Archive for December 2011
Creative Memories Dictionary Update
Posted by: Mark Mizen on: December 21, 2011
Creative Memories has updated the Creative Memories Dictionary. This long overdue update clarifies the terms we use for digital and traditional products. New definitions include 4xD, bleed, color balance, color temperature, compression, dpi, file format, full bleed, gutter, hue, opacity, pixelation, red-eye, sepia, and trim size. If you find digital terminology confusing, this publication is [...]
The Demise of Kodak?
Posted by: Mark Mizen on: December 6, 2011
- In: History | Industry Info | Printers
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Two recent articles, Kodak’s Long Fade to Black and Kodak Is a Walking Corpse of a Company and That Makes Us Sad, highlight the difficulty the once dominant American film-maker is facing. Kodak is currently losing $70 million/month, in spite of having some noteworthy technology. I have a Kodak inkjet printer at home, and Creative [...]
Easy Photo Book Creation with the 4xD Book Card
Posted by: Mark Mizen on: December 2, 2011
- In: Cards | Photo Books
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Creating a photo book can be a daunting task. You need enough photos for 20 pages, as well as the time to create it. That is why Creative Memories offers the 4xD Book Card. This product contains 10 pages, and for easy product creation, it is ideally sized to fit one photo on each page. No [...]
Made in North America
Posted by: Mark Mizen on: December 1, 2011
How important is it that the products we purchase are made in America? In general, I purchase products produced by American Manufacturers, recognizing that if we don’t support our manufacturers we all suffer. I am also proud to work for an American manufacturing company. An ABC news article on Made in America Christmas, as well [...]
