Focus on Imaging 2010 marks the fist time that British Photographer James Madelin will be showcasing his award-winning invention, the orbis ring flash, on home soil. Designed to be a compact and affordable alternative to expensive studio ring flash systems, the orbis ring flash was first conceived in James’ garden shed. Now manufactured in New Zealand, has secured global distribution a year after launch. James Madelin and the orbis ring flash can be found on stand C41 in Hall 9 & 10 at Focus on Imaging at Birmingham NEC, 7 - 10 March 2010.

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British photography invention comes home.

Focus on Imaging 2010 marks the fist time that British Photographer James Madelin will be showcasing his award winning invention, the orbis™ ring flash, on home soil. James Madelin will be doing personal demos with gorgeous models alongside newly signed distributors for UK and Ireland, Snapperstuff.

The orbis™ was designed to be a compact and affordable alternative to expensive studio ring flash systems. Its design was first conceived in James’ garden shed. Little over a year after launch, the orbis™ has secured global distribution and a Pop Award from prestigious American Publication, Popular Photography.

UK Magazine Practical Photography listed the orbis™ as one of their “most wanted accessories” in 2009. The ring flash has also been reviewed by prestigious TIPA publications across Europe.

The orbis™ was designed and manufactured by enlight photo ltd. The company is based in New Zealand with remote offices in the UK and USA.

Find James Madelin and the Snapperstuff team exhibiting on stand C41 in Hall 9 & 10

Focus on Imaging is at Birmingham NEC, 7 - 10 March 2010
http://www.focus-on-imaging.co.uk

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