Part (II)- The expo floor: After 12 hours of driving, 6 hours of sleep and a 1 hour train ride, the photo team has arrived.The PDN expo floor was crowed with  hundreds of exhibitors and there were a lot to see. Here we will be highlight some of the more interesting booths that we saw.

Staring with the Big 3; Canon, Nikon and Sony. All 3 have huge booths that was busy with constant talks and product demos. There are some great speaker talking about on location shoots, studio shoots and what the equipment can offer. Sony is pushing hard with their new line of high end DSLRs, the build is fairly impressive and the camera got a good feel to it, but the biggest flaw remains to be their lack of lens choices. If we ever get our hands on a unit, we will definitely give you a full run down.  Canon and Nikon have their arrays of equipment on display and play with,  with Nikon showing their software Nx-capture and their MONSTER 200-400 2.8 lens (that lens was the size of my leg) ; Canon showing off their arrays of equipment, but no new 1Ds and an impressive collections of printers.

One interesting thing about the Nikon booth is that they set up a small photo shoot for people. it was kinda cool… judge for yourself. (check out the demographic)

There are other high lights as we walk around, we stopped by Lens baby booth and looks like they have expanded their line of products, if you are into tilt shift  or very advanced focus control go check them out. For those who need a good and solid portfolio, Lost Luggage is here to help, and look for our coming reviews!  Pelican case is always a good stop to check out their great hard case. In the up coming weeks we will also talk about new services and products that we come across.

After a hard day of talk and walking the photo teaming stop by our gracious host the PDN, and here picture of us chilling at the press room. And we will be reviewing some of the software demo that we received in the coming weeks. After more SHEI promotion work we decided to call it a day and head into NYC. Look out for part III, NYC in 10 hours with Sunny as your tour guide.

If you have been following our post, we talked about the Instax last time.  One correction to the last post is that the camera was the Instax 200, sorry for any confusion. And we are definitely doing this next year with the Photo team!