The Logo
Kamon is the Japanese term meaning “family crest”. Kamon designs date back to the Edo Period of Japan (17th-19h century). We are proud to showcase our family kamon in our logo. We have learned so much from the lessons of our family members, both past and present; it is an honor to carry on the kamon of our family.
It is our desire to operate Digital Precision Imaging, Inc, ProDPI in a manner that will mirror the integrity, professionalism, and caring nature that our kamon and family symbolize.
Digital Precision Imaging, Inc. provides the highest quality and consistency rivaled only by the best in the Professional Photo Lab industry. We are proud to have you as a part of our family.
The Founders
Caitlin, CEO, & Jeffrey, COO, are both graduates of California Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo California. Our love for photography has been transformed into our business of producing the highest quality prints for all types of professionals.
Next time you are in SLO, stop by and say hi to the DPI dogs! Kala (the brown one) & Tucker (the white one)!
Environmental Statement
1. ProDPI is proud to announce the investment toward making the greenhouse gas emissions associated with our lab energy use “neutral”. All greenhouse gases produced to power the ProDPI facility will be offset by forestry programs, livestock manure management, and landfill gas management to remove our carbon footprint. Enrollment by ProDPI in the ClimateSmart program is in accordance with the California Public Utilities Commission.
2. Reductions in internal paper consumption for reports and other documents. Effective immediately we will begin electronically delivering all invoices and statements. This alone will save over 2 tons of wood use, 25 million BTU’s of energy usage and over 12,000 gallons of waste-water per year, all used in paper manufacturing.
3. All silver halide prints (the great photo prints that you love) contain silver, this silver is left suspended in photo chemistry after processing. Since our first print rolled off our printers, we have been processing and removing silver from our chemistry prior to disposing spent materials.