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Canon's CS100 Connect Station - an easy way to back up your photos on the go

Transfer your latest adventures with just one tap of your NFC camera or upload images easily and directly from SD or CF cards, phone, tablet or memory card. Then enjoy them in Full HD on your TV and share them with friends online.

Simply touch your NFC camera to transfer photos and movies

Enjoy photos and movies from your different devices in one place

Share images to social media, the cloud or another Connect Station

Effortlessly transfer your favourite moments – from cameras and smart devices  

Acting as a central hub for up to 1TB of content in the home, the Connect Station CS100 makes worrying about which memory card or device your images are stored on a thing of the past. All your photos and movies can be easily imported from NFC-enabled Canon cameras and camcorders[1] with a single touch. 

Your favourite content can also be transferred to the Connect Station CS100 from a range of devices. Occasions captured on other cameras can be imported through a USB wired connection[1], or directly from a memory card[2]. Spontaneous moments shot on smartphones or tablets can be transmitted using Wi-Fi, via a web browser, making it easier than ever before to bring together all your images or videos.

Enjoy and manage your images on the big screen 
Once stored, the Connect Station CS100 is the perfect way to relive your special moments – from holidays to weddings – with your friends and family at home. The Connect Station CS100 can connect to large screen TVs via HDMI, allowing you to display and enjoy your images and movies in stunning Full HD resolution, the way they deserve to be viewed.  For more casual viewing, you can also wirelessly view albums on your smartphone, tablet or computer via a web browser. 

The Connect Station CS100 also makes it easy to organise your image libraries via your TV – using the dedicated infrared remote control you can view content in date order or create themed albums. 

Built for sharing  
Friends and family can also be kept up to date with your latest adventures. Using CANON iMAGE GATEWAY, your Connect Station CS100 lets you easily share your images and movies to a range of social media sites – as well as to irista, Canon’s cloud-based image management platform – for everyone to enjoy wherever they are. Albums can also be sent in full resolution to other Connect Station CS100s, allowing you to share with friends and families around the world, so they can enjoy and print at a later date. You can even print stored images, without the need for a PC, using a connected PictBridge via Wireless LAN compatible printer. 

The Connect Station CS100 is available in 11 languages[3].

Connect Station CS100 key benefits:
- Simply touch your NFC camera[4] to transfer photos and movies 
- Enjoy photos and movies from your different devices in one place
- Share images to social media[5], the cloud or another Connect Station  
- Print straight from your Connect Station  to your wireless printer[6]  
- Transfer to and from memory cards[7] or connect your  camera[1] via USB 

[1]  Connected using PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol). Compatible with Canon cameras and camcorders released in 2010 and later 
[2]  Images stored in a folder compliant with the DCIM or AVCHD folder structure are imported. 
[3]  Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese (Portugal) 
[4]  This function is intended for Canon cameras and camcorders featuring an NFC function supporting the Connect Station CS100 
[5]  Some features require a CANON iMAGE GATEWAY account. CANON iMAGE GATEWAY may not be supported in some countries or regions. Please visit www.canon-europe.com/cig for more information 
[6]  PictBridge via wireless LAN compatible printer 
[7]  Enjoy photos and movies from your different devices in one place

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Canon develops 4K projector combining high brightness in a compact body

Canon has announced that it is developing an LCOS projector capable of displaying 5,000 lumen video and still images at a resolution of 4,096 x 2,400 pixels, a level of definition that surpasses the 4,096 x 2,160 pixel-resolution of 4K digital cinema...

Tracing its beginnings back to the movie industry, 4K resolution content has been gaining traction in the broadcasting industry too. Amid ongoing advances in image quality and definition, made possible by the introduction of a growing number of 4K production tools, Canon is leveraging its proprietary optical technologies to make its entry into the 4K projector market in 2016.

 

Featuring a high definition 4,096 x 2,400 LCOS panel, content exceeding the resolution of 4K digital cinema can be projected.

OUTSTANDING PROJECTIONS

In addition to growing demand for high-resolution, high-quality imaging performance, there is an increased need for projectors that enable projection from close-range installation locations and offer compatibility with a variety of installation environments to facilitate use in such settings as museums with limited available space, driving and flight simulators, and on the design scene. In response to these needs, Canon is developing the 4K projector as a new model within its XEED series that not only achieves high brightness and high resolution, but also has a compact and lightweight body to accommodate a range of installation environments.

CONSTANT BRIGHTNESS

Equipped with a high-definition 4,096 x 2,400 pixel LCOS panel, the Canon 4K projector under development will support the projection of high-definition content that exceeds the resolution offered by 4K digital cinema. While increases in brightness performance for projectors commonly require larger lamps and cooling systems, resulting in increases in projector body size, Canon’s proprietary AISYS optical system delivers a bright 5,000 lumens performance while making possible significant reductions in body size and weight. Additionally, the projector will feature a newly developed 4K wide zoom lens capable of projecting large images from a short throw distance, as well as an optical focusing function that enables the projection of images on curved-surface screens.

• The new 4K projector is expected to make its debut during the first half of 2016.

Canon developing 8K Cinema EOS, display, plus a 120MP DSLR!

Canon Europe has announced that its parent company, Canon Inc., is developing a Cinema EOS System 8K camera and professional-use 8K reference display that will support the production of next-generation 8K video content, along with a DSLR equipped with a CMOS sensor featuring approximately 120 million effective pixels.

Canon, as a leading company in the field of imaging technology, conducts research and development into devices designed to support cinema and video production with the aim of expanding the boundaries of visual expression. Through the further enhancement of the Cinema EOS System 8K camera and with a professional-use 8K reference display under development, Canon aims to contribute to smooth production workflows, facilitating not only the input and output of 8K video content, but also processes such as 8K to 4K down-conversion and 4K cropping.

ULTRA-REALISTIC IMAGING

The Cinema EOS System 8K camera being developed will be equipped with a Canon Super 35mm-equivalent CMOS sensor that makes possible high-resolution 8,192 x 4,320 pixel (approximately 35.39 million effective pixels) imaging performance even at a frame rate of 60 frames per second with 13 stops¹ of dynamic range and a richly expressive wide colour gamut. Additionally, featuring a body size that realises outstanding mobility and a design that delivers high levels of operability, along with an EF mount that offers compatibility with Canon’s extensive interchangeable EF lens lineup², the camera will support diverse shooting styles and means of visual expression.

Incorporating Canon image-processing technology, the ultra-high-resolution 8K reference display currently under development will achieve high brightness, high contrast (high dynamic range) and a wide colour gamut. Additionally, with a pixel density exceeding 300 pixels per inch, a level approaching the limit of human visibility, the display will make possible ultra-realistic imaging that enables the reproduction of subtle changes in light that were previously not possible. Furthermore, when used in combination with the Cinema EOS System 8K camera, the display will be capable of conveying truly impressive levels of visual expression.

Canon is leading the way in sensor technology with a raft of new 8K products in development. Note: Image for illustration purposes only.

120MP DSLR IN DEVELOPMENT

Featuring a resolution of approximately 120 effective megapixels, the SLR camera now being developed will incorporate a Canon-developed high-pixel-density CMOS sensor within the current EOS-series platform, which will realise compatibility with the Company’s diverse interchangeable EF lens lineup³. The high-resolution images that the camera will be capable of producing will recreate the three-dimensional texture, feel and presence of subjects, making them appear as if they are really before one’s eyes. The camera will facilitate a level of resolution that is more than sufficient for enlarged poster-sized printout while also enabling images to be cropped and trimmed without sacrificing image resolution and clarity.

¹ A stop is a unit of measurement used to express dynamic range, which refers to the difference between the brightest and darkest areas of an image that can be simultaneously captured.

² Out of the 96 lenses that make up the EF lens lineup, 78 models (60 EF lenses and 18 EF Cinema Lenses) will be compatible with the 8K camera under development.

³ Out of the 96 lenses that make up the EF lens lineup, 60 models will be compatible with the SLR camera under development.

The winners of our 2015 World Photography Day competition

Theme: 'The Funny Side of Life'.  

Judges - (thank you!) : Domenic Aquilina, our Canon Ambassador for Malta, Ruben Buhagiar, Canon photographer & Alan Falzon, Avantech representative & Canon photographer

The winners:  Drumroll..........

Most voted for by public

Titled 'Hello, are you there', by Pierre S., with 311 votes



Most voted for by judges

Titled '...they don't have Facebook', by Manuel C.

Most voted for by judges & public

Titled 'nutty old man' by Noel M.

Well done to our winners!   We look forward to welcoming you at our premises to pick up your  €300 voucher!

Canon celebrates triple EISA Awards success

Canon has won three prestigious awards from the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA). The EOS 7D Mark II has been named the ‘European Prosumer DSLR Camera 2015-2016’, both the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R have been honoured with the title of ‘European Professional DSLR Camera 2015-2016’, while the EF11-24mm f/4L USM lens has been awarded ‘European Professional DSLR Lens 2015-2016’...

Voted for by panels of editors representing nearly 50 prominent magazines from across 20 European countries, the EISA Awards honour products which combine the most advanced technology, intuitive design and sought-after features, while also providing genuine value to end users. Each of the awarded products has been received with great acclaim since launch, and the EISA award recognition is further testament to their exceptional quality and performance.

The EOS 7D Mark II: European Prosumer DSLR Camera 2015-2016

INNOVATION AND QUALITY

“Canon has a warranted reputation for producing high-quality products that our customers really value,” said Steve Marshall, Product Marketing Director, Consumer Imaging Group, Canon Europe. “For us, photography is all about expression and discovery and as a company we consistently strive to produce pioneering, class leading products and technologies that enable people to tell their own stories through quality photography. Each of our awarded products is a fantastic example of our dedication and commitment to pushing boundaries and bringing new capabilities to both professionals and consumers, so we are truly honoured to receive such distinguished awards from the EISA panel.”

The EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R: European Professional DSLR Camera 2015-2016

Discussing the three awards, the EISA panel said: “The Canon EOS 7D Mark II (above) is one of the best APS-C DSLRs ever made, offering features normally only available in professional full frame models. The 65-point AF system gives fast and responsive focusing in a wide range of conditions, even when tracking fast moving subjects. It can shoot at 10 frames per second, with a huge buffer even when shooting in Raw. The build quality is superb, with full weatherproofing that can cope with almost any conditions. Overall the 7D Mark II is perfect for sports, action and wildlife photographers who like to capture the most fleeting moments.”

“The Canon EOS 5DS and 5DS R (right) are the highest resolution full frame DSLRs on the market. The two models give photographers a choice: the EOS 5DS includes an optical low-pass filter to suppress digital imaging artefacts, while the EOS 5DS R cancels its effect for the sharpest possible images. The 50.6-million-pixel sensor, dual DIGIC 6 processors, reduced mirror vibration and reliable metering deliver superb image quality, while the 61-point AF with 41 cross-type points ensures reliable and fast AF performance. These two cameras are the perfect choice for professional photographers for whom ultimate image quality really matters.”

The EF11-24mm f/4L USM: European Professional DSLR Lens 2015-2016

“With the 11-24mm f/4L USM lens (left), Canon’s engineers have constructed one of the best wide angle zooms ever made. The world’s widest rectilinear zoom provides class-leading image quality, with exceptional sharpness at all settings even on high resolution sensors. Distortion, chromatic aberration and vignetting are all kept reasonably low. Construction is superb, with weather sealing for outdoor use, and the autofocus is fast and silent. Full-frame users specialising in landscape, architectural or interior photography who demand exceptional optical performance need look no further. It’s bulky and expensive, but for those who can afford it, it’s an absolutely outstanding piece of glass.”

About EISA

EISA originated in 1982 when five editors-in-chief from European photographic magazines met to decide the ‘European Camera of the Year’ for the first time. In 1989, after another 10 photo magazines had come onboard to judge, the European Imaging and Sound Association was formed. Today EISA has members from 50 magazines from 20 different European countries. The association meets every year to decide on the annual EISA awards for the best products launched over the previous 12 months in the fields of photography, video, audio, home theatre, mobile devices and in-car electronics.

Enter the world of Digital SLR photography and benefit from a €30.00 cashback offer valid till the 31st of January 2015

The EOS CANON EOS 1200D + EFS 18-55 III lens is the ideal camera to start you off in the world of Digital SLR photography. A versatile camera which is easy and fun to use.

DETAILS

Embrace every opportunity
Capture the emotion of the moment, with a DSLR camera that’s easy to use and delivers results you’ll love.

Photos you’ll be proud of
Shoot photos and video with a quality and character all of their own. 18-megapixel images from the EOS 1200D are packed with detail and are large enough to be printed at sizes up to A2+. Videos have a professional look and feel that looks great played back on your home HDTV.

Capture memories even as it gets dark
When light levels get low the EOS 1200D boosts its sensitivity to light so your pictures stay sharp and you can reduce the need to use flash. Shooting with ambient light is a great way of capturing the atmosphere of an occasion, and remaining discreet for those priceless moments and natural expressions.

Easy to use for any subject
When you compose a photograph using the EOS 1200D the camera analyses the scene too, looking for brightness, colour and the presence of movement and faces. This information is used to set the most appropriate camera settings for the scene, whether it’s a detail-packed landscape or fast-moving action. A built-in Feature Guide, and supporting app, help you learn more about your camera whenever you want.

Discover DSLR photography with EOS Companion app
Use the accompanying EOS Companion app to explore the features and controls of your EOS 1200D and learn about how different lenses can deliver new creative options and capture different subjects. Interactive tutorials and assignments will inspire you and help you develop your skills.

Ergonomic design you’ll love to use
An optical viewfinder allows you to compose and anticipate your shot, so you’ll always be ready to capture the emotion behind the moment. With its friendly controls that are instinctive to use, and a large 7.5cm (3”) LCD screen for image review, the EOS 1200D is a joy to use.

Express your creative side
Emphasise the main subject in a photo by isolating it against a soft, blurred background – a look characteristic of DSLR photography. Use one of five Creative filters to add a personal touch to your photography, including Grainy Black & White to Toy Camera and Fish Eye effect.

Stay in focus
Keep subjects looking sharp by placing them underneath one of the EOS 1200D’s nine focusing points. These are spread out across the viewfinder, letting you place your subject either in the middle of the frame or off-centre, for a more interesting composition.

See the world through different eyes
Change your viewpoint and capture different subjects as your photography progresses, with the extensive Canon EF and EF-S lens ranges. Get up close with a telephoto lens, or get even more of the scene in with an ultra wide-angle zoom.

For more details on our cashback offers please follow this link

http://www.avantech.com.mt/canoncashback/

Or contact us at Avantech, where we will always be glad to assit you on any queries you may have.

When purchasing this camera, you will also benefit from a free 8gb Sandisk class 10 memory card (whilst stock lasts) 

This camera sells for €394.99

Canon Cashback spotlight: Get €200 back when you buy the EOS 5D III + 25-105mm until 31/01!

Get your hands on a 5D III + 24-105mm lens (priced at €3465 VAT inc.) until the end of January and benefit from a super saver cashback of €200!

Available from stock, please call us on 21488800 to reserve yours today!

Canon PowerShot SX700 HS - Price reduced from to €310.00 to €259.00! + further freebies

Travel light with the ultra-compact PowerShot SX700 HS, which packs a big 30x zoom for superb long distance close ups plus HS System, Full HD 60fps movies and Wi-Fi with NFC for quick and easy sharing.

Benefits

Ultra compact 30x optical zoom, 25mm wide-angle lens. 60x ZoomPlus

Stunning photos even in low light with HS System: 16.1 Megapixel CMOS, DIGIC 6

Sharp results in any situation with Intelligent IS plus 5-axis Dynamic IS for steady movies

Connect, backup and share easily using Wi-Fi with NFC support. Remote shooting and GPS tracking via smartphone

Full HD (1080p) movies at 60fps in stereo with optical zoom

Large 7.5 cm (3.0") PureColor II G LCD (922k sRGB)

Add your personal touch with Creative modes

Get a movie summary of your day with Hybrid Auto and enjoy ultimate ease with Smart Auto

Take control with Manual, Av and Tv modes

Capture action with high-speed shooting

And further to the above, when purchasing this unit, you will benefit from a €30.00 cash back (valid until the 31st of January 2015). You may refer to the following site for further details on this offer

http://www.avantech.com.mt/canoncashback/

You will also be given a Sandisk SD card 8gb class 10 completely free of charge, (whilst stocks last).

Opening times on Friday the the 9th of January

Dear clients, kindly note that we are open till 12:30pm tomorrow for a staff function.
Normal working hours will resume Monday 12th January.

Bring all your images together – Canon unveils Connect Station CS100

Canon today announces the Connect Station CS100, a unique photo-storage device that allows you to quickly and easily save, view and share your photos and movies, all from one single accessible location.

Effortlessly transfer your favourite moments – from cameras and smart devices

Acting as a central hub for up to 1TB of content in the home, the Connect Station CS100 makes worrying about which memory card or device your images are stored on a thing of the past. All your photos and movies can be easily imported from NFC-enabled Canon cameras and camcorders1 with a single touch.

Your favourite content can also be transferred to the Connect Station CS100 from a range of devices. Occasions captured on other cameras can be imported through a USB wired connection , or directly from a memory card . Spontaneous moments shot on smartphones or tablets can be transmitted using Wi-Fi, via a web browser, making it easier than ever before to bring together all your images or videos.

Enjoy and manage your images on the big screen. 

Once stored, the Connect Station CS100 is the perfect way to relive your special moments – from holidays to weddings – with your friends and family at home. The Connect Station CS100 can connect to large screen TVs via HDMI, allowing you to display and enjoy your images and movies in stunning Full HD resolution, the way they deserve to be viewed.  For more casual viewing, you can also wirelessly view albums on your smartphone, tablet or computer via a web browser.The Connect Station CS100 also makes it easy to organise your image libraries via your TV – using the dedicated infrared remote control you can view content in date order or create themed albums.

Built for sharing

Friends and family can also be kept up to date with your latest adventures. Using CANON iMAGE GATEWAY, your Connect Station CS100 lets you easily share your images and movies to a range of social media sites – as well as to irista, Canon’s cloud-based image management platform – for everyone to enjoy wherever they are. Albums can also be sent in full resolution to other Connect Station CS100s, allowing you to share with friends and families around the world, so they can enjoy and print at a later date. You can even print stored images, without the need for a PC, using a connected PictBridge via Wireless LAN compatible printer.

The Connect Station CS100 will be available in 11 languages.

Connect Station CS100 key benefits:

•             Simply touch your NFC camera  to transfer photos and movies

•             Enjoy photos and movies from your different devices in one place

•             Share images to social media , the cloud or another CMST

•             Print straight from your CMST to your wireless printer 

•             Transfer to and from memory cards  or connect your  camera1 via USB

Literal Wildlife Photographers: 19 Photos of Animals Getting Cozy with Camera Gear

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Isle Landers - a photo exhibition by Darrin Zammit Lupi

Product Spotlight: Canon Remote Control RC-6

If you want a small, versatile, inexpensive remote shooting accessory, look no further than the Canon Remote Control RC-6. Despite its diminutive size (32 x 63.5 x 6.5mm), this device can be used for a number of different tasks.


Camera compatibility: EOS 5D Mk II, 5D Mk III, 6D, 7D, 60D, 300D, 350D, 400D, 450D, 500D, 550D, 600D, 650D, M, 10, 100, 30, 30V, 33, 33V, 50, 50E, IX

The RC-6 is a wireless transmitter (infrared rather than radio waves). To work, it needs a receiver. Unlike wireless controllers, the receiver for the RC-6 is already built into a range of EOS models (see right). One reason the RC-6 is relatively inexpensive is that you are only buying half the system. You have already paid for the other half – if you have a compatible camera.

It is not possible to buy a separate receiver for the RC-6. If you do not have the right camera you will have to look at alternative methods for remote firing.

As you can see below, the sensor for the RC-6 is on the front of the camera (EOS 550D shown, but the sensor is in a similar position on other compatible cameras).

The RC-6 has a small hole in the bottom left corner for attaching a lanyard (not supplied).



Using the RC-6

The RC-6 is a very simple device, controlled by just a button and a switch. Make sure the drive mode is set to remote control. Aim the small black arrow in the silver circle at the camera and press the button to fire the shutter. A switch on the back gives the option of immediate firing (‘•’), or firing with a 2-second delay.

Line of sight

Infrared devices normally need to see each other – often known as ‘line-of-sight’. Based on this, it would seem that you can only use the RC-6 from in front of the camera, and you will find this quoted in some reviews. But it’s not strictly true. If you hold the RC-6 a few inches above the shutter release, aiming down, the shutter will fire when you press the remote button – useful as an alternative to a remote switch. It will even operate from behind the camera if the infrared beam is reflected back from a nearby surface.

When aimed from the front of the camera the range is given as 5 metres, though this will vary with the surroundings.

Infrared devices can be affected by fluorescent lighting, but we have not experienced any problems.

Recording movies

You can use the RC-6 to start and stop
movie recording on the EOS 60D. As with all uses of the RC-6, make sure that the drive mode is set to one of the remote shooting options (there are two options available in the EOS 60D – it doesn’t matter which you choose).

Set the switch on the RC-6 to ‘2’. When you press the RC-6 button the recording will start immediately. Pressing the button again will stop the recording. If the switch is set to ‘•’, pressing the RC-6 button will take a still photo.

This is a great little feature which we hope will be included in new EOS models.

Bulb mode

If you shoot in bulb mode, pressing the camera shutter button opens the shutter. It stays open for as long as you hold the button down – not very convenient for exposure times of more than a few seconds.

A remote switch is better. You can press and lock the remote button so that you can move away from the camera while the exposure is in progress.

But best of all is the RC-6. Press the button on the remote control unit to open the shutter, press it again to close the shutter. If you have the remote control set to 2-second delay, there will be a 2-second delay before the shutter first opens. During the exposure a timer displays the time elapsed on the LCD screen. If you have a camera compatible with the RC-6, using this technique is much easier than attaching a cable to the remote socket.

Bulbtimer
Above Elapsed time display during bulb exposure (shown on the top LCD of some models).

Self portraits

An obvious use for the RC-6 is for shooting self-portraits. Set One-shot mode. When you press to RC-6 button the camera will autofocus and then fire. However, if you do not want to include the RC-6 in the image, set the RC-6 switch to 2-second delay. Now when you fire the RC-6 at the camera you will have a couple of seconds to move the device out of the field-of-view before the picture is taken.

Other cameras

If you do not have one of the cameras compatible with the RC-6, what choices do you have?

Self portraits
For self-portraits you can use the self-timer mode, which is built into most models. When the self-timer is set (in the drive mode), pressing the shutter button starts the 2-second or 10-second timer (2-second delay not available on all models). This gives you time to move to the front of the camera. At the end of the period the shutter fires.
The advantage of the RC-6 is that you can fire the shutter when you are ready rather than waiting for the fixed delay to end.

Bulb exposures 
All EOS models have a remote socket, so you can use a thrid party remote switch to lock the shutter open during a long exposure.

Recording movies 
As far as we know, the RC-6 is the only device which will start and stop movie recording (currently only compatible with the EOS 60D).

Earlier remote controls

Also compatible with the above cameras are earlier versions – RC-1 and RC-5. The RC-1 offers the immediate and 2-second delay modes of the RC-6. The RC-5 only has the immediate firing mode.

Problems?
We regularly receive complaints about the RC-6 from photographers who say it is faulty. Generally it is not. Here are two things to check:

Drive mode 
The camera must be in the Self-timer/Remote Control mode for the RC-6 toSelftimerscreenoperate. Some cameras have more than one self-timer mode – you must use a mode with the symbol of a remote control unit. Pressing the shutter button in this mode gives you a 2 or 10-second self timer delay. Pressing the button on the RC-6 fires the shutter immediately (or with a 2-second delay).

Auto power
The RC-6 will only operate when the camera is switched on. If your camera automatically switches off after 30 seconds without use – one of the settings on the ‘Auto power off’ menu – it does not give Autopoweroffmuch time to move round to the front of the camera and fire. We set ‘Auto power off’ to ‘Off’ when using the RC-6 – the camera stays on until we turn the camera off. It’s a good idea to reset the ‘Auto power off’ to ‘1 minute’ or similar at other times to avoid draining the battery.

Avantech's & Canon's MCAST Art & Design collaboration

On Monday 17th November 2014, “Avantech” and “Canon”, as part of their collaboration with the Institute of Art & Design within MCAST, are sponsoring the Institute by donating the latest Canon photo video equipment – camera bodies, lenses and accessories, leading to the set-up of even better training facilities for students following courses in this field.

The Institute’s collaboration with Industry, namely Avantech and Canon ensure a steady stream of skilled and qualified employees into the workforce of this particular sector which is taught at MCAST Art & Design. Avantech sincerely believe that the provision of the Canon equipment will assist the students continue to excel in their chosen studies.

MCAST Art & Design was one of the first Institutes founded in 2001 when MCAST was founded and since then, it has been a growing success story which continues to develop new vocational education opportunities in 3D-Design,Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Interactive Media, Media (Moving Image), and Photography. The Institute is now venturing into areas of specialisation such as Game Graphics and Creative Mobile Technologies. The collaboration of the Institute with the local Industry, ever since its inception, have ensured an added opportunity for students to train for the real world of work.

Canon and Avantech are proud to be part of this success story that is MCAST.

Canon Pro Video Range Offers!!

Fantastic offer on Canon PG540 XL cartridges!

Super offer on the cartridge PG540 XL available as of today! Check it out! Get yours whilst stocks last!

To avail yourself of the offer kindly visit our facebook page (www.facebook.com/canonmalta), click on 'cartridge offer' above, and purchase online. Please print the receipt and present it at a Canon authorised reseller for pickup. We recommend calling the outlet to ensure availability beforehand.

For more info please call on 21488800.