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Kodak digital mini lab in Pune

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PUNE: Noritsu QSS 3001D, the latest digital mini lab from the Kodak family, has been launched in Pune.

This is a high-end digital mini lab capable of producing prints not only from the standard negatives, CDs, zip, flash cards, memory sticks and other digital media, Mr Richard Fleming, Business Manager, Kodak Photography Group, South-West Asia, has said. Giving details of the products, he noted that Noritsu QSS 3001D is one of the latest machines from Noritsu Koki, Japan.

This machine uses laser printing technology to produce prints from PC to 8''x14'' size on photographic paper. He said this machine comes with the latest Digital Ice Software, which automatically corrects dust and scratch marks from print and could save the images on CD, zip and other electronic media. The price of the machine is to the tune of Rs 46 lakh, excluding taxes and other levies, he noted.

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