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Re: [OM] ...And Six Months Later.

Subject: Re: [OM] ...And Six Months Later.
From: "Clemente Colayco" <litefoot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 20:42:05 +0800
Can you tell us more about what makes one photo lab better than another?
>From experience I know that the operator of the printing machine to some
extent controls the color balance of the print,to what extent does the
proper mix? quality and freshness of the developing chemicals have on the
quality of the final print?

Does the freshness of the developer chemical matter much?

Thanks

Titoy ( trying to know better one good quick photo lab from another.)_
----- Original Message -----
From: "Josh Lohuis" <josh1@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [OM] ...And Six Months Later.


> > How's the photolab work going?  (I always found that sort of thing
> depressing -- mass-produced photography always seemed to rob it of its
> magic...)
> >
> > Garth
> >
>
>
>    Well, while printing in "mass-production mode" I bend my entire
> photographic focus towards keeping the general consumer in a state of
> "happiness".  Some of the things that go through that priunter I try to
> banish from memory.  I keep telling myself that people want pictures to
> document memories, or to showcase areas of their lives, etc.  My slogan
is:
> Consumers take pictures, Photographers make pictures.
> It is this phrase that enables me to seperate my photography from general
> lab work.  I am fortunate that many people often have "real" work that
needs
> my attention.  My interest in Photography over the past little while has
> really allowed me to learn quite a bit about it.  This is the reason I was
> hired.  I bring a some knowledge of how to make (or rather take) pictures
as
> opposed to developing them.  I am enjoying helping people with the
abstract,
> offering advice on lighting, film choice etc.  I am glad to be working in
a
> consumer lab, it gives me the opportunity to help people understand that
> Kodak Max film is not the best for portraits in the Bahamas (I've heard
> this).
>
>     Thanks for all the welcoming comments,
>
>               Josh Lohuis
>
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