The diary game || Better life witrh steem| Visiting the photography Exibition -Part 2

Hi friends,

I am jyoti from india

I am going to continue writing the diary of last Sunday. I already have a diary about the photography exhibition we visited that day. I will write its continuation here. Next, we went to the star where there are LED screens.

There were large LED screens that they had on display for sale and rental. The LED screens were about 12 feet high and about 20 feet wide. They said they could be even bigger. Their parts are brought separately in boxes. They are assembled at the place where they are displayed and then connected to a computer or WiFi and the image is displayed. The clarity is very good, as well as the color and lighting are wonderful. Such screens are suitable for use in large events and functions.

Next, we went to the photo frame store. There were many items displaying photo frames with LED lights. They ranged from small photo frames to three-foot to four-foot tall photo frames. They were also equipped with LED lights, and the frames looked very beautiful. We looked at them all and bought some for our store.

There was another stall next to it where a photo album company was showcasing their products. There were various photo albums there, in different shapes and sizes. After the photographers took the photos, they sent them digital files and they printed them and put everything together to make an album book. They charged a minimum charge for that, which is 50 rupees in Indian rupees for making a single album, which is a very low price in today's market.

And the photo frames they made were very unique, especially the boxes, the drawers, sliders, the jewelry boxes, and the gift boxes. After seeing all the albums anbd frames I thought that such albums would be very memorable and a great gift for you for weddings and other occasions.

Apart from these, there were also photo frames, which were printed using UV printers and printed on acrylic and canvas and put up for display. They were different and innovative. The photos of married couples were framed in this way and were very suitable for keeping at home. Their price was very low. Photographers would give these people the photos taken at such events and have them make such frames.

After I saw those stalls here, I left there and went to the next stall. There were Epson printers on display, including inkjet printers, laser printers, UV printers, sublimation printers, and various types of printers. These printers have come to the market to print photos on various media. With such printers, we can paint our photos on various media. For example, we can paint on hard sheets like acrylic sheets, home sheets, and we can also print on media like mugs, t-shirts, and canvas. These have made printing jobs very easy.

After this, we went to the nearby Canon camera stall where they had a woman sitting there as a model. She looked like a bride in the garden, dressed in traditional Indian attire and very beautiful. Generally, in India, photography is mostly done at wedding functions and photoshoots of brides, so this kind of setting was seen a lot in these exhibitions. Artists and photographers were also taught technical things like how to decorate the stage and how to take photos. I also visited all of them.

We visited many more stalls and couldn't write about them all in this diary, so I'm going to write about them in the next diary. I hope you read and like this diary.