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David Montizambert
Dave Montizambert owns and operates Montizambert Photography located in downtown Vancouver. For the past 22 years their company has created photographic images to aid various organizations and companies with their communication needs. They have created images for clients such as: McDonalds Foods, Motorola, Atlanta Scientific/Nexus Engineering, Toyo Tires, Tri-Star Pictures, Warner Brothers, Constantine Films of Germany, Chevron Canada, Cuervo Tequila, the C.B.C., J&B Scotch, Hong Kong Bank, Chimera Softboxes, Monsanto Chemicals, B.C. Lottery Corp., Blackcomb & Whistler Mountains, Tsing Tao Brewery of China, B.C. Hot House, B.C. Tel, No Fear Sports Gear, Kodak's Global Notes, and Canada Post.
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More than Megapixels Unpublished
Digital capture is becoming a reality for the professional photographer. Montizambert Photography Inc. built its dream studio and went fully digital last July, a move made possible by Foveon's next-generation digital capture workstation.
With workflow much more streamlined than with traditional film photography, we are finding that clients are embracing the technology with us. My partner/brother Mark and I are also reclaiming previously outsourced revenue streams since going digital. These include fees for digital manipulation, color correcting, retouching and CMYK conversions, plus immediate sales on people shots.
Since we began advertising our digital capture capabilities, numerous projects we've secured have been directly attributable to the quick turnaround and impressive session capabilities of our new Foveon digital...
David Montizambert: More than Megapixels Unpublished
Instant composition is strength of next-generation digital gear.
Digital capture is becoming a reality for the professional photographer. Montizambert Photography Inc. built its dream studio and went fully digital last July, a move made possible by Foveon’s next-generation digital capture workstation.
With workflow much more streamlined than with traditional film photography, we are...
