Digital Printing

With digital printing, you can print images with a high-volume laser or inkjet printer. Photographers have greater control over post-production and production with this high-quality output.

Lenticular Printing

With lenticular printing, you can enlarge specific elements that change shape or form depending on the angle you look at them. Like magnifying glasses, they use special lenses to augment images. Cracker Jack boxes are a common place to find prizes.

Giclee Prints

In order to achieve a high-quality print, giclee prints use dyes and pigments formulated with the most advanced technologies. Prints made using this method are often used in lower quantities when high-quality prints are being made.

Sublimation Printing

Sublimation printing requires full submersion of the material being printed on. 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. Chemicals and processes used to create these prints are traditional. The material is exposed with lasers or LEDs for Digital C prints. Modern color photographic prints are usually produced using this method.

Floor printing Print

A matte photo print uses anti-reflective dyes that reduce glare and soften the end product of the printing process.