Photo specialist vs photo laboratory technician

Differences between photo specialist and photo laboratory 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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Photo laboratory technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and organize photography and video productions and key personnel.
• Maintain POS, store front management, customer concerns, and floor plan stock and layout.
• Apply color corrections to every order on Fuji digital mini lab, ensuring all jobs meet customer's satisfaction.
• Print from all digital media using Sony and Kodak printers and scan prints, negatives and slides to CD.
• Install software, troubleshoot and repair film & photo processing machinery, as well as self- service kiosks and printers.
• Develop, process, & print film (teach by Kodak train technicians in an intense week long course).
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