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News Release from: DCP Systems | Subject: DCP photographic and Giclee fine art roadshows
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 January 2007
Roadshows For Fine Art And Photo Print
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DCP Systems is to stage its latest series of UK roadshows - the DCP photographic and Giclee fine art roadshows - between March and June.
DCP Systems is to stage its latest series of UK roadshows - the DCP photographic and Giclee fine art roadshows - between March and June The series of roadshows is set to target digital printers in England, Scotland and Wales and, as well as an exhibition and display aspects of the events, visitors will have the opportunity to talk directly to suppliers to gain specific information and solve technical problems
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 22 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Central in the DCP photographic and Giclee fine art roadshows are printers from Canon, Epson and Hewlett Packard, software form On One, Artmaster, Realvis, Shiraz and Onyx, finishing systems from Hotpress and Keencut, colour management technology from Colour-Xrite and GretagMacbeth and peripherals from Wacom, Microtek, Panosaurus and Quickmate.
The roadshows wil also incorporate a schedule of simultaneous seminars in separate rooms.
The seminar and show days will promote DCP's photographic and fine art print production processes and feature guest speakers on marketing Giclee output, mastering Photoshop and digital photography.
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Dates scheduled for the roadshow events are Stratford-upon-Avon - March 6, Thirsk - March 27, Buxton - April 3, Merthyr Tydfil - April 17l, Winchester - May 2, Cambridge - May 15, Kendal - June 5 and Falkirk June 19.
Each day will run from 9.00am to 6.00pm with 4.5 hours allocated to industry and technology specific seminars.
A session from previous roadshow series, featuring digital artist Anthony Marshall, will also take place.
He will discuss in detail marketing giclee output and how to become a successful self-publishing artist.
The events are also aimed at photographers, artists and galleries.
DCP's managing director, Mike Hardcastle, said: "These digital print orientated roadshows and the more specialist series for artists and photographers have proved extremely beneficial for our customers and prospective customers over the past few years.
Demand for our seminars for this year has been extremely high and to avoid disappointment through over-subscription we have reformatted the event to the concurrent exhibition and seminar format." And he added: "Once again we are expecting a high turn-out where attendees can get down to grass roots for a better understanding of what to do in every aspect of digital fine art print.
The industry has advanced and we too have advanced to accommodate the changes of manufacturers now coming to terms with the fine art digital revolution." Hardcastle continued: "The mix of DCP and a wealth of proprietary equipment and associated systems are greatly enhanced by the knowledge and experience of Anthony Marshall and other seminar speakers.
They will provide informative and beneficial events for artists and photographers considering digital production more seriously, as well as for those wanting to expand their involvement in the technology." The cost of attendance is GBP39.95 for the seminars and the exhibition, or GBP19.95 for the exhibition only, both include coffee and a buffet lunch.
All visitors will receive a free tin of Giclee varnish worth GBP24.95.
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