Tuesday will be the third and last day of TPS, so plenty of time left to get on down there and immerse in a fantastic world of photographic ephemera....
The show has several different aspects, and I was definitely impressed with the amount of training/education that was going on. Using our kit better has to be a good thing, as is the broadening of ideas and concepts. Then there is the kit itself, and from all the manufacturers we are getting cameras with unbelievable features. It is difficult to name one star camera amongst so many bright new stars. Lenses too are getting better and better all the time, with now a huge choice of mirrorless optics freely available. DSLR options may be reducing, but Canon, Nikon and Pentax are all still in the game.
Other items featured are magazines, although I didn't notice if there were any of the usual free bags on offer, drones and courses on the use of drones, printing, paper supplies, lighting and all the other accessories that go with photography.
A few more pictures today from our Saturday visit to the show, the rest being on the first two blogs and also the report on ePHOTOzine.