Photo lab printing features
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What belongs in a photo lab product catalog?
A photo lab catalog describes the products a studio can order and the choices available for each one. For albums, that includes dimensions, paper, cover materials, finishing options, and pricing. Clear product definitions help a studio distinguish an available option from a special request.
Define choices before quoting a job
Group compatible sizes, materials, and finishes so an order can be specified consistently. Explain how each choice affects the product, and review incomplete combinations before confirming an order. Keep product descriptions practical: a studio needs to understand what will be printed and supplied.
Connect catalog choices to the order
Carry the selected specifications into the ordering conversation and production handoff. When a studio asks for an option outside the catalog, confirm its availability and price before production begins. A catalog supports repeatable ordering while leaving room for a clearly agreed custom request.
Questions about lab catalog & pricing
Can a catalog cover different album sizes and finishes?
Pixsoffice supports customizable catalogs with album types, paper options, sizes, finishes, and pricing. Clear product descriptions help photography studios compare the available products.
Is a product catalog the same as stock inventory?
A catalog explains what a studio can order, including product options and prices. Stock inventory records the physical materials on hand. Keep the product specification and material availability clear when confirming a job.
How should a lab handle custom specifications?
Review the requested material, size, finish, and production requirements with the studio. Agree the specification and price before accepting the custom job for production.
Explore the connected workflow
Album Order Management →
Manage album printing orders with clear specifications, artwork, studio communication, production handoffs, and delivery details in Pixsoffice.
Print Production Tracking →
Coordinate photo lab production with job planning, team tasks, quality checks, and delivery priorities using Pixsoffice print production workflows.
Studio-to-Lab Ordering →
Connect photography studios with your photo lab through album ordering, artwork handoffs, product specifications, and shared production communication.
Album proofing →
Review an album design before handing approved artwork to the lab.
Photography studio CRM →
Connect lab ordering with the wider photography studio workflow.
Discuss your lab workflow →
Talk through your catalog, order intake, and production process.
