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I don’t think anyone would deny that we are living in a digital age. Most of our clients, both wedding and portrait, like to buy their images digitally. If you look at how we “consume” imagery nowadays it is primarily . . .
Photographers, This Is Why You Should Print for Your Clients Read More
It all started at our local camera club. Carl asked if I’d consider a photographic trip to India with him, as his wife kept commenting that he always took too long to take a photo when they went on holiday
Humans of India: How a Photographic Dream Became Reality Read More
I love travelling, being with good people, eating, drinking well and taking photographs. So when Wilf James of World Photo Adventure first outlined his ideas for a photography workshop in the South of France I knew I had found an
A Day Out in Lagrasse: From Shoot to Print with John Denton Read More
Photographer Bjørn Joachimsen and Dag Nystuen of Fotoimport, one of the Norwegian PermaJet distributors, recently led a Photography Workshop on the coastal gem of Sandøya, Norway. Image © Dag Nystuen Image © Dag Nystuen Image © Dag Nystuen The workshop
Incredible Black and White Coastal Photography in Norway Read More
Lisa-Marie McGinn is a Scottish Photographer specialising in fashion, beauty and editorial photography. Having graduated just four years ago, she’s still at the beginning of her career but has already been published in several magazines and achieved a strong body
Lisa-Marie McGinn on Becoming a Photographer and Finding Inspiration Read More
Printing, calibration, profiling and colour accuracy – it’s a minefield of information for both amateurs and professionals alike. But how difficult is it to become colour accurate? My name is James Arbuckle and I am a professional photographer based in
The Steps to Colour Accurate Printing: A Photographers Experience Read More
Wildlife photography is one of the most challenging yet rewarding genres. Spending time amongst nature getting a glimpse into the intimate lives of animals is just one of the perks, so here’s a few key tips to help you on
Adobe Lightroom offers you some excellent colour management features to help you get the most pleasing and colour accurate inkjet prints. You will of course need good printer profiles for the papers that you are using (and of course good
If you’re itching to learn more about digital photography and inkjet printing but don’t know where to look or which button to press, we have the best solution for you – the PermaJet Print Academy. Why? The PermaJet Print Academy
So you’ve taken the plunge and invested in an inkjet printer to produce your stunning photos. You’re going to expect to see instant amazing results, right? But what people often don’t realise is that there’s an equation involved before you
There is a temptation to look at the price of a box of inkjet paper and be a little indignant at the price. It’s just paper after all? Isn’t it? Well, no, it’s not just paper. There is a lot
In 2015 three year old Hayden Weiss was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma, a rare form of eye cancer that primarily affects young children. She received life-saving surgery to remove her right eye just days after the diagnosis. Upon further tests, it
The human visual system has evolved over millions of years to be very sensitive to changes in flesh tones. We can judge a person’s mood or health just by the colour of their skin. This means you have to take
Top Tips for Printing Portrait & Wedding Photographs Read More
It doesn’t matter where PermaJet exhibit in the UK or abroad, my colleagues and I are always asked “what is the best PermaJet media for my work?” Before answering, every single time I have to stop and think. It’s not
How to Choose the Right Inkjet Paper for Your Images Read More
Getting really good black and white prints from an inkjet printer can be tricky for many photographers. Inkjet printers typically mix colours with up to 12 different inks and the slightest imbalance means that you may see colour casts or
Getting an image ready for inkjet printing is a little more complex than just selecting Print in the File menu, but it isn’t the black art that many blogs or magazine articles portray either. These three simple steps will get
What is infrared photography? Infrared is found beyond red at the low frequency end of the electromagnetic spectrum. In essence it is photographing the ‘light’ you can’t see. In the days of film we were unable to see the results
Infrared Photography: The Steps to Achieving Seriously Stunning Results Read More
Back in the early 1990s there was a revolution. Until the launch of the Apple Macintosh computer you had needed very expensive hardware and software to reproduce images and create magazines layouts, design leaflets and books or any other kind
Many walk past homeless people in the street without a second glance – but not Lee Jeffries. Jeffries is a self-taught photographer whose stunning monochrome portraits have captivated the world, gaining him numerous awards. It all began when he stopped
The Royal Society is a Fellowship of many of the world’s most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. The Royal Society Publishing photography competition was launched earlier this year by two of the Society’s biological
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