Professional Inkjet Media
Professional Inkjet Media
Soft-proofing is a technique that simulates on-screen how your photograph looks in print but without actually making a print. It can save you invaluable time and inkjet media, so sounds an ideal solution… but how does it work and is
Get all the information you need to decide between an Inkjet or Laser printer in this detailed guide to the two most common printer technologies. You probably regularly browse the internet trying to find that all-important printer equipment to produce
Mystified by the art of inkjet printing? Struggling to get your prints to look the way you want? Well we have created a step by step guide to help you on your journey. We know how important it is to get
Unless you’ve been living under a rock throughout February, you’d already know that we’ve launched a brand new range of premium fine art papers that have joined our flagship award-winning paper, Museum Heritage 310, to create the Heritage Range. The
Metallic papers have been around a while, with the pearlescent effect going back to darkroom days. Whilst I’ve never tried such papers in the past, I have seen quite a few papers with the word ‘metallic’ in their name. I’ve
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
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
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
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
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
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
If you’ve ever sent an image to print, you will have invariably seen a tick box or drop down list titled ‘Rendering Intents’. If you try and avoid looking at it incase it does something unexpected and think it’s easier
There is nothing more disappointing than a bad print. Here at PermaJet we are passionate about print quality. When a print goes wrong it can be easy to jump to conclusions or to blame one component of your workflow or
Here at PermaJet, we are aware that not all aspects of printing are easy to understand due to a variety of complex names and terms! We have answered six of the most commonly asked questions to help you get to