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Save Money: |
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No film processing.
No film and Polaroid use.
No scan cost from output services.
Less expensive color separations. |
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Save Time: |
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No waiting for film processing.
No waiting for film to be scanned in a drum scanner.
No waiting for messenger services back and forth. |
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Environmentally Safe: |
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No chemical or film waste.
No need for Polaroids, photo film developing, or large quantities of pre-press film. |
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Sharper picture: |
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Ability to obtain a direct picture of subject.
No digitizing of pictures already recorded on film grain emulsion. |
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Optimum Color: |
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Greater color spectrum available on computer than with film and the emulsion process. |
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Enhanced Gray: |
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With film processing, there is a greater possibility of gray imbalance.
Result: dark areas become blue and green and light areas become pink and yellow. |
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Maximum Flexibility: |
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Instant digital manipulation is possible. |
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Competitive Edge: |
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The photographer's customers can receive a 20% savings through lower pricing of digital photography. |
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Fast Return of Investment: |
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Photographers can expect a 25% increase in profit soon after purchase of a Phase One camera back. |
