The Aladdin kiosk that is connected to our Fuji 375 does have the ability for the customer to edit the images before saving. It's almost as good as PS Elements, except that what you see on the screen may not be exactly what comes out on the print. If the techs working in the lab are worth a damn, they'll gladly help out in getting the settings correct.
Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph Tainter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "pdml" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 9:12 PM Subject: Question: Minilab processing of digital files > Sometime soon, perhaps at Christmas, I will get my wife a digital > point-and-shoot. She would not want to do image editing or printing, > just take the SD card to a minilab. > > With most of my *ist D images, I have to use Photoshop's Auto Levels to > get the image to the full light-level gamut. Otherwise the images are a > bit muddy. > > My wife is not going to do this with her images. So I wonder: If you > take unprocessed jpeg images on a CF or SD card to a minilab, does the > machine perform something like Auto Levels? Or do the images just come > out muddy? > > Wheatfield, Butch, or anyone? > > Thanks, > > Joe >
