| Hunters: Shoot us some photos
Send us you favorite hunting photos from this season or last and we�ll post them in our online photo gallery. Some may be printed in the Herald Times Reporter or Lakeshore Chronicle.
Here�s how to submit your photos: By e-mail (the best way), send your digital images to closeups@htrnews.com. Put �Hunting photos� in the subject line. The images should be in JPEG format at 200 resolution or as close to that as your camera will shoot (the highest setting). In person, come by our offices at 902 E. Franklin between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday � Friday. Prints should be on photo quality paper (not ink-jet printers) and at least 4 inches wide. If you want the print returned, you can pick it up after it appears or include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
New FUJIFILM IP-10 Digital Passport Camera System Now Available From Identification Products Mfg. Co.
Identification Products Mfg. Co. Identification Products Mfg. Co. proudly announces the United States release of a new, easy to use, portable turnkey digital passport camera system - the FUJIFILM IP-10. Lake Forest, Illinois (PRWEB) November 13, 2007 -- Identification Products Mfg. Co. is proud to announce the release of the new FUJIFILM IP-10 Digital Passport Camera System. This easy-to-use, portable, turnkey system from FUJIFILM USA is now available for sale in the US through Identification Products Mfg. Co. The IP-10 uses the state-of-the-art FinePix F480 camera and the new IP-10 dye-sublimation digital photo printer. The system also features an LCD template decal for the FinePix F480, designed to assist the operator in sizing the subject. The IP-10 digital photo printer has a built-in LCD for easy to use print previews and menus.
Canon aims to double India sales in a year
Digital camera and printer maker Canon is aiming to double its sales in India from the current Rs 400 crore to Rs 800 crore by the end of 2008. The company is planning to invest Rs 100 crore in India next year to help double its revenue. It will be launching around 80 products across categories next year and spend Rs. 70 crore on marketing. To achieve its targets, Canon India will focus on enhanced retail presence and an increased manpower. The company plans to add six exclusive Canon showrooms to the existing four across the country. For digital cameras where Canon has collaborations with 13 retail chains, there will be tie-ups with seven more retail chains to increase the presence of Canon's products in 200 stores from the existing 51 stores. "We will be increasing our headcount from existing 520 employees to 700 by next year," Alok Bharadwaj, Vice-President, Canon India told reporters.
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