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Every year, the Color Confidence team head to the NEC in Birmingham to attend the UK's biggest show for photographers; The Photography Show. It's certainly one of the highlights of our year, and this year we had a fantastic time exhibiting our products and meeting all of you who attended!
2018 proved to be very busy, despite the unexpected blizzard! We held a variety of exciting presentations from established photographers, including Frank Doorhof, James Ritson and Daniel Bridge, who each demonstrated particular techniques involved in capturing and editing photos at any stage.

At our stand, we exhibited various award-winning products including BenQ monitors, ExpoImaging FlashBenders and lighting accessories, Triad-Orbit lighting stands, X-Rite colour management devices and Rotolight LED lighting systems, which generated a lot of interest from amateur and professional photographers!
Another highlight of the event was our competition, which proved to be very popular amongst professional and amateur professionals! We gave 3 lucky people the chance to win an Ipad Pro, DJI Drone Bundle and ExpoImaging Rogue FlashBender 2 Portable Lighting Kit.
We hope the winners enjoy their prizes!
Here are a few of our highlights from the event. We can't wait for next year's show!



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