We do high resolution scans for prints we make. This includes negatives, slides, old photos and documents, photo restoration and conservation work.Scanning artwork for artists, or negatives and slides for photographers.
We photograph larger canvas or artwork for prints up to A2 size. The scan is then processed in Step 2, the proofing stage.
Step 2. Proofing
The process to generate a series of test strips of the reproduction to show the artist. Adjustments are then made and a new test strip is generated. This process continues until the test strip matches the original artwork
as closely as possible. Or in the case of a digital photograph corrects colour, contrast and sharpening to maximize print quality and photographer's requirements.
Step 3. Printing and Finishing
Our giclee art prints are created on a variety of fine art inkjet media and printed on the imagePROGRAF iPF6100 Wide Format Printer from Canon, capable of producing quality colour prints up to up to 24 inch wide on cut
sheet or roll.Vivid colour reproduction.The Canon iPF6100 employs 12 Separate Ink Tanks using Pigment based ink. With a print resolution of 2400x1200 dpi, your digital images can be brought to life in life size!
What size prints can you do?
A4 ; A3, A2 up to A1
Custom sizes available on request.
What is Gicleé printing (pronounced gee-clay). Giclee is French for "sprayed paint"
Giclee prints are museum quality reproductions of original art from traditional media, by means of an inkjet printer using advanced pigment ink technology.
Usually output to archival acid free fine art papers or canvas.
Rich colour saturation, fine detail and print longevity are hallmarks of Giclee printing, making it well received among artists and art communities.