Sony has confirmed that their 14.2 million pixel Sony Alpha 290 and 390 entry level DSLR cameras, announced only in June 2010, are no longer being manufactured and will therefore not be sold for very much longer.
Amateur Photographer (AP) magazine also recently reported that Sony has plans to “slowly phase out” their full frame Alpha 850 DSLR…
London, 5 May 2011 – Mr. Michihiro Hatta of Sony Europe Ltd. has recently stated in a letter to Mr. Lewis Martindale of Wincastle Ltd. t/a Photomart that Sony’s printer production facility has resumed [...]
DNP flies in large quantities of emergency Sony stock from Japan at a cost in excess of 1 million Euros. [...]
You have decided that you need to get a dye sub printer for your organisation, a very wise decision if you are a Portrait or Event Photographer, you offer a Photo Retail Service or if you need to be able to print out photographic quality hard copies for whatever possible reason. You have heard of a few of the few top brands – DNP; Fujifilm; HiTouch (HiTi); Kodak; Mitsubishi; Shinko; Sony etc. but you don’t know which one is the best for you.
Yesterday (2nd Sept) Photomart were given an exclusive preview of Sony’s new Dry MiniLab at their Basingstoke branch. I cannot give away too much because Sony will be revealing all at Photokina, but what I can say is that it will push the boundaries of (dry) print quality and retail customer interfaces.
London, 11th August, 2010
“This is a big milestone in the future of the photographic sector” says Lewis Martindale, Managing Director of Photomart. “As the number one distributor of Dry Labs in the UK, Photomart has taken steps forward to ensure the future of Photo Retailers and other Photo Lab operators with the launch of www.homeofdrylab.com.”
