If you've ever wondered how a photobook is put together then head to Northprint in Harrogate next month.

Konika Minolta will be using the exhibition to showcase the systems used to produce high-quality photobooks, as well as the hardware utilised for binding them.

Other attractions at the exhibition, which will run from May 10th until May 12th in the spa town, will include a virtual tour of the famous Betty's Tea Rooms.

Konica will use augmented reality technology to take visitors on a virtual tour of the attraction.

Innovations in substrates, colour and even smell will be on show in the exhibition's print for profit zone. The project is intended to show how companies can use inplants to provide a new customer experience and potentially boost business and attract new clients.

Northprint will feature four halls of exhibitors and more visitor attractions than ever before, according to its website.

Book making, photobook binding, laminating and die cutting are just some of the areas which are covered in the popular exhibition.