Innova Art › Stand C400 › innovaart.com
Holdan › Stand H404 › holdan.co.uk
Innova will also be showcasing its new Supernova products. This is a range of flexible substrates for dye sublimation transfers, creating high-gloss displays up to 60in wide that can be mounted onto rigid materials – or left in their natural states. Supernova information and samples will be there to look over. The Innova Art team are on hand, so photographers and printmakers that need to know more should drop in for a chat.
The popular Innova range includes photo and fine art media, dye-sub materials and display products. Check them out on stand C400. Innova and Olmec products will be available to buy off the stand, through retailer Fine Art Foto. The main product highlight at this year’s TPS is Innova’s new Resin Coated Photo Premium Matte 260gsm, which is capable of impressive image quality. It’s very user-friendly, thanks to an RC base that helps the paper lie flat.
and leather – and there’s a selection of sizes to suit all budgets and situations. There will be on-stand presentations during each of the four show days. Speakers currently scheduled include David Southard (brown bears and macro), Alyssa Zalabai (child portraiture) and Ian Mayou (Cokin filters). While you’re on the Holdan stand, take time to enter the free daily prize draws, with kit from Asus, Atomos, Langly and Slik to be won.
One of the UK’s biggest imaging and broadcast distributors, Holdan has a product list that reads like a who’s who of the industry. Atomos, Camranger, Cokin, Hoya, Optech and Samyang are among the many brands on show, with a load of special money-saving offers available through retailers at TPS. A new addition to Holdan’s range is Langly camera bags, cases and straps. These stylish bags are made of top-quality, waterproof canvas, nylon
Transcontinenta › Stand G500 › transcontinenta.co.uk
Transcontinenta represents a smorgasbord of brands – its range currently totals 19. At this year’s TPS, it will focus on four of those: Leofoto tripods, Peak Design bags, Tamron lenses and Zhiyun-Tech gimbals. The Transcontinenta team will be there to offer advice and demonstrate kit, guiding you through special offers at the show via its retail partners. At the stand, talks on key products will take place on all four days. Photographer John Clements will host 30-minute discussions on Tamron’s latest lenses – including the 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III VXD G2, 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD and 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Di III. All of these models are built for Sony E-mount. Sessions on Tamron’s latest products will
Fujifilm › Stand J500 › fujifilm-x.com
Fujifilm always has a significant presence at TPS – and this year will be no different. Its line-up is diverse, from image capture to photo finishing, but for PN readers its cameras and lenses will likely pull the crowds. Fujifilm has the APS-C format X Series and medium format GFX System, so there’s something for creators of all interests and levels. In the past couple of months, the company has launched the X-H2S and X-H2, both featuring fifth-generation X-Trans CMOS sensors. The X-H2S houses a stacked 26.1-megapixel unit and is designed for speed, giving you lightning-quick AF and continuous blackout-free shooting rates of 40fps. If speed is less important, but you want detail-rich shots, the 40-megapixel X-H2 is for you. Drop by the Fujifilm stand and see what the fuss is about.
be hosted by Jerry Martin from Transcontinenta UK. Vloggers and moviemakers will find discussions on Zhiyun gimbals of great interest. Found on Saturday and Monday, the talks by Jenny Alice will cover gimbals for mobile filmmakers, plus photo and video specialists.
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