PCL Imaging Research:
"PCL Imaging is a professional photographic digital imaging & custom framing company. PCL specialises in producing high quality work for the Advertising, Art, Commercial, and Professional Photographic Industries, or anyone who is serious about their photography. PCL Imaging offers a range of Photographic Printing, Processing, Digital Imaging, Finishing and Framing services that will suit any need."
- pcl.co.nz
Class Trip - Company Visit:
Throughout the entire visit, I was utterly inspired by the amount of effort that goes in to printing out these photographs and framing them, or creating them as canvas prints. I was also rather intimidated by the quality of the work that PCL Imaging produces, just because it is purely so beyond anything I have ever seen. The staff there were very accommodating and gave great insight to the structure of the business and its succession. I took a great liking towards all the different types of framing, printing and editing that the company does and the variety of options made for a greater experience when disclosing the skill and method behind these forms of image and item preservation.
Unfortunately, we were not allowed to take photos of the processes the workers go through to create such forms of preservation; however, we did receive a tour of the work areas and I then understood why photography was forbidden, because if we did take images of such work, we would technically be exposing a clients future equity.
To conclude, I benefitted immensely from this field trip but I would have liked to be there through an entire process and maybe even help out so that I could fully understand everything that goes in to this imaging process.
Class Trip - Company Visit:
Throughout the entire visit, I was utterly inspired by the amount of effort that goes in to printing out these photographs and framing them, or creating them as canvas prints. I was also rather intimidated by the quality of the work that PCL Imaging produces, just because it is purely so beyond anything I have ever seen. The staff there were very accommodating and gave great insight to the structure of the business and its succession. I took a great liking towards all the different types of framing, printing and editing that the company does and the variety of options made for a greater experience when disclosing the skill and method behind these forms of image and item preservation.
Unfortunately, we were not allowed to take photos of the processes the workers go through to create such forms of preservation; however, we did receive a tour of the work areas and I then understood why photography was forbidden, because if we did take images of such work, we would technically be exposing a clients future equity.
To conclude, I benefitted immensely from this field trip but I would have liked to be there through an entire process and maybe even help out so that I could fully understand everything that goes in to this imaging process.
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