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Definition of photofinishing in English: photofinishingnoun ˌfəʊtə(ʊ)ˈfɪnɪʃɪŋˌfōdōˈfiniSHiNG mass nounThe commercial developing and printing of film. Example sentencesExamples - If a frame shop has a computer, Internet connection and scanner then no other equipment is needed to work with a photo-finishing service.
- The online photofinishing wars were supposed to be simple.
- Many photo-finishing services print on photo paper or watercolor paper and can produce the increasingly popular canvas transfers.
- Digital photography, as well as digital photofinishing, have resolved many of these problems, but in the process, have caused many others.
- Some analysts also argue that the old printing behavior will return, and the photo finishing businesses simply need to adapt to the technology.
- Some kiosk printers use traditional silverbased photographic paper just like you would expect from a one-hour minilab or professional photo finishing retailer.
- The staff at that time consisted of Mr Strasser, his wife, a typist and a packer, besides the staff in the professional photography, retail dealer and wholesale photo finishing departments.
- In Detroit, his father, Charles, took over a photo-finishing company that became large and profitable.
- Instead of using film, we will be transferring our images for photofinishing via the computer networks.
- Many photo-finishing services charge framers and other retailers wholesale prices for their work while allowing the framer to charge whatever they want for the finished piece.
- It is now betting its future in digital terrain - from cameras, inkjet paper and online photofinishing to photo kiosks and minilabs, X-ray systems and commercial printers.
- I have been employed for nearly two decades in the photo finishing industry as a senior technician, working on numerous types of optical photofinishing equipment, and now, digital photofinishing equipment.
- However, when a local service isn't available, or isn't convenient, you can use one of the many on-line photo finishing services such as Shutterfly or Snapfish.
- Kodak grew into an icon on the strength of its traditional film, paper and photofinishing businesses.
- There would be Kodak (of course), their big photofinishing partners, and maybe some competitors.
- PhotoSave, a photo-finishing company in Columbus, Ohio, takes orders by U.S. mail and via the Internet.
- He works at a photo-finishing lab where he spends his days touching up other people's photos while his manager reads magazines and listens to blaring death-metal.
- For years, optical photography and photofinishing have been plagued with countless image anomalies caused by static discharge, dust, chemical activity, "light fogging" and many other problems.
- Traditional photo processors are expected to offer digital photofinishing services in their retail centers.
Definition of photofinishing in US English: photofinishingnounˌfōdōˈfiniSHiNG The commercial development and printing of film. Example sentencesExamples - Some kiosk printers use traditional silverbased photographic paper just like you would expect from a one-hour minilab or professional photo finishing retailer.
- Some analysts also argue that the old printing behavior will return, and the photo finishing businesses simply need to adapt to the technology.
- Kodak grew into an icon on the strength of its traditional film, paper and photofinishing businesses.
- He works at a photo-finishing lab where he spends his days touching up other people's photos while his manager reads magazines and listens to blaring death-metal.
- The online photofinishing wars were supposed to be simple.
- There would be Kodak (of course), their big photofinishing partners, and maybe some competitors.
- However, when a local service isn't available, or isn't convenient, you can use one of the many on-line photo finishing services such as Shutterfly or Snapfish.
- In Detroit, his father, Charles, took over a photo-finishing company that became large and profitable.
- Many photo-finishing services print on photo paper or watercolor paper and can produce the increasingly popular canvas transfers.
- Traditional photo processors are expected to offer digital photofinishing services in their retail centers.
- The staff at that time consisted of Mr Strasser, his wife, a typist and a packer, besides the staff in the professional photography, retail dealer and wholesale photo finishing departments.
- Many photo-finishing services charge framers and other retailers wholesale prices for their work while allowing the framer to charge whatever they want for the finished piece.
- It is now betting its future in digital terrain - from cameras, inkjet paper and online photofinishing to photo kiosks and minilabs, X-ray systems and commercial printers.
- For years, optical photography and photofinishing have been plagued with countless image anomalies caused by static discharge, dust, chemical activity, "light fogging" and many other problems.
- I have been employed for nearly two decades in the photo finishing industry as a senior technician, working on numerous types of optical photofinishing equipment, and now, digital photofinishing equipment.
- PhotoSave, a photo-finishing company in Columbus, Ohio, takes orders by U.S. mail and via the Internet.
- Instead of using film, we will be transferring our images for photofinishing via the computer networks.
- Digital photography, as well as digital photofinishing, have resolved many of these problems, but in the process, have caused many others.
- If a frame shop has a computer, Internet connection and scanner then no other equipment is needed to work with a photo-finishing service.
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