This collection is currently defined as containing only Fuji Pictograph processing prints.

Other digital process prints are also being added to various archival collections. One large set of photoprints, presumed now to be made using digital processes, are those images being purchased from the Grand Rapids Press and added to Coll. 297.

Scans are sometimes made from existing photographic prints in the archival collections. But usually, the Fuji photo print created is the only positive version of the image made from an original negative or copy negatives available within the archival collections. Since the media and support used for these copy photo prints are different from traditional photo prints, the decision has been made to form a separate collection, for monitoring purposes, and to clarify the medium of production of the prints for the researcher. The exception to this is collection is the separate storage and documentation of Fuji photo prints for the Robinson Studio Collection, which are maintained there in separate boxes from those prints produced by a traditional photographic method. In any case, a reference to the originating item is given. In some cases, the images may be the only version of new holdings available in the Archives, with the image created from a print or negative borrowed from the donor. In this latter case, the accession number will be found with the item, rather than a reference to the native image elsewhere in the collections.