Digital Printing

In 2019, digital printing is the most common method of printing images with a high-volume laser or inkjet printer. As a result of this high-quality output, photographers are able to control the production and post-production processes more effectively.

Lenticular Printing

A unique and exciting method of enhancing an image, lenticular printing enlarges specific elements that change shape depending on the angle from which you view them. Boxes filled with Cracker Jack prizes are a common example.

Giclee Prints

The dyes and pigments used for Giclee prints are enhanced with technology. When creating high-end prints in smaller quantities, this method is often used.

Sublimation Printing

The material being printed on must be completely immersed in sublimation prior to printing. However, sublimation printing can also be applied to upholstery, glass, tiles, and many other surfaces.

C Printing

Chromogenic prints are called C prints. A full-color photographic print using traditional chemicals and processes is presented here. Lasers or LED lights are used for digital C prints. Today’s color photographic prints are produced using this method.

Wallace Printing Print

An image that uses matte photo printing is intentionally softer, smoother, and minimizes glare by using dyes that are anti-reflective.