Independent colour-management specialist, cielab, has been appointed as agent for the Ilford inkjet product range and has launched a low-cost online consumables store.
Colour Management Reference Site
Queensland-based colour-management specialist, Cielab, has set up a website containing free reference material and small on-line lessons on colour management for printers, designers and digital photographers.
Canon Updates CPS Support Program
Canon has revised its Canon Professional Services (CPS) after-sales support system for professional photographers, providing improved benefits for existing CPS members and introducing a ø¢â‚¬ËœSilver’ membership level for EOS 5-series users.
Christmas Presence: what’s in store
Economics 101 says that a healthy market needs many buyers, many sellers and perfect knowledge of the various alternatives. So to do our bit to improve the capitalist system, we’ve herded together a listing of Yuletide promotions from distributors and retail chains. We will add to the list as we perfect our own knowledge of what’s on offer!
Call For Entries to Canon AIPP APPAs
The Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) is calling for submissions to Australia’s most coveted photography accolades, the Canon AIPP Australian Professional Photography Awards (APPAs).
Canon Ranks Second in U.S. Patents
Canon has captured the second position in the U.S. Patent Office’s “Top 10 Rankings for 2005”.
Buy-n-Shoot Updates Website
Photographic classified news service, Buy-n-Shoot has launched a new website that has been totally rebuilt over the past 12 months.
Bowens Announces New Studio Lights
Bowens is the first company to make a pre-Photokina product announcement, revealing details of a new light bank aimed at digital photographers and video/ TV studios that will go on sale in October.
Baltronics Expands Agencies for Professional Cameras
Baltronics has been appointed Australian distributor of the Sinar Hy6 and Leaf AFi professional cameras and will handle local sales of the Rollei 6008 AF, 6008 Integral and X-ACT2 medium format SLRs.
Australians Buy More Digital Gear
Spending by Australians on digital devices increased by more than half a billion dollars in the first half of 2006 compared to the same period last year, according to the latest Canon Digital Lifestyle Index (CDLI).
