Digital Printing

In 2019, digital printing is the most common method of printing images with a high-volume laser or inkjet printer. It allows photographers to have greater control over production and post-production.

Lenticular Printing

An intriguing method of enhancing an image, lenticular printing uses lenses to magnify specific elements that change form or shape according to the angle at which they are viewed. Boxes of Cracker Jack are a good example.

Giclee Prints

During the print process, giclee prints use enhanced pigments and dyes. Whenever a high-end print is made in small quantities, this method is often used.

Sublimation Printing

Sublimation printing does indeed require submersion of the material being printed. The most common use of sublimation printing is on fabrics, but it can also be used on upholstery, glass, tile, and more.

C Printing

A C print is a chromogenic color print. A full-color photographic print using traditional chemicals and processes is presented here. With Digital C prints, lasers or LED lights are used to expose the material. The method used to produce today’s color photographs is preferred.

Wallace Print Kent Print

An anti-reflective dye is used in matte photo prints to minimize glare and provide a softer, smoother end product.