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contents volume eleven issue six

05 - News

Updates from the trade and the wider applications of print and graphics products

7 - Permajet

We catch up with Permajet in anticipation of their US launch

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Fujifilm

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3D Printing at CES

Fujifilm recently showcased its Crystal Archive paper at Brock Elbank’s ‘Beard’ exhibition at Somerset House

Overview of 3D printing trends as seen in Vegas

14 - Launchpad

A selection of new print products over the last few months

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Canon ImagePROGRAF Enjoys Triple Win at BLI Pick Awards Twice a year, BLI solutions centre presents the Pick Awards, giving special recognition to hardware and software products that provide the most outstanding performances, according to BLI’s evaluations. Software solutions are put through a review that focuses on key attributes according to the target market.

November 2014 saw the Canon ImagePROGRAF range win several Pick Awards, including: • Outstanding 36” Colour Wide Format Technical Printer (iPF780/785).

• Outstanding 36” Colour Wide Format MFP.

Magic Touch Wins Best Innovation Trophex 2015

At the 2015 Trophex exhibition held at the NEC in Birmingham TheMagicTouch were awarded the prestigious “Best Innovation” for the second successive year.

This year’s successful entry introduced the unique full colour image transfer process for the decoration of glass bottles and jars. http://www.themagictouch. co.uk

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(iPF785 MFP M40).

• Outstanding 24” Colour Wide Format Technical Printer (iPF680/685).

BLI commented on the ImagePROGRAF range’s ‘flawless reliability performance’ and ‘outstanding productivity’. It also commended the on-the-fly ink replacement design of the devices.

“Canon works very passionately to make the imagePROGRAF range of large format printers the highest

quality and most reliable in the market,” said Duncan Smith, Wide Format Printing Group Director, Canon UK. “The details of the reports from BLI are very important to us as they show where Canon is achieving its goals and also where our devices can be further improved. It is a sign of our commitment that three of our devices have won BLI ‘Pick’ awards.” www.canon.co.uk

Personalised Print Franchise Opens A new concept print business gives photographers and entrepreneurs the chance to operate their own virtual print shop - setting up their own prices using the given software.

The service, called ASK, was established a quarter of a century ago but now it intends to build upon the business’ ‘expertise and success’ by rolling out the franchises.

They hope to recruit entrepreneurs who are ‘professional, reliable, good communicators and have a drive to succeed’.

The franchise is ‘completely

free of charge’ with premium packages valuable for £3,000 + VAT and platinum packages for £9,000 + VAT. Those who take on the business will receive training via video, or face-to-face at HQ. Managing Director Gary Keens said: “Our aim is to become the internet’s leading online photo book and print system, all run from the cloud. The Catfish Mega Edit platform is in my opinion the very best system of its kind.”

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LumeJet Crowd Funding Success LumeJet recently became the first digital printer and printhead manufacturer to open its doors to crowd funding.

The company surpassed its fundraising target in just two weeks, raising over £1.5 million on crowd funding website CrowdBnk. Explaining his decision to welcome online investors, CEO Paul Anson said: “I spend a lot of my time trying to explain to investors, normally involved in internet businesses, biotech and

software, that the print industry is massive, diverse, and full of opportunity all over the globe. Then it occurred to me – the people that know this already are in the print industry and LumeJet’s culture is one of openness and collaboration. Let’s let everybody and anybody be a part of building a new print technology business financially as well as commercially”.

LumeJet is best known for its high quality printers, fast printheads and digital lithographic applications, but now it wants to investigate

Help For Print Professionals From Canon’s Digital Hub Canon has launched a new online hub to help print service providers capitalise on business opportunities.

The website is designed to help both commercial and inhouse printers: • Diversify application areas • Attract new business • Inspire creative solutions • Demonstrate the ROI of print • Develop business-specific growth plans • Improve profitability “PSPs are acutely aware of

the need to adapt to the modern communications landscape, but often struggle to find ways to facilitate this,” said Mark Lawn, European and UK Marketing Director, Professional Print.

“They are also having to work harder than ever to remain competitive and differentiate the services they offer. Digital Dimensions is a platform that provides easy and instant access to business led information.” https://digitaldimensions. canon-europe.com

photosensitive coating technologies for volume applications.

“Whilst we will always protect client and partner confidentiality, even from shareholders, we have a list, as long as your arm, of major names in the industry that are in dialogue or working with us on a wide range of breakthrough printing applications. The applications include a variety of projects such as volume on-demand inkless packaging printing and the manufacturing of printed electronic components such as flexible displays, plastic logic components and low cost sensors.”

Phoenix Photographic Looks Forward to Top Year After Pixel Win Phoenix Photographic won Print Lab of the Year in November’s Pixel Trade Awards, so we caught up with Director Dave Rasch to find out what it meant to them and what they plan to achieve in the coming year: “What an honour to win 3 times in a row!”

Dave said: “It was always my intention to enter thee years on the spin, and see how far we could get each year so we are thrilled. We have our trophies in pride of place at the centre of our business.

“We will be concentrating very much on gifts this quarter as the demand has been very strong so far.”

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Canon replaces two PIXMA Pro printers

The recently announced PIXMA PRO 100S and 10S replace the existing PRO100 and 10S respectively.

According to Canon, these ‘deliver a whole host of new connectivity options’.

Like their predecessors, the 100S uses 8 dye-based inks to produce prints up to A3 size, while the 10s uses 10 individual inks. The main difference is that users can now print directly from the cloud using Cloud Link.

Devon print firm Invests £1m to Grow Business Totnes-based Kingfisher Print & Design has announced plans to invest in a new litho press and intelligent web2print software to boost business.

The 30-year-old firm hopes to shake off competition with its new Heidelberg Speedmaster XL75, which should save them £60,000 a year thanks to the AutoPlate XL for fully automatic simultaneous plate changes.

Managing Director Ross Bellotti told West Morning News: “It’s fair to say 2014 has been a

pretty good year for us all here at Kingfisher Print & Design as overall sales are up 7%. Our biggest achievement has been in growing sales and reducing costs simultaneously.

“We have achieved this by reducing waste and developing more robust processes for taking on the right type of work for us; making us more efficient and doubling our net profit. There are exciting times ahead as more and more of our clients are seeing the value and return in using personalised print.”

Printing Plates Help Poor Communities Fujifilm has raised over €150,000 in its continued support of charity WaterAid. The company has donated a percentage of the sale of every square metre of Brilla HD PRO-T3 processes plates sold in Europe, Middle East and Africa to WaterAid. The photographic company doubled its target fund in the first 12 months of the initiative, raising €65,025 instead of the €30,000 expected.

Total funds raised topped €150,299 in two years.

Corporate Account Executive, Asma Rafiq, said: “We are delighted that what started out as a 12-month initiative two

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years ago, has developed into an ongoing partnership with Fujifilm. The money they’ve already raised has made a major impact on our mission to give the poorest communities across the world access to safe water, improved hygiene and sanitation.

Their support will continue to transform these people’s livelihoods for the better.“

Takashi Yanagawa - Senior Vice President, FUJIFILM Europe GmbH, commented: “With water very high on both WaterAid and Fujifilm’s agendas, together with the fantastic work this charity is doing, I cannot think of a better cause to support through our Brillia HD PRO-T3 sales. The overwhelming market success we’ve had with PRO-T3 has allowed us to donate a significant amount of money to WaterAid’s cause already, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with them.”

Fujifilm’s plate eliminates the processor, chemistry, gum and water used in the conventional plate production process.

From Warwickshire to Nashville – PermaJet Prepares to Launch in USA We talk to the company about their impending launch in America For 31 years the Imaging Warehouse has endeavoured to make its mark in the British print industry. Now, after developing three of the world’s leading print brands – PermaJet, Nova Darkroom and Nova Digital – it’s safe to say the endeavour has been a success.

Having tackled the British market – alongside 30 other

countries, Imaging Warehouse now has its sights set on North America. It has recently signed a deal with US distributor Image Tech Marketing and will debut its line of PermaJet InkJet Papers and Canvases at Imaging USA Expo in Nashville in February.

The expansion marks an important milestone in the

company’s life, as this will be the first time it has launched in the US. Over the years the team, led by founder and Managing Director Robin Whetton, has carefully navigated the ever-changing photo print industry by keeping customer survive at its heart.

Commenting on starting the business, Mr. Whetton said:

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“With the onset of the digital world, I’ve seen many changes in this industry and quickly realised that this new form of image capture was rapidly progressing.

“By purposely bringing together a team of staff who understand the passion and needs of a photographer, I have been able to ensure that we can offer a one-stop mail order and online facility, with over 2,500 products, to satisfy all imaging needs, whether darkroom or digital.”

In 1999 the company launched, PermaJet and it has since become the manufacturer and supplier of one of the world’s most comprehensive range of inkjet papers for all digital photographic printing applications. Catering to a

varied host of users, including professional portrait and sports photographers, commercial labs, artists, museums, education facilities, as well as home printing photographers, has seen PermaJet become a very prominent brand. Based in Stratford-upon-Avon, UK, their inkjet media is sold throughout

Spokesperson Joseph Reiner believes Imaging USA is the perfect place to launch the brand, stating: “Professional photographers and imaging professionals are the heart of our business, and Imaging USA is one of the best places to reach them.”

With more than 10,000 photographers descending upon the Music City for Imaging USA, PermaJet recognises the convention as a ‘can’t miss’ opportunity to present its product lines in front of this large group of professionals.

Joseph explained that the show would be a way of gaging the market, with the MD on hand to engage with visitors, offer product demonstrations and generally support the launch.

“We only launched the SnapShut Folio to support our paper lines, but it’s really kicked off and it’s incredibly popular now.

We could be looking to launch it in the US in around 18 months.”

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the UK and exported to more than twenty four different countries.

PermaJet has pioneered a number of popular products, including textured Fine Art InkJet Papers (never seen before by photographers), and the first CIS Bulk Ink Systems.

He believes the company’s excellent service will stand up to US competition, stating: “People specifically come to us for high quality”.

Their team plans to take a selection of products with them, including the award-winning Gloss, Oyster, and DoubleSided collections, as well as a wide range of smooth, textured and fibre-based Fine Art Papers across a comprehensive range of sheet and roll sizes.

However, as with all new markets, PermaJet’s US distribution plan will be flexible, continuously changing and based on when and where the demands appear.

Joseph revealed that they could potentially expand the line of papers to include the brand’s SnapShut Folio, launched at photokina last year.

The SnapShut Folio is a portfolio for photographers who want to display their prints or projects in a sleek, secure, professional way. The folder’s hinge snaps shut, so if the user needs to edit or add a page, all they have to do is fold back the cover, remove the item, replace and release to snap it shut.

The SnupShut Folio comes with a choice of finishes, including smooth and leather.

Joseph said: “We only launched the SnapShut Folio to support our paper lines, but it’s really kicked off and it’s incredibly popular now. We could be looking to launch it in the US in around 18 months.”

To find out more about PermaJet, visit their site at www.permajet.com

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Beards Are In – And So Is Fujifilm

Fujifilm recently showcased its Crystal Archive paper at Brock Elbank’s ‘Beard’ exhibition at Somerset House Beards may be bad news for shaving product manufacturers (cutting sales by £72m last year) but for photographer Brock Elbank, they provided the perfect muse for his latest project.

He started taking photographs

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of bearded subjects to raise awareness of skin cancer after a close friend of his died from the disease. He started #Project60 with the idea of photographing 60 people with beards from all walks of life to spread awareness

of The Beard Season. This is a charity that aims to save lives by spreading awareness of melanoma, encouraging people to get a check, grow a beard, start a conversation and spread the word.

When Elbank’s striking

“I was completely blown away with the quality of prints that Lumejet produced for this exhibition - all output on Fujifilm Crystal Archive Paper. They look phenomenal and the colour accuracy is superb”

portrait of charity founder Jimmy Niggles went viral on social media, the project gained traction.

He has since received over 1,200 applications from people hoping to participate in the project. Those he selected, 80 in total, travelled to his studio to sit for a portrait at their own expense.

Notable subjects include the recently knighted Sir John Hurt, acclaimed British artist Gavin Turk, Everton and US international goalkeeper Tim Howard, model Ricky Hall, Nick Wooster (the US fashion guru considered as the king of men’s street style) and the stunning British bearded lady, Harnaam Kaur, a woman with polycystic ovaries which have caused her to grow facial hair as a symptom.

Commenting on his project, Mr Elbank said: “I’m not jumping on any fashion bandwagon with this – it’s just a very interesting subject.”

It is thought the charity now helps to save on average a life every week.

The 80 portraits are now being exhibited at London’s Somerset House (March 5 - 29),

each printed on Fujifilm Crystal Archive Paper.

The photographer said: “I was completely blown away with the quality of prints that Lumejet produced for this exhibition - all output on Fujifilm Crystal Archive Paper. They look phenomenal and the colour accuracy is superb.

“I just gave Lumejet’s Paul Anderson my files and he told me he’d show me what they could do. The combination of the Lumejet S200 printer and FujiColor Crystal Archive DP11 Matte Paper worked brilliantly and the exhibition prints look fantastic.”

Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper is a silver halide colour paper, designed exclusively to produce high-image-quality color prints on both analogue and digital printers. This paper incorporates latest silver halide emulsion technology, coupler technology and layer design technology to deliver enhanced colour reproduction, white purity, image stability and handling of the photo.

Available surfaces include Glossy, Lustre and Matte. http://www.fujifilm.eu

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3D Printing at CES 2015

The number of 3D printing vendors at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) doubled in 2015 compared to the previous year There were 57 3D print companies exhibiting at CES 2015, showcasing a variety of different devices with costs ranging from $70 to $100,000.

The ‘3D Marketplace’ returned to Las Vegas for the second year, covering more than 14,000 net square feet of exhibition space.

Karen Chupka, Senior Vice President of CES, said: “With huge advancements in digital technology, 3D printers are moving toward more compact units that are more suitable for consumers and capable of printing a variety of consumer goods, from toys and electronics to clothing, shoes and even food.

“The vast expansion of the 3D printing footprint at the 2015

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CES speaks to the category’s potential to become a major disruptor in the global economy, and confirms that CES is the platform to see the future of printing come to life.”

The 3D Marketplace was located at CES Tech West, alongside other innovators in lifestyle technology, such as fitness and health tech, the Internet of Things and sensors.

Experts leading the 3D printing industry gave talks about the 3D printing phenomenon; where it’s heading and how companies can benefit commercially. Maxim Lobovsky, co-founder of Formlabs, led a discussion called ‘Kickstarting a 3D Printing Phenomenon’.

He spoke about his company’s rise from Kickstarter project to

respected player in the field.

Formlabs started in 2011, bringing together a team of designers, engineers and problem-solvers to create affordable, high-resolution 3D printers for small-scale professional use. Since then, the company has won numerous awards for its innovations, including Designs of the Year, Popular Science Best of What’s New, and last year’s International CES Innovations, Design and Engineering Awards.

Other 3D print exhibitors included 3D Systems, MakerBot, Airwolf 3D and The Bobbleshop, which produces 3D photo kiosk systems for producing life-like avatars of people.

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Your Essential Guide to the Latest Launches VOXEL8 ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR WORLD’S FIRST 3D ELECTRONICS PRINTER

DNP LAUNCHES DS620A DYESUBLIMATION PHOTO PRINTER

Voxel8 has unveiled a multi-material 3D electronics printer, now available for prePhoto: Business Wire order.

The Voxel9 Developer’s Kit includes the printer as well as conductive ink cartridges, PLA filament, modelling software and software support.

Dr Jennifer A. Lewis, Voxel8 Founder and Wyss Professor of Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University, said: “Our work provides the foundation for Voxel8’s effort to revolutionise multi-material 3D printing. To realise our vision, we have recruited a multi-disciplinary team with expertise in the advanced materials, precision hardware, intelligent software and design.”

A limited release of the Developer’s Kit will be shipped in late 2015.

A new flagship printer for the event photography and photo retail markets has been launched by DNP. The DS620A dye-sublimation photo printer is the latest addition to the company’s series of DS printers, and has been claimed as the world’s ‘most compact’ professional-grade photo printer, with the ability to output up to 400 prints per hour.

The printer is 10.8” wide by 14.4” deep and 6.7” high, making it 14% lighter than its predecessor.

It also incorporates a new-look design, with white colouring and rounded corners.

It produces 2” x 6” photo strips, 2” x 6” photo strips and 3.5” x 5”, 4” x 6” and 6” x 6” prints and more.

MITSUBISHI UNVEILS NEW HIGH SPEED PRINTER Mitsubishi Electric Europe has unveiled its new 8” Duplex dye-sublimation printer.

The Mitsubishi CP-W5000DW is designed to be compact yet high spec, offering the manufacturer’s own paper path switching method for a variety of print sizes to ‘accommodate diversifying demands’, according to the spec sheet.

A total of 12 different print sizes enables retailers to use

the printer for a variety of products, including calendars, photobooks and greetings cards.

Mitsubishi says: “The printer brings suitable business facility for you with minimum investment.”

The user-friendly panel displays information such as printer status, consumed media amount, error signs and so on. The printer has also been designed to enable easy paper loading, with a blue light

showing when the paper has been loaded correctly.

In addition to functionality, Mitsubishi has also focused on efficiency by promising a speed of 83.9 seconds for a double-sided 8 x 12” print, and a doubled-sided 8 x 10” print in 75.4 seconds. The company says: “With the speed, you can operate on bulk orders quickly and take time by the forelock.”

Find out more on the website: http://mitsubishielectricprinting.com

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Your Essential Guide to the Latest Launches FUJIFILM LAUNCHES JET PRESS 720S

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Fujifilm has launched a new version of its B2 sheetfed inkjet press, the Jet Press 720S. The new model features a number of improvements on the original Mk1 machine, including the ability to handle variable data.

The company said: “[Our] objective was to set for simply ‘cutting edge’ and to create the most effective inkjet technology.

By effective, we mean the ability to create new business that will inject the entire industry with new life. To realise this objective, we built a team from the resources of the entire Fujifilm Group.

“Concentrating on inhouse expertise, we succeed produced solutions to touch problems. Print head development, ink production and system design all benefited from this approach, culminating in the next-generation digital inkjet press, Jet Press 720.”

The new printer incorporates new technologies that are unlike offset or POD presses, Fuji claims. They have named it Rapid Pigment Coagulation (RAPIC). This is applied to the paper before inkjetting, allowing opponents of the RCP solution to react instantaneously with the ink, promoting rapid coagulation of the pigment.

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NEW EPSON EXPRESSION PHOTO XP-55 PRINTER The Epson Expression Photo XP55 follows on from the Epson Stylus Photo P50 for photo enthusiasts who want high quality results at a reasonable price. According to Epson: ‘The Claria Photo HD ink used by the Expression Photo XP-55 produces long-lasting, exceptional photographs and WiFi connectivity makes sharing your images quick and easy.”

With Epson Creative Print, photos can be printed directly from Facebook, while Epson Email print allows photos to be printed from ‘anywhere in the world’ by directly emailing the printer itself.

Wireless PictBridge ensures

the printer communicated directly with compatible cameras.

The printer has two paper trays:one for A4 and one for photo paper, in addition to a speciality media feed for thicker card. It is also possible to print directly onto suitable CDs/DVDs. Swains Sales Manager, Stuart Boston commented, “We are delighted to be bringing this product into market.

This printer comes hot on the heels of the very successful Epson Stylus Photo P50 and as such we know that it will appeal to photo enthusiasts looking to print in a cost effective way, but without any compromise on image quality.”

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POLAROID LAUNCHES INSTANT ‘ZIP’ PRINTER Polaroid has unveiled a new pocked-sized instant printing device, enabling users to print photos from any Bluetooth enabled smartphone or tablet.

Claiming to have been the ‘first social network by enabling consumers to instantly print and share images’, Polaroid now wants to take its original concept into the modern age.

The Polaroid Zip works via a dedicated Android and iOS app that allows users to

instantly print 2” x 3” colour photographs.

“Instantly sharing life’s special moments is what Polaroid’s legacy and heritage are all about,” said Scott W. Hardy, President and CEO of Polaroid.

“There will always be a need to share and show actual ‘physical’ photos.

“That’s why we’re excited to bring the “updated” version of the Polaroid experience to a generation of consumers known for always being on-the-move.”

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