Noritsu is well positioned for the digital era

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Noritsu America Corp Pres Akihiko Kuwabara believes that digital imaging represents a new phase in customer service for the company, an era where new opportunities for providing services will begin to emerge. Kuwabara predicts that digitized image files, which would permit transfer and manipulation of pictures from whatever source, will become a common element. He believes that Noritsu is well-positioned for the task of helping usher in this new era through the use of reliable and practical hardware.

Noritsu America Corp.

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Recycling your unused or old processor

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Photographic laboratories can still make use of their unused or under- utilized processing machines by converting them into useful equipment. Some suggested conversions are RA-4 to black-and-white paper processing, and E-6 to C-41 and black-and-white. Before starting conversion of their old machines, laboratories should first study whether the conversion costs can be justified. A list of the procedures in converting processing machines is provided.

Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing, Facilities & equipment, Continuous B&W Printing Machines

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Embrace change and enjoy the profits

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Photo processors and retailers should welcome the changes that are being brought to the industry by the advent of digital imaging. Service providers who wish to survive in the future should not repeat the mistakes of their predecessors. As in the case of one-hour photo processing, a technology that was initially rejected by the industry's traditionalists, digital imaging is here to stay and those who will embrace it will profit from its potential.

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