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Welcome to the first Lowepro
Preferred Photographer Newsletter
Greetings!
We're excited to introduce this issue of this newsletter-the first of many to come from Lowepro over the months and years ahead. Here you'll find news, tips and thoughts about the passion we share for photography and the ever-evolving world of imagery.
This month, we're thrilled to share some of the iconic images from rock and roll photographer Richard E. Aaron. Learn a useful tip from our in-house photo evangelist and see how our breakthrough adventure-sport backpack already garnered an award just after its launch. We also added a new and exciting person on our team.
Read on. Enjoy. And thanks for subscribing. We hope you'll like what you see.
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 PHOTO SPORT 200 AW NAMED EDITOR'S PICK
The editors at Photo Life magazine have selected the Photo Sport 200 AW as Editor's Choice. This ultra-lightweight, dual-compartment backpack offer ample space for personal gear and a camera kit. Lightweight, resilient and high-performance tec h fabrics with ultra-tear-strength coating provide extra durability.
Fits: Pro DSLR without grip with lens attached, flash, hydration reservoir (not included). and personal items.
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James Brown to Peter Frampton: Rock and Roll Shooter Richard E. Aaron Always Times it Right
Best known for his music photography, Richard E. Aaron has the distinction of being the photographer for more than 50 album covers-including the world's biggest-selling, double-live LP, Frampton Comes Alive. Now as Peter Frampton's 35th Anniversary Tour travels the world in 2011, his images are front and center on reproduced vinyl, CDs and scrapbooks available as the band travels in North America, the UK and Europe. Read our Q&A with Aaron as he shares some tips, experiences and reflections of what makes a dedicated rock photographer a successful rock photographer. Continue reading...
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PHOTOGRAPHERS TIP: HOW TO HELP PREVENT SENSOR DUST
Sometimes particles on the back of the lens you're about to mount on a DSLR will end up on the image sensor. A great way to cut down on the possibility of unwanted sensor dust is to blow off the back of your lens every time before you mount it on your camera. I prefer a simple Rocket Blaster that delivers a clean burst of air. Stay away from canned air and other aerosols. Use your simple blower bulb every time you change lenses, and you will help protect yourself against sensor dust.
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 LOWEPRO APPOINTS PHOTOGRAPHER RELATIONS MANAGER
We're excited to welcome back seasoned photographer relations professional Suzanne Caballero Knowlton and look forward to strengthening our 40+ years of collaboration with professional shooters around the globe. Since we're all about connecting with photographers, one of Suzanne's roles is to reach out to pros and aspiring pros. Our Lowepro Preferred Photographer program is a great example of Lowepro's passion to design and provide shooters with the ideal carrying solutions for their work. Learn more. |
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Our trek started in a small Colorado garage over 40 years ago. Since then, we've been traveling the world on the backs and shoulders of the best photographers on the planet. We've learned. We've innovated. We've become a leader.
We're looking forward to sharing this journey with you.
Sincerely,
The Lowepro Team
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