Because of the popularity of everything from camera phones to photo sharing websites, everyone thinks they’re professional photographers these days – even if every photo they take is as blurry as those faked UFO sighting pics. As a photo tech, it’s your job to help convince customers they’re truly talented, even if they need a little help (Taking the lens cap off is a good start).

Think you need to be a dark room hermit to do the job? Think again. You’ll get all the training you need to succeed on the job. And you’ll learn everything from how to process different films and digital photos to what types of tips to give amateur photographers so they produce better quality photos. This doesn’t mean that an interest in taking pictures and previous photo developing experience won’t help, especially if your photography knowledge is limited solely to shaking Polaroid pictures.

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