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FUJIFILM service engineer with 13 years' experience. Looking for a job in the field or similar in UK. Added a cleaner CV. Can anyone help a fellow survive in UK? In London now but I am available immediately to relocate anywhere. Thanks, guys! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I worked: · in a FUJIFILM network of stores similar to yours for 10 years as service engineer and branch manager. · for a printing equipment importer for 3 years as service engineer and customer support. I installed, configured, calibrated, serviced printers and various advertising production equipment: - large printers - laminators - heat presses - cutter-plotters - CNC routers both mechanical and laser - laser engravers - computers, networking, videosurveillance systems Visiting clients I have seen how they use these equipment to make a profit (services and products) I have empowered the company to compete the national FUJIFILM branch, importing, reselling and installing minilabs and film processors, paper and chemicals. I am an expert in Photoshop and Illustrator: have created Photoshop templates and scripts, video templates to be used especially in the school and wedding activity for the company and its professional clients. · I am a professional photographer (3rd generation) · I am also a Web developer I think I could contribute from the first day to the growth of your business and I would be enthusiastic to do it. Please take a look at my LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriancumpanasu Should you wish to discuss my application and to arrange an interview, please contact me via Phone: 07465047957 Email: adi.cumpanasu@gmail.com Adrian Cumpanasu A_Cumpanasu_CV_FUJIFILM.doc

Hi, I am an experienced: - FUJIFILM equipment service technician with more than 10 years experience in installing, configuring, repairing FUJIFILM minilabs and film processors; - web and desktop programmer - advertising production equipment technician (large printers, CNC routers, pad printers, cutter-plotters, etc) - photographer I am coming to London the 27th this month (march 2016) and would appreciate if anyone could: - host me for a week or two as a friend and for sharing knowledge in London or another main city. Hosting me maybe less just until I visit a few places and choose one; - suggest a job in the field or similar, or a place to start. Thank you very much! My linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriancumpanasu CV Adrian Cumpanasu targeted EN detailed.pdf

I work now in large printer selling, also. I have a long background in minilabs so this issue came one day: Why a Fujifilm Frontier, latest model, with only 300 DPI, can beat in quality ink printers that have 1400 DPI or more? Can you explain why an ink printer at 300 DPI would be awful? I am not talking here about Fujifilm Frontier only, but any other minilab.

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Someone asks me if it is possible to bring the pictures in RAW format to the lab. So he will not need to process them at home, relying on Fuji's Image Intelligence built in(auto correction). So, is it any way possible to print RAW files?

why don't you Install MS? It is awesome and modern. C4C5 is very rusty for nowadays.

I mean is it more complicated to use this machine you recomend? Is it stable, good quality, etc?

That is a smart combination, indeed. Is it harder to work with it?

Try TESTDISK. It recovered me a card with videos from a wedding that I previously tried to recover with lots of other applications. I thought the grooms willl kill me. So it saved my life.

film is dieing for sure. Many labs have their film processors off because clients with film are very rare. Chemicals are expensive and expire used or unused, so unused the cost is huge. Also the film processors have more problems because of the lack of new chemicals injecting, too much evaporation compensation, crystalization of chemicals on crossovers, in pumps, film scratching on clogged crossovers or detaching from leader, etc. The film I believe will be very expensive, for the nostalgics that have great old cameras, but I believe it will be developed home, with home chemical kits or other inventions.

I believe you use two types of paper in the same magazine. Maybe paper from two different lots.

A technician will replace some boards in the scanner unit. Also, a friend told me this: GLO BOARD PROBLEM IT JUST LOOKS LIKE COLORS ARE SCATTERING SO PLZ CHECK URE GLO ON OTHER MACHINE IT DEFINATELY SOLVE THE PROBLEM