Digitalfest is
Coming Soon!
Would you like to know more about the world of digital
photography and printing? Then you need to plan
to attend Digitalfest.
Digitalfest is an
annual tradeshow showcasing the best in digital imaging
organized by Pictureline
Inc.
Representatives
from the top manufacturers of digital imaging technology
will be part of a tradeshow
devoted to showing you the latest and greatest in
the digital world.
As part
of Pictureline's continuing commitment to digital
imaging education, Digitalfest also hosts seminars
as part of digitalfest, bringing in some of the greatest
talent in the industry.
Digitalfest will
be held September 17th and 18th at the Salt Lake
City Marriott City Center, located at 220 S. State
Street,
in downtown
Salt Lake City.
Borge Andersen Photo
• Digital is a proud sponsor of Digitalfest
and will have a booth available to answer your photography
and digital printing questions.
Do You Know About Worldwide Pinhole Photography
day?
Worldwide Pinhole Photography day is an international event, held each year
on the last Sunday in April and was created to promote and celebrate the art
of pinhole photography.
The last Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day was
celebrated around the planet on April 25, 2004. The
next Pinhole Day will take place on April 24, 2005.
To
find out more about this unique and fun photographic
experience please visit www.pinholeday.org and
be sure to visit the Pinhole Photography Day Gallery
The new 2004
Borge B. Andersen Summer / Fall Calendar is
here!
The Summer / Fall Calendar is now available at the front counter. Be sure to
get yours before they're all gone.
Take a look at
some of the Borge B Andersen Promos. These promos designed by our own Ed Bateman are appearing in several local
Salt Lake City publications. If you cannot see the top animated montage of
Borge Promos you may need to download
the Flash plugin. Or CLICK
HERE for the animated GIF file.
Giclée
Printing now available at Borge Andersen!
Wait-a-minute... What is a Giclée Print anyway?
Giclée reproductions (pronounced "zhee-clay") were first developed
in 1989 as a digital method of fine art printing. The word Giclée is French
for "to spray on" or "to spray ink." The images are scanned
and digitally stored in a computer and sent directly to a high resolution, inkjet
printer. Contrary to standard consumer inkjet or bubble jet printers, our professional
grade, six color inkjet printer uses archival quality pigmented inks.
