Released by Wacom:
Wacom Europe exhibits at Focus on Imaging 2004
- Digital imaging solutions for both professionals and hobbyists
Hall 10, Stand no. S7, Focus on-Imaging 2004, NEC, Birmingham, 22-25 February 2004
WACOM, world-wide market leader in the development and manufacture of pen-based input solutions, will be exhibiting at Focus on Imaging and showcasing its range of products for professional photographers and photo enthusiasts that include the Graphire, Intuos and the Cintiq product lines.
For amateur photographers, the Graphire3 range of tablets offers a perfectly matched hardware and software package for digital imaging, photo and video editing. The range comprises the Graphire Classic, Studio and its best-selling model, the Graphire Studio XL.
New Intuos2 Platinum Edition bundle
For professional digital photographers, advanced amateur photographers and Adobe Photoshop users, who would like to achieve the best possible results when professionally editing digital images, Wacom offers a special hardware and software bundle. . Wacomıs Intuos2 Platinum Edition A5 or A4 regular will be bundled with Dfine� software by nik multimeda image correcting software, a 27 per cent discount voucher for a Wacom Intuos2 Airbrush or Stroke Pen (midnite version) and a Step-by-step guided tourı CD with examples for optimising the combination of Inutos2 and Photoshop. This limited offer runs until 20 March 2004
Aimed at anyone involved with digital design, Intuos2 (midnite design) is a series of five different tablet sizes delivering unparalleled levels of productivity, control and flexibility. Intuos2 is also extendable and boasts a range of nine input devices. By taking advantage of the bundled photographics tools penPalette from nik multimedia, photo enthusiasts can selectively apply digital photographic filters with pressure- and tilt- sensitivity using the battery-free and cordless Intuos2 Pens or Intuos2 Airbrush.
Also on display is the Cintiq 18SX, an Interactive Pen Display that provides the perfect pen-paper alternative. It makes use of WACOMıs patented penabled technology that enables users to draw, scribble, navigate or animate directly on the liquid crystal display with the cordless, battery-less and pressure sensitive pen. Working with the pen on the display facilitates perfect eye-hand co-ordination meaning most jobs can be done faster and therefore more efficiently.
Sunday 22nd February 2004 award winner at Wacom stand
On the first day of the show, Martin Brent, the first prize winner of the Single Image category in the Travel Photographer of the Year 2003 (TPOTY) competition, will be at the stand all day discussing his passion for travel photography.
Martin's success has earned him a prize package which includes a WACOM Cintiq 15X Interactive Pen Display. Wacom's partners Wacom Intuos2 tablets will also be used to demonstrate the Adobe Creative Suite on stage at the Adobe stand. Additionally Nikon will take advantage of key features of the Wacom tablets, including pressure sensitivity and absolute positioning, in retouching images as part of its digital workflow.
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