Photo Ops: Clear Development at BYU
Rather than debate a picture’s thousand-word worthiness, in-plants are assessing the value and potential of photo book production and picture printing services. Here, zoom in on a series of snapshots depicting the photo-focused efforts of five colleges.
Brigham Young University's Print and Mail Production Center (PMPC) opened its photo book operation by "kind of hand-assembling" books, according to Assistant Director Thomas Roylance. But the in-plant quickly recognized the need for a true production solution.
For output, the in-plant counts on its workhorse HP Indigo 7000. "We were very pleased with the print quality," Roylance attests.
- People:
- Lilian Ding
- Thomas Roylance
- Places:
- Provo, Utah
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