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Nic Rossmüller : 2006-11-04 16:15:01
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Online framed photo prints at myPhotopipe : myPhotopipe announced the launch of an all-new line of frames under the brand name of Cottage & Classic frames. The Cottage & Classic frames come in a variety finishes and hold six different picture sizes. The frames are unique because they are fully finished. They include professional touches such as heat mounting of the photo print, and, pressure sealing the frames back. myPhotopipe also launched a Internet tool that allows a customer to "see" their photo inside a frame before ordering. This digital preview feature is included in the company's free software download. "When we planned this product we decided to address two deficiencies in the marketplace," said President Pete Casabonne.
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Ralf Jurrien : 2006-11-01 09:00:00
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myPhotopipe Gallery Works : myPhotopipe, Inc. today announced that the recently acquired photo labs operating under the tradenames of Gallery Works ( Charlotte ) and Gallery Works ( Atlanta ) were now fully consolidated into the company's overall operations. The $350,000 deal ( approximate revenues ) included equipment that nearly doubled myPhotopipe's core production capacity and added new digital tools for online transactions. "We saw four things when we acquired Gallery Works. We saw a good customer base, profitable revenues, talented people to strengthen our bench, and the opportunity to nearly double our manufacturing capacity," said myPhotopipe CEO L. Douglas Keeney.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-12 17:25:00
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Panorama prints for photographers at myPhotopipe : The proliferation of digital cameras has impacted the photography industry in more ways than one. Camera owners are now demanding more print options for their images favoring larger sizes and exotics over the older, one-size-fits-all model pioneered decades ago by the local camera stores and mass market retailers. In response, myPhotopipe, a national online web site that turns digital images into photographic prints, today launched a new line of panoramic prints under its Gallery Series line of photographic prints and its Giclee line of fine art prints. The new products will start at two-feet and progress up to 8-feet wide. A photographer may choose a vertical or horizontal format.
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