Hi, Saturday, February 12, 2005, 11:17:15 PM, Eactivist wrote:
> A lot of wedding photographers use them. Maybe that is one way you can tell. > Wedding photographers, naturally, need their stuff to come out okay. And if > they don't, they will take their business elsewhere. most professional labs will provide different levels of service to different types of client. They have more reason to give great service to a client who is going to put a lot of work their way, and who can pass on the prices to their customers in turn. It doesn't mean Joe and Joanna Blow coming in off the street will get the same level of service - or pay the same price. Labs will often have a different desk for account customers so they can jump the queue. It also gives the labs an easy way to discriminate. In the days when E6 was king, I helped one of my friends shoot a catalogue in a studio. The same complex included a pro E6 lab which stayed open all night while we did the shoot so that we could get the film turned round and on to the light table immediately to check while we still had the set-up in place. -- Cheers, Bob
