Successful Workflow with DigiLabs

While delivering big promises of flexibility, efficiency and cost savings, digital also has its challenges and pitfalls. The key to success lies in the digital workflow. Without an efficient and effective workflow, photographers can find themselves mired in unimaginably long and frustrating hours in front of their computer. Armed with a successful workflow, photographers can find the flexibility, freedom, empowerment and efficiency that initially drew them into the digital realm in the first place.

DigiLabs will show you how you can quickly and easily manage your digital workflow and leverage work done once to create a variety of compelling output from your desktop (Mac or Windows). DigiLabs’ digital workflow software was developed for pro photographers to enable them to efficiently work with an entire shoot at once. And, delivering the freedom that digital promises, DigiLabs enables photographers to quickly & easily create truly custom products from the desktop including e-commerce web galleries, coffee table books, prints, cards, proof magazines & calendars. Founded in 1997 and privately held, DigiLabs is both a software company as well as a specialty lab.

DigiLabs corporate headquarters is in Palo Alto, CA with a photographic printing facility in California and digital press printing facilities nationwide.

About DigiLabs Pro Software

Our software enables pro photographers to:

• Create and upload custom, press print products including Coffee Table Books, Cards, Double-Sided Proof Magazines and Calendars.
• Instantly upload richly customized ecommerce enabled web galleries with studios’ look & feel (DigiLabs is invisible to photographers’ customers). Robust tools, flexibility, unprecedented customization and clean, design-driven web galleries are DigiLabs’ trademark.
• Create & upload photographic lab services including prints, proof prints and photographic proof magazines.
• Manage, edit and archive an entire shoot at once. Tools include batch sorting, renaming, categorizing, rotating, corrections (color, density and gamma), filtering, cropping, watermarking, etc.