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Medium and Large format solutions for under $10K

Data Storage/Management, Creative/Productive Applications, Monitors, Calibration, Printers, Workflow, Video.  As photographers we all have questions regarding which equipment is best suited for our creative/productive needs.  Many times it’s difficult to wade through marketing hype/sales pitches to get real world answers from knowledgeable professionals with a broad range of experience and understanding of our profession.

With our next APA/DC Brown Bag Meeting we have created a unique opportunity.  Steve Hendrix with Capture Integration has agreed to participate and share his broad scope of knowledge.  As with all APA/DC Brown Bag Meetings this will be an informal discussion where all participate and share their experience.  Steve will be present to offer his unique insight and answer any questions we may have.

Steve has devoted over 10 years to helping photographers get the best results possible through his frank and knowledgeable grasp of the industry and the products that help photographers achieve their goals and objectives. Steve has worked for Sinar, Imacon and Phase One, and spent time at the dealer level selling all of the top products available to photographers. While he specializes in high end digital capture, he also has an advanced background in color management as well as storage and archival workflows.

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

6:30 – 9:30 pm

Topic: Medium and Large format solutions for under $10K

Renée Comet Studio
2141 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Suite I (eye)
Washington, DC 2007

FREE for APA members
$10 cash at the door for non-APA members

Share Thoughts   Ask Questions Get Answers   Be Inspired

APA|DC Brown Bag meetings are an informal discussion group, where all participate. This is where we all share ideas, experiences and thoughts. A place where an honest exchange among our peers culminates in a better photographic society – everyone participates and learns.

Richard Anderson, Peter Krogh and many others at ASMP have been diligently working on dpBestflow and it’s ready to go public.  I’ve done a good deal of work with Richard on standards and workflow and I Tech Edited two books on Digital Asset Management for Peter.  I know these guys pretty well, and they do know what they are talking about when it comes to DP workflow.

The Launch Party is taking place as part of Foto-Week.

REGISTER NOW
This event is FREE, but please register to reserve a seat.
Pre-registration required to be eligible for door prizes.

The product of two years of extensive research, dpBestflow offers the latest in digital imaging best practices for maintaining the quality and integrity of your images. dpBestflow is the product of United States Library of Congress-funded research through its National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program.

This special evening will offer a short presentation by dpBestflow educators Judy Herrmann and Jay Kinghorn, as well as an introduction by Richard Anderson, Project Director, and Peter Krogh, Senior Project Manager. Special guests include Carolyn Arms, Phil Michel, Carl Fleishhauer, and Martha Anderson of the Library of Congress Management Team, as well as Patti Russotti, Richard Kelly and Eugene Mopsik.

FULL DETAILS

When:
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
7:00 PM
Doors open half an hour earlier.

Where:
Navy Memorial Auditorium, 701 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC

I’ve had many occasions over the years to spend time with Blake and hear him lecture on search engine positioning and business practice. He’s excellent!  He understands the business at a profound level and can convey that information articulately.  Blake’s fireflystudions.com website has been the top Google position for “Detroit Photographers” for as long as I’ve known him. He’s speaking for ASMP DC on Negotiating:

When:
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
7:00 PM
Doors open half an hour earlier.

Where:
Glen Echo Park, Arcade Building, 2nd floor classroom
Bethesda, MD

More Details: http://www.asmp.org/asmp-seminar-negotiating

June 9, 2009 7-9 (and usually an after party)

Perry’s
Adams Morgan
1811 Columbia Rd
Washington DC, 2009

The American Society of Media Photographers DC Chapter is hosting it’s annual end of the season cocktail party. This is a good oportunity for Professional photographers to bond and get the inside scoop on what’s happening on the DC pro photography scene. It’s amazing that the best technical programs on digital imaging, business, and marketing draw fewer photographers than the cocktail parties. I’m not sure what that says about professional photographers, but it does make for a lively party. It would be nice to get some Art Buyers to attend; what an opportunity to get to know the pro’s in a relaxed setting before calling in their books.

June 11th, 12th, 13th.  Look isa na excellent oportunity for DC phtographers and those working with image distribution.  There are once in a lifetime oportunities to meet and learn from the worlds best and most famous photgraphers.  Get your tickets now! http://look3.org/info/purchase-tickets/ and I’ll see you there.  I’ll br the guy with the camera!