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Fine Art Printing
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Information about Printers, Inks & Papers
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There were 8 articles found in this category:
 Colour Profiles for our Fine Art Printing Service
Please see the attachments section below. These are ZIP files, you will need to unzip and install them, following the instructions for using profiles. Please use these to soft proof your images but please do not embed these profiles in your images. (I.e. leave your images in their original col ...
- Black and White Profiles for our Fine Art Printing Service
Please see the attachments section below. These files are ZIP files, you will need to unzip them and install them, following the instructions for using these profiles. (Black and white profiles are very small as they contain no colour information - they are approximately 4 kilobytes each). Plea ...
- Notes on Printing With Fine Art Materials
Before printing at Image Science it is important to understand that most of the materials we use are not mass produced, commercial type materials - they are fine art materials, often hand made, and so each print may have unique character. What this means in practice is that some of these materi ...
- Using ICC Output Profiles
Please see the PDF file below for instructions on the correct use of ICC Output Profiles Contents include: Installing profiles Renaming profiles Backing up profiles Printing with profiles (in Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Lightroom etc) Soft proofing - basic and advanced soft proofing, includi ...
- Print Pricing
Please see our print pricing page.
- Paper Size Tables
This is just a simple table of paper sizes for your convenience. Size Inches Millimeters (divided by 10 = cm) A4 11.7 by 8.5 297 by 210 A3 16.5 by 11.7 420 by 297 A3+ 19 by 13 483 by 329 And a more complete table in millimetres: A Series Formats B Series Formats C ...
- Resolution for really sharp prints
The generally accepted figure in the publishing and photographic industry is 300 PPI. However, this tells very little of the really story of resolution and image sharpness/quality. The key issue here is resolution - that is, how much fine detail is recorded by the capture system, and can be see ...
- The difference between PPI and DPI
PPI - Pixels Per Inch DPI - Dots Per Inch Unfortunately, in the world of imaging, PPI and DPI are used almost interchangeably. They are two quite different things and the confusion of the two leads to more confusion than almost any other single thing in digital imaging. The first things to und ...
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