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Tips to Getting Better Prints – Order Fulfillment Guide – FAQs
We have a traditional poster paper called Class Photo Satin which produces stunning and accurate photo quality poster prints. We also have a peel-in-stick canvas and a few other media types to choose from
Read More...FinerWorks specializes in high-quality art and photo reproduction. Our poster prints are produced using professional-grade printers, archival inks, and premium poster media, ensuring vibrant colors and sharp details. Unlike generic online printers, we cater to artists and photographers who need gallery-worthy results.
Read More...Giclee cards are printed using the same pigmented inks we use on Fine Art Papers, giving them an exceptionally wide color gamut, which leads to a much nicer looking print and potentially more accurate. Standard cards are a more economical option because they are printed using toner-based printing, on commodity card stock.
Read More...Giclee Cards are considered high-end cards because they are produced and printed on the same papers available to our fine art paper prints.
Read More...The key difference is how they are produced and the material the image is printed on. Dibond prints have the image printed directly to the surface using large UV-Flatbed printers, while HD Metal Prints use a dye-sublimation approach.
Read More...Dibond® is a brand name for a type of aluminum composite panel (ACP) that consists of three layers: Two outer sheets of aluminum (usually 0.012″ or about 0.
Read More...We use UV-cured inks on Dibond Prints.
Read More...Dibond Metal prints are prints in which the image is printed directly to panels of Dibond via a large flatbed printer.
Read More...Most people order online via our website’s Print Online Setup Tool. Using this method, you will upload your image file(s), select the product type, styles, and size of print you want, then add the item to your shopping cart.
Read More...Depending on the modules (Etsy, Shopify, WooCommerce, et) you are using and the settings you configured within those modules. Some modules will allow for this while others may not. Consult the FAQs for each module.
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