22 Sep 2008

Live from Photokina

Author:

Olivier Laurent

Photokina, the world's largest photography trade show, is opening tomorrow in Cologne, Germany. The show, which is held every two years, is the one place to be if you are after the latest news - new cameras, flash systems, or even competitions.

BJP's news editor Olivier Laurent and editor Simon Bainbridge are in Cologne to report on the latest announcements. We will be meeting with all the major players to discuss their new products and what's coming next.

The show will kick start tomorrow, but you won't have to wait for some major announcements. Check back at midnight today for news and a dozen images of what could be Photokina's most talked about camera. BJP was given details in advance of its announcement, and we will share them with you tonight.

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