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Tips to Getting Better Prints – Order Fulfillment Guide – FAQs
We have upgraded out gloss canvas to a new version which has a more refined and consistent glossy finish on the surface. Many of our customers have indicated that they felt the previous version of our glossy canvas just was not glossy enough.
Read More...Lately we have been making an effort to offer people our own professional opinions on what is a good paper type to choose for their image.
Read More...We tend to spend a lot of time on color and the importance of proper color management. This should not be ignored when it comes to printing one’s artwork or photography. But we sometimes gloss over the topic of “focus” and clarity.
Read More...Producing a video on YouTube has never been easier. Create a YouTube account, upload your video and even use the YouTube video editor to publish it. That’s all there is too it at it’s most basic level.
Read More...Submitting your image files online is relatively simple and should not require you to do anything special for the file.
Read More...Occasionally we are asked what is our advice on how to find some success as a print seller. A print seller can entail anything from an artist selling on Etsy to a web based art gallery with an online store.
Read More...If you have wondered how can you seamlessly tie in your website or business with our own website and printing infrastructure our web api may be for you.
Read More...The William Turner by Hahnemuhle is one of the most popular papers used in the Giclee printing industry. Texture wise this fits nicely between our Fine Art Paper (Somerset Velvet) and our Premium giclee. This is a 310g natural white mould made natural line paper with 100% rag content making it highly archival.
Read More...Last week we looked at how to re-sample (enlarge) your images so they are optimal for printing (see part 1). This week we will look at how we can fine tune the image further.
Read More...Photoshop is the ideal tool for enlarging your image files and get them ready for printing. Ideally you don’t want to have to enlarge an image file but you may find that not all your images are large enough for the size you want.
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