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Named “CP+” (pronounced [see-pea-plus]), the event address every aspect of photo imaging entertainment from shooting to viewing and sharing.

Together with three other industry organizations, CIPA has had a series of Photo Imaging Expo (PIE) events in Japan for the past five years, but the event ceased in March 2009. CIPA has decided to create its own event in order to pursue its desire of widely spreading the thrilling and newest photo imaging entertainment culture along with relevant information originated in Japan, one of the epicenters of the global photographic industry.

Receiving generous support from the city of Yokohama and the cultural facilities in and around the city, “CP+” is also expected to be an event which will promote and develop the photography and image culture from throughout Yokohama.

You can look Press Release from Cameras and Photo Imaging Show website

Other details are here Cameras and Photo Imaging Show

The Inspired Eye is contains Notes on Creativity for Photographers. For starters, with the exception of the cover, all the images are black and white, and presented much smaller. It’s a much different look. For another, there isn’t a lick of how-to in this book. Not even a creative exercise posing as a how-to. It’s discussion about the creative process, quotes from creative luminaries like Picasso and Frank Lloyd Wright, and a handful of my images.

It’s a 28 pages downlodable in PDF and $5 only

You can find the e-book from here

Main Features

• Vibration Reduction (VR II) enables sharper pictures while shooting at shutter speeds up to four stops slower than would otherwise be possible
• Three focus modes are available — A/M mode is added to conventional M/A and M modes
• Nano Crystal Coat effectively suppresses ghosting and flare for clear images
• Silent Wave Motor (SWM) ensures smooth and quiet AF operation

For details you can look imaging.nikon.com and nikonusa.com

The book is bringing to life Marco Polo’s 13th-century legendary expedition from Italy to China and his homeward sea journey via Sumatra and India. During a three-year assignment for National Geographic Michael Yamashita,  has followed in Marco Polo’s footsteps capturing spectacular images throughout two continents, from Venice to the famous Marco Polo Bridge near Beijing.

This beautifully illustrated book is a sort of visual journey that, thanks to the evocative texts by the historian Gianni Guadalupi and a selection of maps, recreates the incredible experiences of Marco Polo, who crossed the deserts of Asia and ventured into distant Cathay.

About the Author

You can buy this book from Amazon.com Marco Polo: A Photographer’s Journey

With high-quality, weather-resistant construction, it delivers clear, high-contrast images from both telephoto and macro perspectives. It is ideal even in damp, inclement outdoor conditions for close-up photographers looking for full-size subject magnification and outstanding depth of field control for the smallest of subjects.

For more you can look pentaximaging.com

From the producer website;

Strong Features

Today, communicating quickly and efficiently with one’s products has become an economic need. This is true for all levels: between departments, subsidiaries and suppliers or for the public, clients or web surfers.

All the company’s departments are concerned by these new needs in accurate images: communication, marketing, sales, R&D, production, quality control, customer services, creation, multimedia, legal, etc.

PackshotCreator, the photo studio connected to a simple computer, has established itself as the best answer to realize your own visual elements, without any additional cost or delay. Compact, it easily fits in any office. Very user-friendly, it can change anyone into a professional photographer.

6 arguments that sum up the concept

1 – No skill in photography is required.
2 – This is the first photo studio entirely connected to an office PC: this is a major and unique technology breakthrough.
3 – You don’t need to adjust anything: the light and camera in the box are fully controlled by the PackshotCreator software.
4 – The photos you obtain are of a professional quality: no cast shadow, on a white background with accurate colours.
5 – User-friendly and uncumbersome: placed on a desk, our studios are simply connected to your PC’s USB ports.
6 – Reduced costs and unrivalled deadlines. Profitability is at the core of the service proposed by our cutting-edge technology.

http://eu.packshot-creator.com

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Following this lavish visual journey, readers will be awed by a behind-the-scenes profile of the entire collection, its size, its richly diverse character, and its special collections, ranging from delicate and beautiful Autochromes to the famous Alexander Graham Bell collection to the amazing stratosphere collection. Fine artwork and imaginative illustrations are also featured.

Finally, a listing of photographers whose work is represented stands as a fitting tribute to those without whose tireless and brilliant efforts the Collection would not exist.

 You can see the details about the book from National Geographic

And you can buy from Amazon.com