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Friday, December 17, 2010

Epson Expands Signature Worthy Collection

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Epson America has announced three new canvas products that will be added to its Signature Worthy collection of media. These include the new Exhibition Canvas Gloss, Exhibition Canvas Satin and Exhibition Canvas Matte products, which are built on a polyester and cotton blend that is specially coated to produce vibrant colours as well as rich, deep blacks and tonal gradations that are claimed to distinguish them from competitive products. All three Exhibition Canvas products are available in roll widths of 13, 17, 24, 44 and 60-inches, and 17” x 22” cut sheets will be available in early 2011. Pricing starts at $34 for the 13"x20’ roll of Exhibition Canvas Matte, and goes up to $425 for the 60” x 40’ roll of Satin/Gloss.

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Epson Expands Signature Worthy Collection of Media with Three New Canvas Products
Epson’s Exhibition Canvas Gloss, Exhibition Canvas Satin and Exhibition Canvas Matte Give Professional Photographers and Fine Artists Museum-Worthy Image Quality and Durability
LONG BEACH, Calif. – Dec. 15, 2010 – Epson America, Inc. today announced three new canvas products that will be added to its Signature Worthy® collection of media. Engineered for the most discerning professional photographers, artists, fine art reproduction houses, and print-for-pay businesses, Epson’s Exhibition Canvas Gloss, Exhibition Canvas Satin and Exhibition Canvas Matte enable users to achieve industry-leading DMax and color gamut for prints that require stunning, museum-grade image quality and durability.
“Epson is very excited about expanding its Signature Worthy Collection of media again for the world’s top photographers and artists,” said Jeff Smith, product manager, Epson America, Inc. “These canvas products were developed through the collaboration of our engineers and industry-leading experts who understand the advantages and complexities of working with canvas. The end result is a selection of new canvases that will enable artists to produce some of the finest works on canvas the industry has seen to date.”
Exhibition Canvas Gloss, Satin and Matte products are built on a polyester and cotton blend that is specially coated to produce vibrant colors as well as rich, deep blacks and tonal gradations that distinguish them from competitive products. These heavy 21 millimeter poly-cotton canvases can also be easily stretched and coated to help achieve the best combination of image quality and archival display life.
All three Exhibition Canvas products are available in roll widths of 13, 17, 24, 44 and 60-inches, and 17” x 22” cut sheets will be available in early 2011. The new roll-based products are now available through Epson Authorized Resellers.For more information about the Signature Worthy Collection, visit http://www.proimaging.epson.com.



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Friday, December 10, 2010

Epson Red Sea 2010 Winners Announced

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The winners of the Epson Red Sea contest - billed as the world?s largest marine photography competition - have been announced.


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Thursday, December 9, 2010

Epson Red Sea 2010 Winners Announced

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The winners of the Epson Red Sea contest - billed as the world’s largest marine photography competition - have been announced. The best singular entry (see image above) was submitted by Argentinian photographer Paula Faiferman, while Mark Fuller from Israel has been found to have entered the “Best 5 images portfolio”. Mark has won a $10,000 check in addition to a three-week diving trip in Papua New Guinea for two, including airfare.

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Epson Red Sea competition 2010: winning images announced

Stunning images from world’s largest marine photography competition

December 8 2010: When once a year the world’s best marine photographers come together in Eilat (Israel), it’s because they want to compete during the world’s largest marine photography competition, the Epson Red Sea competition. By now this event is known worldwide as the “International Underwater Olympics”, as underwater photographers from all over the world attend this unique photography event year after year.

This autumn, between November 8 and 13, an international group of professional and amateur photographers again showed their skill, creativity and flair in the beautiful Red Sea resort of Eilat. With combined prize money of $80,000, the sixth annual event inspired many old hands and newcomers alike to produce stunning underwater images of the unique aquatic environment of the Red Sea. More than 100 underwater photographers took part in the competition, arriving from Italy, Germany, Argentina, South Africa, France, Spain, Netherlands and many other countries. New categories were introduced to the competition this year, including “Sharks” and “Fashion & Nudity”, creating additional interest for participants and spectators, and providing the event and participating photographers with massive exposure.

On November 13, Mark Fuller from Israel was announced as the winner of the largest category having submitted a uniquely creative and technically impressive ‘Best 5 Images portfolio’. Mark Fuller has won a $10,000 check in addition to a three-week diving trip in Papua New Guinea for two, including airfare – a $25,000 worth prize in total.

David Pilosof, producer of the Epson Red Sea event, is amazed by the great results and the high interest: “The Epson Red Sea event is becoming increasingly high profile and the level of marine and fashion photography entrants is incredible. We had a number of really great photographers who have created absolutely amazing underwater images. This year’s competition was therefore incredibly exciting, and the fantastic winning images show the high caliber of the competing photographers.”

Oren Fleisher, Epson Israel, added: “This competition challenges some of the world’s best photographers to capture the stunning colour, detail and atmosphere of the Red Sea’s marine life – a task that can be best achieved by those aware of and considerate towards their environment. These are challenges and goals that Epson strives to meet each day. It’s great to be part of this success.”

Epson has a long standing connection to Red Sea conservation projects, including the Epson Red Sea competition, an international competition for underwater photographers that uses the power of great photography to highlight the beauty and fragility of this environment. It is one of a number of photography projects which also include the Wild Wonders of Europe, that Epson support as part of its Environmental Vision 2050 Commitment.

List of categories and winners:

Best 5 Images: Mark Fuller, Israel
Best Singular Entry: Paula Faiferman, Argentina
Mayor of Eilat’s Prize: Tobias Friedrich, Germany
Judges Prize: Richard Carey, United Kingdom
Fish of the Year: Tobias Friedrich, Germany
Amateurs Category: Ammar Younis, Israel
Fashion&Nudity: Marc Hillesheim, Germany
Eilat’s Video Clip: Eytan Nadel, Israel
Children of Epson Red Sea: Liraz Shaul, Israel

Photo: Paula Faiferman



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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Epson AcuLaser Mono Laser Printers

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Epson-AcuLaser-M2300D-M2400D-and-MX20DN-Mono-Laser-Printers Epson introduces three new A4 series mono laser printer, AcuLaser M2300D printer for SMBs, M2400D printer for large enterprises and corporate, and the AcuLaser MX20DN printer for small-to-medium size workgroups. The AcuLaser M2300D printer has the capacity to print about 30 pages for a minute and is PCL compatibility and uses standard-size toner cartridges.


The M2400D printer has the capacity to print around 35 pages for a minute at faster speed rate. It offers paper capacity of about 800 sheets and automatic standard double-sided printing. It features an Ethernet interface or a parallel port for easy connectivity. The MX20DN printer is a multi-functional laser that does copy, print, fax (DNF model) and scan.


It has features such as automatic duplex scanning /printing /copying and print 28 pages a minute. All these laser printers provide print resolution of about 1200×1200dpi. The MX20DN and M2400D uses high-capacity toner cartridge.


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