Golfer247 - The latest news and products from the world of golf
Main Menu | News By Date | News By Supplier | News By Category | About Us
 

AUTOTYPE HELPS PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE FUTURE
12 July 2004 - Autotype International

The Arts Institute in Bournemouth Foundation Degree in Professional Photography class of 2004 has recently staged an exhibition of work, sponsored by Autotype International, in the Vertigo Gallery, London.

Called Thirteen, the exhibition formed an instrumental part of the students’ final year project and used large format digital print.

As the sponsors of the event, Autotype worked closely with the students in order to help them achieve the large format prints of their photographic work for the exhibition. This experience is invaluable to the students as they were involved in the decision making and printing processes, and gained a deeper knowledge of the use of display materials for their photographs.

The thirteen photography students who took part in the exhibition have worked with some of the finest photography professionals within the industry and Thirteen aims to represent the fresh and diverse approach of the next generation of European professional photographers.

In addition to forming part of the students’ final projects, the exhibition itself was also an excellent opportunity for them to demonstrate their capabilities to the entire photographic and graphic arts industry, including potential employers.

Laura Bullmore, International Sales Manager at Autotype, said, ‘Last year’s event was such a success that we decided to continue our sponsorship this year. All of the students are of a very high calibre and it has been a pleasure to work with them and to provide them with materials for this important project.’

http://www.autotype.com

About: Autotype International
Specialist coating technology developed by Autotype is used for a wide range of touch and vision electronic applications, including membrane switches and for In Mould Decorated (IMD) products in the automotive, telecommunications and domestic appliances sectors.

The company's expertise in precision coating technology enables it to transform and enhance the performance of films for many high technology and demanding applications. These films can provide efficient means of reproducing exacting images or offer protective features such as resistance to aggressive chemicals and be used as stable substrates in the production of key electronic or medical components.

Precision graphic systems for the printing sector have enabled industrial screen printers to compete with alternative technologies in the quest for the most complex and accurate reproduction process.

The company operates from three locations: Autotype International, in Wantage, England; Autotype Americas Inc. in Schaumburg, near Chicago; Autotype International (Asia) Pte. Ltd. from Singapore. From these three locations we are able to maintain worldwide coverage through experienced and dedicated sales personnel, responding in real time to the changing needs of local markets.


More News:
  • For July 2004
  • From Autotype International
  • For General

 

©2008 New Materials International