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D-Link A/NZ launches new DMS-1250 Series Multi-Gigabit Smart Managed PoE+ Switches 10-port DMS-1250-10SP and 12-port DMS-1250-12TP

D-Link A/NZ launches new DMS-1250 Series Multi-Gigabit Smart Managed PoE+ Switches
10-port DMS-1250-10SP and 12-port DMS-1250-12TP

SYDNEY, 24 September 2024 – D-Link A/NZ has introduced the new DMS-1250 Series of network switches, designed to meet the growing demand for high-performance connectivity in modern business environments.

MS-1250-10SP with eight 2.5G PoE+ ports and two 10G SFP+ ports

Featuring 2.5G ports across the range, these switches offer a significant boost in network speed, ideal for SMBs and enterprises looking to support bandwidth-hungry applications such as video conferencing, high-resolution file transfers, and cloud-based services. With advanced Layer 2 management capabilities, the DMS-1250 Series ensures seamless, scalable networking that keeps pace with the rapid evolution of digital workloads. The DMS Series of Multi-Gigabit Switches also is the perfect companion to the latest Wi-Fi Access points that support 2.5G connectivity, maximising not only LAN, but also Wi-Fi performance across the network.

The first products launched from within this new series are the DMS-1250-10SP, providing eight 2.5G PoE+ ports and two 10G SFP+ ports, whilst the DMS-1250-12TP provides eight 2.5G PoE+ ports, two 10GBASE-T and two 10G SFP+ ports.

The DMS-1250 Series employs cutting-edge PoE features that ensure reliable power delivery as
PoE+ ports provide a high-power budget to fulfill business needs. The innovative PoE functions can ensure uninterrupted power delivery to all powered devices.

utting-edge PoE features ensure reliable power delivery

PoE has a number of additional benefits including the fact that PoE switches simplify device installation by reducing cable usage and eliminating the need for separate power supplies or outlets. Perpetual PoE also provides an uninterrupted power supply to network devices, even during reboots or maintenance and Fast PoE technology reduces the time it takes for devices to become operational after connecting to the network.

The DMS-1250 Series’ PD-Alive feature is perfect for IP surveillance networks to monitor the status of connected powered devices and verify their activity.

The two new DMS-1250 PoE models also come equipped with built-in internal fans that automatically adjust across five cooling levels to prevent the device from overheating. Alternatively, administrators can manually set the fans to either Off or Quiet Mode based on the environment or operating temperature.

DMS-1250-12TP with eight 2.5G PoE+ ports, two 10GBASE-T and two 10G SFP+ ports.

The DMS-1250 Series switches also offer enhanced 6kV surge protection on all 2.5G access ports, ensuring that your network remains resilient and that your devices stay safe from electrical surges.

In addition, the DMS-1250 Series switches offer a comprehensive set of Layer 2+ capabilities, including:
• Static Routes
• IPv4/IPv6
• DHCP relay (available in future R2 firmware release)
• DiffServ QoS
• Port Mirroring
• Spanning Tree Protocol (STP/MSTP/RSTP)
• Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)
• IGMP and MLD Snooping

There are also a variety of management tools on hand with D-Link’s Nuclias Connect and D-View 8 to meet users’ management requirements. D-Link Nuclias Controller (DNC) and D-Link Nuclias Hub (DNH) facilitate the discovery and management of multiple D-Link devices, allowing efficient configuration of settings. Additionally, the DMS-1250 Series seamlessly integrates with D-View 8, a comprehensive central network management system. Then SNMP functionality enables centralised network asset management, remote configuration and logging.

The DMS-1250 Series switches are versatile and particularly suitable for SMB environments. They provide high-speed data transmission with 2.5GE to desktops and infrastructure devices, whilst providing crucial 10G uplinks for external connectivity. This high-speed uplink ensures that the entire business can access external services without encountering data bottlenecks. Furthermore, they offer IEEE 802.3af/at (PoE/PoE+) to power remote devices.

DMS-1250 Series switches key features
DMS-1250-10SP
• Eight 2.5Gbps Multi-Gigabit PoE+ ports
• Two SFP+ ports
• PoE budget 240 Watts
• Supports Fast and Perpetual PoE
• Auto Voice and Surveillance VLANs
• Advanced Layer2/2+ Features
• Enhanced security features
• 5-speed Smart Fans with Quiet Mode
• 6kV surge protection

DMS-1250-12TP
• Eight 2.5Gbps Multi-Gigabit PoE+ ports
• Two Multi-Gigabit 100/1000/2.5G/5G/10GBASE-T ports
• Two SFP+ ports
• PoE budget 240 Watts
• Supports Fast and Perpetual PoE
• Auto Voice and Surveillance VLANs
• Advanced Layer2/2+ Features
• Enhanced security features
• 5-speed Smart Fans with Quiet Mode
• 6kV surge protection

Availability and pricing
The DMS-1250-10SP and DMS-1250-12TP are available now from www.dlink.com.au, www.dlink.co.nz and from all authorised D-Link partners and resellers in both countries for the following RRPs:

DMS-1250-10SP – AU$1349.95 and NZ$1599.99
DMS-1250-12TP – RRP AU$2199.95 and NZ$2699.99

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The new DMS-1250-10SP
For more images go to: http://files.dlink.com.au/Products/DMS-1250-10SP/Images/

The new DMS-1250-12TP
For more images go to: http://files.dlink.com.au/Products/DMS-1250-12TP/Images/

*The power support at the powered device (PD) must comply with the power limitations specified by IEEE standards.
**The PoE budget estimates are based on lab tests. The actual power budget may vary due to environmental factors.

-Brad

Grace Lillian Lee unveils her first solo exhibition – “The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival Supported by digital print and projection partner Epson Australia

Grace Lillian Lee unveils her first solo exhibition – “The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival
Supported by digital print and projection partner Epson Australia

BRISBANE, 11 September 2024 – The highly anticipated debut solo exhibition of the renowned Australian artist and designer Grace Lillian Lee, proudly supported by digital print and projection partner Epson Australia, has debuted at the prestigious Brisbane Festival.

Epson Australia GM marketing Bruce Bealby and Grace Lillian Lee

Titled The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace, this showcase marks a significant milestone in Lee’s illustrious career, presenting her most extensive work to date.

Exhibits in The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival

Lee has worked closely with Epson on this remarkable showcase that sees Epson EB-L1060U and EB-L1070U projectors installed and utilised to project the immersive artistic video content in the main room and Epson’s EB-L1505U projector used to project an even larger screen in the adjacent space.

All signage for The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace exhibition displays was printed on the newly launched and award-winning Epson SureColor P9560, a printer specifically designed for premium photo, fine art, proofing and packaging.

Exhibits in The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival

This debut solo exhibition offers an intimate look into Lee’s creative process, featuring a collection of works that pay homage to her Indigenous roots and the powerful women who have shaped her life. Each piece in the exhibition is a reflection of Lee’s personal journey, her commitment to honouring her ancestors, and her exploration of modern art and design.

The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace celebrates Lee’s artistic journey, deeply intertwined with her history and rich cultural heritage.

Known for her unique ability to blend traditional practices with contemporary forms, Lee’s work explores themes of identity, community and the preservation of cultural narratives. Her intricate weaving techniques and innovative designs have garnered acclaim nationally and internationally.

Exhibits in The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival

The exhibition features eight body sculptures and eight shields; each piece represents aspects of Grace’s heritage, including her family members. The vibrant colours and intricate details reflect her lineage, spanning continents from Europe to China and the Torres Strait Islands. Visitors can expect to be immersed in a visual narrative that connects the past with the present, weaving together stories of strength and resilience.

The exhibition features an immersive video installation and soundscape designed to transport visitors into the heart of Grace Lillian Lee’s cultural narrative. The video projectors provided by Epson, which showed dynamic visuals of traditional weaving techniques and evocative landscapes, bring Lee’s artworks to life, adding layers of meaning and context to her pieces.

Accompanying the visuals, a carefully crafted soundscape blends natural sounds with traditional music, creating an atmosphere that deepens the connection between the audience and the artwork. Together, these elements elevate the sensory experience, allowing visitors to engage with Lee’s work on a profound and multi-dimensional level.

Lee said about her first solo exhibition, “This exhibition is a deeply personal journey for me. It’s a tribute to the guardians of my heritage, the women who have guided me, and the cultural threads that have shaped my identity. I hope that through The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace, I can share the beauty and strength of my culture with a wider audience.”

The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace is being displayed at Stores Studio – Brisbane Powerhouse until 21 September during the Brisbane Festival. The exhibition attracts art enthusiasts, collectors, and cultural scholars from across the country and beyond, offering them a rare opportunity to experience the work of one of Australia’s most innovative artists in a solo setting.

Exhibition Acknowledgements
Grace would also like to make a special thank you to the team at Brisbane Festival, Epson and Powerhouse Brisbane for the commitment and support for the exhibition. Grace Lillian Lee Productions is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, part of the Department of Treaty, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Communities and the Arts.

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Epson Australia GM marketing Bruce Bealby and Grace Lillian Lee at The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival
Exhibits by Grace Lillian Lee in The Dream Weaver: Guardians of Grace” at Brisbane Festival

Follow Epson on social media:
LinkedIn: @Epson-Australia
Facebook: @EpsonAustralia
Twitter: @EpsonAust
YouTube: @EpsonAustralia
Instagram: @EpsonAust

-Brad

Victorian fashion manufacturing at a $1 billion crossroads

MELBOURNE, 3 SEPTEMBER 2024 – Victoria’s fashion manufacturing industry has reached a critical point in its evolution, new research commissioned by the Australian Fashion Council and Epson Australia has revealed.

igns by Ngali Owner and Designer, Denni Francisco being printed out on an Epson Monna Lisa digital direct-to-fabric printer

Compiled by RMIT University, the report – titled ‘Victorian TCF (Textile, Clothing, Footwear) Manufacturing: Future Jobs, Technology and Economic Growth’ – details, for the first time, the current and potential value of the almost $1 billion industry.

Although Victorian TCF manufacturing has shed 18% of its value in the past five years, key policy interventions, industry and government can together inject an additional $225m into the Victorian economy and create a further 1,500 jobs. This would be particularly beneficial for women in the sector with a survey showing over half of businesses have more than a 60% female workforce (compared to 28% in Australian manufacturing, generally).

In contrast, without preferencing and investing in the sector, on its current trajectory $98 million of value will be lost by 2030, along with 700 jobs. In addition, the State will see a loss in technical skills, an increased reliance on overseas supply chains and miss the opportunity to enhance Victoria’s reputation as a source of high-quality, innovative and sustainable products.

This research strongly demonstrates the sector can be transformed into a female-led manufacturing powerhouse, with Victoria at the forefront and identifies five key areas to drive productivity, innovation and higher wage growth. Recommendations include:

● Adding TCF manufacturing as a priority within the Made in Victoria statement;
● Strengthening government procurement policies to increase local content in uniforms, workwear and personal protective equipment (PPE) contracts;
● Developing a revitalised TCF skills and training program to full workforce skill gaps;
● Co-investment in advanced technology and jobs of the future for a sustainable, circular clothing economy; and
● Developing a national TCF manufacturing strategy, with Victoria at the forefront.

“It’s imperative to the future of Victoria’s, and more-broadly Australia’s, textiles, clothing and footwear manufacturing industry that we collectively invest in and preference local. This sector is ours to lose. By implementing these very practical and achievable recommendations we can revive the industry, retain sovereign capability in Australia in TCF manufacturing and empower Australian brands to start, remain or even return onshore,” Australian Fashion Council CEO, Jaana Quaintance-James said.

“What has also been made clear is how important swift action is for the many women employed in fashion manufacturing, and how crucial the role of a female-powered workforce will be in turning its decline around.”

Australian Fashion Council CEO, Jaana Quaintance-James

The report also highlights cost efficiencies and reduced waste that can be achieved should a smart-factory model be rolled out. Smart-factories utilise advanced technologies including digital sampling, digital printing and laser cutting to reduce waste and production lead times.

“With the help of new sustainable technology such as the Epson Monna Lisa direct-to-fabric printer, manufacturing locally can be made far more cost effective for brands, enabling made-to-order production, reducing waste to landfill and ensuring cost efficiencies,” Epson Managing Director, Craig Heckenberg said.

Epson Managing Director, Craig Heckenberg

“The smart-factory concept and technology to support it, can allow Australian brands tonproduce high quality, sustainable Australian-made clothing, for Australian consumers and abroad,” Heckenberg continued.

son Monna Lisa ML-8000 digital direct-to-fabric printer

Through adhering to the recommendations in the report, more Australian-owned labels will be able to operate entirely onshore and have the capacity and capability to continue long term.

“If the industry was adequately supported to enable brands like mine to be able to produce onshore, it would significantly help to streamline our business and take advantage of just-in-time manufacturing so critical to address sustainable activity. I’m sure many labels would feel the same. We all want to support our highly skilled talent at home, and continue to grow the Australian textiles trade, its job market and ultimately the wider economy,” said Ngali Owner and Designer, Denni Francisco.

The report is available now at www.ausfashioncouncil.com

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Designs by Ngali Owner and Designer, Denni Francisco being printed out on an Epson Monna Lisa digital direct-to-fabric printer.
Epson Monna Lisa ML-8000 digital direct-to-fabric printer.
AFC CEO, Jaana Quaintance-James.
Epson Managing Director, Craig Heckenberg.

-Brad

Epson and HKRITA collaborate on the development of new Fibre Recycling Technology Using Dry Fibre Technology The partners seek to accelerate the use of recycled fibres by establishing a technology to separate the fibres from hard-to-defibrate post-consumer fabrics

Epson and HKRITA collaborate on the development of new Fibre Recycling Technology Using Dry Fibre Technology
The partners seek to accelerate the use of recycled fibres by establishing a technology to separate the fibres from hard-to-defibrate post-consumer fabrics

SYDNEY, 29 August 2024 – Epson is seeking to meet the growing global need for recycled fibres by using its proprietary Dry Fibre Technology to establish technology for defibrating hard-to-recycle fabrics and expand real-world fibre recycling.

Cotton yarn (prototype production) made of 50% fibres defibrated using Dry Fibre Technology

To this end Epson has entered into a joint development agreement with The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA), an R&D centre specialising in the development of innovative solutions to the textile, clothing and fashion industry.

Spurred by a growing recognition of global environmental issues, a trend toward using recycled fibres from unwanted clothing has been gaining steam, particularly in countries moving to increase the ratio of recycled fibres used and limit the use of petroleum-derived synthetic fibres.

Currently, a machine called a garnett is commonly used in the textile recycling process to separate the fibres in waste material. However, garnetts are unable to effectively separate the fibres of some of the most common textiles in the apparel market, such as tightly weave fabrics used for dress shirts and bed sheets and elastic blended fabrics used for functional clothing.

Epson seeks to solve this problem by using its unique Dry Fibre Technology to establish a process for defibrating elastic blended fabrics and tightly woven fabrics. The aim is to provide a new solution for recycling clothing fibres by entering into a joint development agreement with HKRITA.

This solution will be able to help greatly accelerate the use of recycled fibres by making it possible to separate fibres from challenging textiles such as functional clothing, sheets and dress shirts, as well as from factory mill ends, unsold items of clothing and unwanted apparel.

Dry Fibre Technology, independently developed by Epson, enables the creation of new value from post-consumer paper, wood, clothing and other fibrous waste and used products. It is one of the core technologies around which Epson is building an environmental business. In addition to developing recycled fibre production solutions, Epson is producing new paper and packaging materials from used paper and other raw materials. It is also developing stronger and more durable recycled plastic and bio-based plastic. Epson is building an environmental business by applying this technology and will contribute to environmental impact mitigation and resource circulation.

Established in Hong Kong in 2006, HKRITA engages in applied research to support the textile and apparel industry in order to boost its overall competitiveness, drive sustainable improvements and bring benefits to society. By providing one-stop services for applied research, technology transfer and commercialisation, HKRITA makes sustained efforts to promote successful projects for industry application.

For more information on Epson Dry Fibre Technology go to: https://corporate.epson/en/technology/search-by-products/other/dry-fiber-technology.html

For more information on HKRITA go to: https://www.hkrita.com

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Cotton yarn (prototype production) made of 50% fibres defibrated using Dry Fibre Technology

Follow Epson on social media:
LinkedIn: @Epson-Australia
Facebook: @EpsonAustralia
Twitter: @EpsonAust
YouTube: @EpsonAustralia

-Brad

CyberPower launches unique High-Efficiency Rack solutions in Australia Significantly enhance the functionality and reliability of IT infrastructure and efficiently meet the specific needs of data centres and IT servers

CyberPower launches unique High-Efficiency Rack solutions in Australia
Significantly enhance the functionality and reliability of IT infrastructure and efficiently meet the specific needs of data centres and IT servers

SYDNEY, 28 August 2024 – CyberPower has launched a unique range of rack solutions in Australia that come with a range of unique smart features including efficient diamond shaped cooling holes. These complement their existing products, including rack UPS and PDU to significantly enhance the functionality and reliability of IT infrastructure and efficiently meet the specific needs of data centres and IT servers.

CyberPower Systems Oceania GM ANZ Robert Hartvigsen explained, “CyberPower offers a variety of mainstream rack solutions, including rack enclosures and wall mount racks. Rack enclosures feature removable side panels for installation flexibility, perforated front and rear panels for enhanced ventilation and various optional accessories for added functionality. Wall mount racks provide perforated front panels, easy installation and a range of optional accessories. These racks help make IT infrastructure, data centres and IT servers more effective and more efficient which saves time and money.

CyberPower has specifically designed its new models to be lighter, smaller, space-saving racks in order to best organise, secure and protect IT equipment.

Hartvigsen added, “We can safely say this as the main material used to manufacture CyberPower Racks is Steel Plate Cold-rolled Commercial or SPCC, that is particularly well known for its lightweight and high strength properties and which significantly helps to organise, secure and protect IT equipment effectively.”

There are three types of CyberPower Racks – Rack Enclosures, Open Frame Racks and Wall Mount.

The Rack Enclosure has been designed with adjustable mounting depth enabling users to better meet their space requirements in demanding IT environments and in turn satisfy different installation needs. They also have Device Ventilation Capability to prevent overheating and their perforated door and ventilated top can further optimise ventilation ensuring high air flow efficiency. There’s a caster kit to enhance mobility and the front door, rear door and side panels are all equipped with keyed-alike locks, providing users with peace of mind that the equipment is well-protected.

The Open Frame also has Adjustable Mounting Depth and boasts easy to use cable managers which can bundle, separate or route cables to make sure cables are easy to access and identify, allowing users to keep the rack systems tidy and prevent cables from getting tangled. These racks also feature leveling feet to enhance stability so the rack enclosure can be fixed firmly on the ground when casters are installed and the Caster Kit for mobility and Device Ventilation Capability.

The Wall Mount racks also have Adjustable Mounting Depth, Device Ventilation Capability and Easy Cable Access along with a 90° swing-out rear door for convenient access to the rear of the racks and thus easy equipment and cable management.

Hartvigsen said, “These unique and robust CyberPower racks have more smart features than almost any other type of rack. They have improved diamond shaped cooling holes which are far superior to the usual round holes and are a very high quality product compared to many other tier one racks. They even come in flat pack options for building onsite where space is an issue, have toolless mounting slots, included cable rings for cable management, Rack U numbering, integrated grounding points and clever, space-saving enclosures. This makes them ideal for corporates, education facilities, government departments, data centres, server rooms and back offices. In short, CyberPower Racks are the cost effective, reliable, peace of mind option that is there to protect, extend the life of and organise your most valuable equipment.”

For more information on CyberPower Racks go to:
https://www.cyberpower.com/au/en/product/series/rack_enclosures
https://www.cyberpower.com/au/en/product/series/open_frame_racks
https://www.cyberpower.com/au/en/product/series/wall_mount

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CyberPower’s Rack Enclosures, Open Frame Racks and Wall Mount racks.

-Brad

Sony announces finalists for the 2024 Sony Alpha Awards Celebrating Australian and New Zealand photographers

Sony announces finalists for the 2024 Sony Alpha Awards
Celebrating Australian and New Zealand photographers

SYDNEY, 27 AUGUST 2024: Sony has announced the finalists of the ninth annual Sony Alpha Awards, recognising Australian and New Zealand photographers from amateur to professional and the stunning imagery they captured on Sony Alpha cameras and lenses. The Alpha Awards aspire to drive creativity, reward professionals and enthusiasts alike and showcase the greatest photography work.

rand Prize Winner of the 2023 Sony Alpha Awards – image by Lewis Burnett

In 2024, over 2,600 stunning images were submitted to the Alpha Awards by professional and amateur photographers for the chance to be recognised for their talents.

The shortlisted entries are across 11 categories which include the reintroduction of the Youth category to recognise photographers aged 13 to 18. The Grand Prize winner will be selected from among the total pool of finalists by Scott Gray, CEO of the World Photography Organisation.

There is $54,000 worth of Sony camera gear to win at the 2024 Alpha Awards – including $4,000 of Sony digital imaging gear per category and each of the category finalists will be in with the chance to win the overall Grand Prize of Sony digital imaging gear to the value of $10,000.

Jun Yoon, Head of Sony Digital Imaging ANZ commented, “The ninth year of our Alpha Awards photo competition has uncovered another breathtaking collection of images. We are blessed with amazingly talented photographers in the Sony Alpha Community across Australia and New Zealand and their creative brilliance is on full display in 2024. We will be announcing the winners at our ceremony on Friday 27 September 2024 at the iconic White Bay Power Station, the venue for our inaugural Scene Tradeshow. The genera

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Finalists
Astrophotography
Alexander Yan, AU
Brent Martin, AU
Cory Marshall, AU
Damir Maksan, AU
Jay Town, AU
Nicholas Doran, NZ
City/Street
Angelo Cosgayon, AU
Kaylob Eyles, AU
Laurence Arundell, AU
Luke David, NZ
Tony Pham, AU
Creative
Leighton Compton, AU
Linda Bernau, AU
Mike Hobbert, AU
Steve Meier, NZ
Editorial
Joe Vo, AU
Mauro Barberis, AU
Nick Gane, AU
Sim Chong, AU
Tyson Peisley, AU
Landscape
Mike Hobbert, AU
John Ford, NZ
Keith Campbell, NZ
Mitchell Wong, AU
Scott Howes, NZ
Scott Thompson, AU
Nature
Clayton Harris, AU
Lewis Burnett, AU
Peter Hutchins, AU
Ross Gudgeon, AU
Ross Mastrovich, NZ
Geoffrey Hui, AU
Rowan Dear, AU
Vikrant Deshpande, AU
Portrait
Anthony Stonehouse, AU
Benizi Santamaria, AU
Fraser Penning, NZ
Ian Reichstein, AU
Rachel Jordan, NZ
Sport
Andy Cheung, AU
Blake Pickup, NZ
Jay Town, AU
Seascape
Darren Cole, AU
Jarvis Smallman, AU
Jeff Sheppeard, AU
Maribi Mazo Lavin, AU
Mike Hobbert, AU
Ji Deng, AU
Wedding
Michael Kouk, NZ
Wenyuan Kuang, NZ
Ben Sowry, AU
Youth
Hong An Te, AU
Indi Willson, AU
Jarvis Smallman, AU

Sony has extended their congratulations to all finalists and entrants and wishes all involved the best of luck. The winners of the ninth annual Sony Alpha Awards will be announced on Friday 27 September at a private awards night, held in Sydney.

Sony Scene Tradeshow
In 2024, Sony is introducing the first ever Scene Tradeshow. This ticketed event takes place over two days where attendees will have the opportunity to get hands on with the latest Sony cameras, lenses and accessories. Taking place on the Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 of September at the White Bay Power Station in Rozelle, Sydney attendees will be inspired by industry experts through a curated selection of talks, panels and masterclasses. On display at the Scene Tradeshow will be a printed artist gallery of all finalists in the 2024 Alpha Awards, and a screening of the shortlisted films for Sony’s short film competition, Catchlight Film Festival. Sony’s Scene Tradeshow is a photography, film making and content creators expo event and is not one to miss. Register your interest.

-Brad

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