Photo specialist vs digital imaging technician

Differences between photo specialist and digital imaging technician duties and responsibilities

Photo specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage passport photos, develop films, digital media, CD's, DVD's, and print products.
• Print images onto photographic papers and digitally transfer pictures onto discs or USB storage devices.
• Provide excellent customer service using POS systems and assist customers in submitting orders through the use of in-store kiosks.
• Provide exceptional customer service to Walgreens customers requesting to have pictures develop, while operating the photo lab
• Develop & implement allergy & immunotherapy care plans.
• Assist with filling prescriptions and assisting patients with check out in the pharmacy.
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Digital imaging technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and complete assignments from editorial and advertisement photographers to be publish in domestic and international media outlets.
• Process radiology PACS system medical imaging CD's for patients, doctors and referring medical facilities in compliance with HIPPA guidelines.
• Develop inner layers, outer layers and LPI.
• Create complex clipping paths, shadows, and layer masks.
• Operate extrusion systems: pressurize warm water and steam systems.
• Start up and shut down of the extruder, troubleshooting, and recordkeeping are other responsibilities of an extrusion technician.
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