the truly remote wilderness of the polar regions to the heat of the African plains Ben will take you on an inspirational visual journey to some of the world’s most beautiful locations - ending up nearer to home with a taste of an exciting new multi-media project about the Jurassic Coast.


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Adobe theatre daily presentation schedule

Time Session title
10:15 Adobe Photoshop CS4 for photographers
11:00 The making of ‘Spirit’ using Adobe Lightroom 2
11:45 Adobe Photoshop CS4 tips and tricks for photographers
12:30 Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2
1:15 Adobe Photoshop Elements 8
2:00 Adobe Photoshop CS4 for photographers
2:45 Why photographers need colour management
3:30 Adobe Photoshop Elements 8
4:15 Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2
5:00 Adobe Photoshop CS4 tips and tricks for photographers

Please note Focus On Imaging closes at 5pm on Wednesday therefore the final presentation will be at 4.15pm.


loads of other stuff too...


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