I went with my friends Imran and Misha today to a Canon expo at the 798 Art District. This was a free event put on by Canon to showcase some of their new products like the EOS 60D and 300mm f2/8L IS II lens.
The event was in an old water or oil tank. The space was actually pretty cool. 
![IMG_3351[4] The rusted walls of the tank from the inside with light streaming in through the glass on top.](https://www.tonychor.com/photos/2009/7ed6073cf22b_DD47/IMG_33514.jpg)
Inside, they had a almost their whole line-up of gear to lust over. 
One of the nice freebies they offered was sensor and lens cleaning. Through this process, I learned my beloved (but battered) 70-200 2.8L lens has some moisture residue inside and the barrel is loose. Time for a repair. 
Around the edges they had set up mini-studios with their gear to shoot plus models in different environments to shoot in. In the middle they were printing peoples' photos on the various Canon printers. They also had a stage for presentations and a little theater to show movies shot with the Canon DSLRs. 
![IMG_3334[4] Silouette of a photographer shooting a seated model in a black dress.](https://www.tonychor.com/photos/2009/7ed6073cf22b_DD47/IMG_33344.jpg)
![IMG_3329[4] My bust shot of the same model in the black dress.](https://www.tonychor.com/photos/2009/7ed6073cf22b_DD47/IMG_33294.jpg)
Unfortunately, I think the models were a bit bored and let it show. 
Still, the event was fun and worth every penny. :) I really appreciate Canon putting these kinds of events on to let the community try stuff out.
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