Océ, a Canon Group Co., is sponsoring the third and final presidential debate of the 2012 election cycle. The battle between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney will be held on Oct. 22, at 9 p.m. EDT in the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson World Performing Arts Center on the campus of Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL.
WHEELING, IL—SG360°, a Segerdahl Co. and a direct marketing solutions provider, announced the purchase of two new Komori Lithrone G40 sheetfed offset presses (GL640) for its production facility here.
TRUMBULL, CT—Océ, a Canon Group Co., its sponsoring the third and final presidential debate of the 2012 election cycle. The battle between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney will be held on Oct. 22, at 9 p.m. EDT in the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson World Performing Arts Center on the campus of Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL.
INTERQUEST, a leading market and technology research and consulting firm serving the digital printing and publishing industry, today announced a rich and diverse lineup of speakers and panelists for its second Frankfurt Digital Book Printing Forum. The full-day educational forum focuses on trends and opportunities in digital book manufacturing.
As a silver sponsor of the the third and final presidential debate of the 2012 election cycle, Océ has donated approximately $50,000 worth of printing services for materials directly related to the event. “Print production was a major line item in our budget until Océ stepped forward and offered it as a donation,” said Joshua Glanzer, director of public relations, Lynn University.
The Yellowstone Park Foundation expects to raise upwards of a quarter-million dollars from sales of the initial run of 100,000 copies of “The Yellowstone Park Foundation’s Official Guide to Yellowstone National Park.” Océ printed the guide on the Océ ColorStream 3000 series inkjet printing system with covers printed on the Canon imagePRESS system.
A decade ago, a cataclysm rocked the photography business as digital image sensors replaced fim. It turns out that was just the beginning.
At the Photokina show, it was clear a second wave of change is sweeping through the industry. Cameras produced during the first digital photography revolution looked and worked very similarly to their film precursors, but now designers have begun liberating them from the old constraints.
Three big developments are pushing the changes: a new class of interchangeable-lens cameras, the arrival of smartphones with wireless networking, and the sudden enthusiasm
Like clockwork, at the end of summer and as fall begins, most camera manufacturers announce their new products. It coincides with Photokina, the world's biggest and most important photography trade show and the upcoming holiday shopping season.
And what's more, it looks like we are gearing up for another Nikon vs. Canon battle with their new full-frame, small-profile, video-ready DSLR offerings: the Nikon D600 with a 24.3 megapixel FX - CMOS sensor and the Canon EOS 6D featuring 20.2 megapixel CMOS sensor.
The In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association conference brought 150 in-plant managers together in Kansas City recently.
Recognizing that digital printing has become a mainstream technology, offset printers are increasingly adding digital capabilities to their repertoire of offerings. In some shops, short-run jobs are run entirely on digital presses. Some do short-runs on a digital device and a longer runs of the same job on a offset machine. Others combine variable content digital pages with those from an offset press in the same job.
In each case, colors have to match and the overall look and feel of the document must meet customers' requirements with minimal differences. This webinar will discuss how printers are successfully using the best features of both technologies AND managing color across offset and digital presses.
Our expert panelists will share their experiences on such key issues as:
The typical in-plant print operation doesn't have the "luxuries" enjoyed by most commercial print shops. Many have small plants with little space for new equipment, and the layout makes moving documents cumbersome. Almost half have no online submission capabilities, and every job is needed yesterday. On top of that, in-plant managers face stringent financial constraints when seeking improvements.
In this webinar, in-plant managers from three different companies discuss key issues such as tuning shop capabilities to company needs, new equipment and software selection and cost-justifying technology investments.
View this hour-long session for expert advice about:
* selecting the best equipment for your needs
* revising shop layouts to reduce bottlenecks
* increasing automation to improve efficiency
* and the steps you need to take to increase the value your shop offers the company.
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Canon says that the EOS 6D is their lightest and smallest full-frame DSLR to date. You can also add cheapest to complete the trio of descriptors. The Canon EOS 6D weighs only 6900g, that’s 20% lighter than Canon 5D Mark II.
Headling Canon's barrage of cameras at the show: the EOS 6D. While the company has had the cheapest full-frame camera available since the 5D Mark III shipped and it dropped the price of the 5D Mark II, the latter (while still an excellent camera) has an old autofocus system and needed some performance updating. Especially if it were going to stand up to Nikon's recently announced D600. But Canon took away some of the features of the 5DM2 for the 6D, such as the 100-percent coverage viewfinder, substituting Wi-Fi and GPS.
First-ever data from GfK StarchMetrix™ and Sinomonitor measuring consumer recall of magazine advertisements in China reveal that ads in the cameras/photography, telephone equipment and face makeup categories generate the highest consumer readership scores.
Canon Tuesday introduced two new cameras under its Powershot series. They are the PowerShot SX500 IS and PowerShot SX160 IS which are both branded as super-zoom cameras. The PowerShot SX500 IS and PowerShot SX160 IS boasts of 30x and 16x optical zoom respectively.
Digital imaging buffs are certain to experience a whirlwind autumn, but there's nothing on the books saying that manufacturers need wait for the biennial Photokina expo to roll out new models. Just in time for the back-to-school season, Canon is announcing two new superzoom cams -- the SX160 IS will serve as the successor to the SX150, while the SX500 IS is an entirely new camera, set to sit alongside the company's SX40 HS and SX260 HS point-and-shoots. Both new models include identical 16-megapixel 1/2.3-inch CCD sensors, intelligent image stabilization
Third and fourth quarter unit sales for Nationwide dealers are trending about even with industry-wide numbers; dollar sales are slightly above industry averages.
Third and fourth quarter unit sales for Nationwide dealers are trending about even with industry-wide numbers; dollar sales are slightly above industry averages.
It seems like the world is falling madly in love with mirrorless DSLR’s. After all, these cameras provide some stunning images without all the bulk and heft that a tradition DSLR has. Olympus and Sony both have a strong following with their offerings, while Nikon only recently jumped on this bandwagon. Well, now it appears that Canon is throwing their hat into the ring with the new EOS M.
The 2011-2012 college basketball season was an exciting time on the campus of Murray State University, in Murray, Ky. The Murray State Racers were the last undefeated Division I team in the nation, and people were beginning to take notice.
