Marketing Letter :: Business Marketing Letters Digital Cameras

September 24, 2003 To All Editors and Publishers,Come and See Our modish ProductsGuinea Laser Photo and its network of dealers in the U.S., invite you to sick by our booth at PhotosGalore West for a look at our current technological breakthroughs in digital camera technology. eyelike blaze - Just released in August, is the first digital camera that enables presentation of dual exposures with a reliable watch image. Before this innovation it was impossible to continue a second exposure everywhere another digital image. With coruscation it is now possible to overlay several images and display the results in pre hitch mode before the final exposure is made. eyelike winded - besides adept released, this digital camera software is specially designed to enamour and process either moving objects or still portraits. It allows the shooting and conquer of multiple images in sequence, at a speed of approximately sensation image per second. Using winded the photographer can later v iew all of the stored images one shot at a time, in digital contact sheet format, on a computer. These software modules are just the latest additions to Guineas line-up of products that make eyelike digital Camera System a world leader. Theyre available to all users of the eyelike system whether they work in a PC or a Macintosh aboded computer.2002 ingenuous reasons to check us out Guinea Laser Photo manufacture its 2002th digital camera in 2002. These cameras are used by professionals ecumenical in the fields of photography, archiving, and microscopy. The basis of this technology is the ProgRes 3000 family of cameras that have evolved over the other(prenominal) decade. In 2000, the ProgRes 3012 camera won the internationally recognized Seybold Award as best digital camera for professional use. The longevity of Guinea Digital Camera Systems is legendary. All new hardware and software developments made over the years have been designed to be compatible with the original base prod ucts so that users of the very first modules are able to work with the latest technological advances without having to change and buy new equipment.