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pdfCamp: the PDF event you really do not want to miss

Picture it: a room full of people who live and breathe PDF, the callas team who actually build the software, and your trickiest production files, all in one place. That is pdfCamp. Bring your problems, help shape what callas builds next, meet PDF users from around the world, and you might even get a first look at features coming in the next release.

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Register your interest and you will be the first to hear when the next date and venue are confirmed.

Six reasons pdfCamp is a must attend

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Shape the next release

pdfCamp is famous for it: attendees tell callas what they need, and those ideas go straight to the people who decide what gets built next. Your feature request could be the next big thing in pdfToolbox.

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Meet the callas team

Sit down with the developers and product specialists behind pdfToolbox, pdfaPilot and pdfChip. No support tickets, no waiting, just real conversations with the people who know the software inside out.

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Get a sneak peek

You might even see new features from the next release before anyone else does, and get to tell the team what you think of them.

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Meet users from around the world

Printers, publishers, prepress pros and developers travel from all over to be there. Swap tips, compare workflows and build contacts you will use for years.

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Bring your own files

Come with the PDFs that fail in production and the questions you have never had time to answer. Real problems set the agenda, and you work through them with experts at your side.

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Leave with answers

Profiles, fixes, flow ideas and new contacts you can put to work the very next morning. Places are limited, so every attendee gets real time on their own problems.

Created by callas, loved by its users

pdfCamp is a hands on event format created by callas software. It runs twice a year, in spring and autumn, and moves to a new location each time, so the next one could be just around the corner.

Forget long presentations and sales pitches. Each pdfCamp brings production professionals, partners and the callas team together to solve real problems, trade ideas and talk about where PDF technology is heading. People leave buzzing, and most of them come back.

Register your interest and we will tell you the moment the next date and location are confirmed, so you can grab your place before it fills up.

About callas pdfCamp ↗

Straight answers

When is the next pdfCamp?

The next date is to be announced. Register your interest below and we will tell you as soon as the date and venue are confirmed.

Who is it for?

Anyone who works with PDF in production: prepress operators, workflow and production managers, developers integrating PDF tools and people running Enfocus Switch flows. You do not need to be an expert.

What will we work on?

Whatever attendees bring. Common topics include preflight and fixing, callas pdfToolbox profiles and process plans, automation with Enfocus Switch, imposition, PDF/A and accessibility, and files created by AI tools.

How is it different from a conference?

There are no long presentations. It is hands on and practical, and the people in the room set the agenda.

Will I meet the callas team?

Yes. The people who build and support callas software are there, so you can ask questions directly, suggest new features and sometimes see what is coming in the next release.

Can I suggest new features?

Absolutely. pdfCamp is known for it. Bring your ideas and the problems you wish the software solved, and share them with the callas team in person.

Where is it held and what does it cost?

The location changes from event to event. Details, including venue and any cost, are confirmed with each date. Register your interest and we will send them to you first.

Do not miss the next pdfCamp.

Places are limited and they go fast. Register your interest now and be the first to hear when the next date and venue are confirmed. No obligation.

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