We here at PhotoDay know that the recent COVID-19 epidemic is affecting nearly every industry around the globe, and that especially includes our studios and partner labs. Precautions are rightfully being taken by many companies to ensure the health and safety of their employees and their loved ones, as well as local and state governments introducing mandates to shelter-in-place. This will undoubtedly influence the operations of many businesses, with our partner labs not being immune to these effects as well. In order to keep our studios informed, we are keeping an updated list below of any significant changes to our labs’ normal operations.
LABS AFFECTED (Updated May 7, 2020)
White House Custom Colour
WHCC is fully operational.
Reedy Photo
Reedy Photo is fully operational.
Miller’s Professional Imaging
Miller’s is fully operational.
Black River Imaging
BRI is fully operational.
Bay Photo Lab
Bay is fully operational.
LABS AFFECTED (Updated April 24, 2020)
White House Custom Colour
WHCC is now operational again, with some delays still expected with orders. Read their official statement here.
Reedy Photo
Reedy Photo remains operational as of 4/10
Miller’s Professional Imaging
Miller’s is operational again as of 4/9.
Black River Imaging
BRI is closed until further notice. Further updates will be provided once they are received.
Bay Photo Lab
Bay is closed until further notice. Further updates will be provided once they are received.
We are working to place customer-facing messaging on the PhotoDay storefront that informs them that their orders might see delays in the coming weeks. Even if you are not using a lab that has been directly affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, your customers may still experience shipping delays through various channels. We encourage you to be as communicative and understanding as possible with your customers, ensuring them that their photos are in good hands, and will be delivered to them as promptly as possible.
Any further announcements regarding our labs will be added as an amendment to this post.
