2 February 2009 16:38 GMT / By Verity Burns
Canon has launched the EOS Professional Network (EPN) across the UK & Ireland.The EPN will be made up of EOS Professional Centres and EOS Professional Stockists, and has been developed to help customers through the whole process from buying a camera to printing the photos.
The EOS Professional Centres and Stockists will have specially-trained staff that will be able to demonstrate the wide range of Canon imaging products that both the Centres and Stockists will hold, as well as stage regular demonstration days and pro events.
In addition, EOS Professional Centres will offer photographers the chance to try Canon professional kit within a dedicated studio with professional lighting.
You'll even be able to rent out equipment from the EOS Professional Centres, and members of Canon Professional Services (CPS) will be able to drop off and collect kit for repair or sensor clean.
For more information, head over to the EPN page on Canon's website. DSLR cameras


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