Crowds lining up for our first seminar on Day 3
Sunday here at Unique Photo saw just as many crowds as Friday and Saturday, all lining up for our 1st Annual New Jersey Camera Show. We were proud to present Bob Davis, a Canon Explorer of Light, who helped our customers better understand their off-camera flash systems. Also on hand for a lecture and Q&A was Sigma Pro Robert O'Toole, who gave our customers an intimate look at his wildlife photography techniques. Along with the rest of the seminars, which covered topics such as portrait photography, an overview of Lightroom, and DSLR introductory courses, we had our full lineup of 50+ vendors on hand to inform customers of the best deals on their newest products.
Unique Photo President Matthew Sweetwood warms up the crowd for our first seminar of the day.
Erik Sives from Olympus gives us his take on the action at the Camera Show.
A glimpse of Bob Davis' Flash Photography seminar. It was a big hit!
Mike Dzerny from Vanguard gives us a sampling of his products.
Robert Harrington gives a one-on-one lesson during his Basics of Flash Photography seminar.
Mark Major from Panasonic shares some of his thoughts on the New Jersey Camera Show.
Crowds were strong throughout the day. If you look closely, Santa stopped by for some shopping ideas...
Steve Weinstock from Tamrac gives us some information regarding the latest in camera storage from his company.
Ryan from Canon lecturing to a full crowd at the EOS Discovery Day seminar.
Paul Fishkin from Manfrotto explains how Manfrotto has brought the best of their product line to the show.
A customer demos a Lensbaby Composer Pro on a Canon 1DX.
Steve Griffith from Epson telling us why Epson is the brand to buy this holiday season.
Chris Butcher from thinkTankPHOTO sharing some thoughts on his company's bags and the camera show.
David Piazza from Westcott explains some of the illuminating products his company brings to the table at the show.
John Cohen from Nissin, Azden and Inkpress explains the melange of products they are bringing to the show.
A big "thank you" to the Fairfield Police Department for all of their help with our event!