Symposium on technologies for digital photo fulfillment

International Symposium

"Technologies for Digital Photo Fulfillment (TDPF) with special
    focus on The Life Cycle of Photo Books"
Manchester, United Kingdom
15-16 September 2016

In conjunction with Printing for Fabrication 2016 (32nd
International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies/NIP32) and
in cooperation with The Royal Photographic Society

There is still time to register for the TDPF meeting being held in
Manchester September 2016.  This year's meeting has a special focus
on photobooks, including the preservation of printed substrates and
digital files.

Programme

Thursday 15 September 2016

15:00 - 17:20
Tools and Strategies of Print Preservation

    "Printing to Preserve: How Are We Doing Today?"

        Joseph LaBarca
        Pixel Preservation International (USA)

    "Kodak Professional Endura Technology for the Premium Photo Book
    Market"

        Patrick W. Webber
        Kodak Alaris (USA)

    "Original Photopaper Developments and Applications to Further
    the Advancement and Growth of the Premium Photo Book Segment"

        Anthony Pieters
        Fujifilm Europe B.V. (the Netherlands)

Friday 16 September 2016

Photo Book Construction and Preservation
10:10 - 12:10

    "Long-Term Digital Preservation of Photo Books"

        Mark B. Mizen
        All About Images (USA)

    "Using Technology to Acquire Customers in the Personalised Photo
    Market"

        Dianne Moralee
        Taopix Limited (UK)

    "Customer Photo Books for the Future"

        Brigitte Vantieghem
        Peleman Industries, Inc. (USA)

Factors That Influence Permanence And durability of Photo Books
12:30 - 15:00

    "Safety of Freezing Inkjet Prints for Long Term Storage"

        Ivey Barker and Daniel Burge
        Image Permanence Institute (USA)

    "Photo Book Permanence and Durability Standards and Their Impact
    on the Fulfillment Industry"

        Stuart T. Gordon
        Kodak Alaris (USA)

    "A Guide for the Assessment and Mitigation of Bleed, Gloss
    Change, and Mold in Inkjet Prints During High-Humidity
    Conditions"

        Jennifer Burger
        University of Rochester and Daniel Burge, Image Permanence
        Institute (USA)

For further information and to register, please see

    <URL:http://www.imaging.org/site/IST/Conferences/NIP/IST/Conferences/NIP/Printing_For_Fabrication_NIP.aspx>

Anna Fricker


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