Every day brings unforgettable moments.
On the morning of the 10th, a close relationship with us, an American entrepreneur, returned to our booth with their company's photographer. The photographer expressed a keen interest in the Remote camera assistant and Smart camera box, having already tried them out multiple times. As he exchanged thoughts on photography experiences and shooting techniques with our CEO, it felt like they found a shared passion. After discussing the features and methods of using the Smart camera box, they decided to use it as a base at their own villa. They plan to capture images of small animals, coyotes, and birds in the garden in front and behind their house, as well as nocturnal raptors. Without the need to venture far, they're creating stunning wildlife photography right in their backyard.
In the afternoon, a special customer arrived – tall, dressed in an all-black suit. He wore the distinctive hat of the Jewish ethnicity, with two small braids hanging down from each side of his forehead, adding a distinct and stylish touch. He showed a keen interest in our products and extended an invitation for detailed discussions in New York.
Soon after, another visitor arrived, telling us that this was his second visit. He mentioned that he noticed our busyness yesterday, didn't want to disturb, grabbed some brochures, and explored our products. He said he is a photographer from Canada, attending CES for the 26th consecutive year, always on the lookout for emerging products. Among all the products he encountered at this year's exhibition, UELERET's offerings stood out as the most distinctive. He expressed keen interest, noting the absence of similar products in the entire venue. He shared insights into potential use cases in Canada. While he used to specialize in bird photography, he now focuses on indoor shoots. He expressed that will share his newfound discovery with ecological photographers in Canada upon returning home.
On the 11th, a photographer from Taiwan visited our booth. He was shooting a promotional video for a company in this hall. As soon as he spotted our products, his eyes were fixed on them from a considerable distance, prompting him to stop in front of our booth. He delved into a detailed understanding of our products, engaging in a lengthy and enthusiastic conversation with our CEO. We later learned that he is a contracted photographer for Canon in Taiwan. Expressing his delight in knowing that our products had been purchased by distributors in Taiwan, he mentioned being eager to try them out. After leaving, he sent us a message on WeChat, stating that the greatest gain of his trip was discovering our products.
On the 12th, around 11 AM, a young lady stopped by, captivated by the Car camera stabilizer. She appeared to be a genuine wildlife photography enthusiast. Taking the time to thoroughly understand each product, she quickly identified potential usage scenarios, relating them to her own experiences capturing scenes in the United States. Even when her husband came over to urge her to move along, she insisted, saying, "I'm not leaving; I'll be right here. Come find me when you're done."
She expressed the desire to take away our samples, with the Car camera stabilizer catching her eye first. She showed interest in every product, including the Remote camera assistant mini, Smart camera box, Smart camera pal, and the Adjustable camera dolly. She meticulously planned out the shooting scenarios for each product. Spending approximately 3 hours with us, she left with the products, emphasizing that we must reach out to her when any new products are released and intend to promote our products within the North American wildlife photography community.
The wildlife photographers we encountered at this exhibition gave high praise to our products, and photography equipment dealers expressed keen interest. It was a fruitful experience for us.
