When it comes to printing photographs and fine art, one critical factor that often gets overlooked is the whitepoint of the paper. The whitepoint, or the colour of the white base of the paper, significantly affects the final output of . . .
Understanding Inkjet Paper Whitepoints – A Guide for Digital Photographers and Artists Read More
ICC Colour Profiles can have a large impact on the quality of your printer. Learn more about what impacts a colour profile can have from quality to printing costs.
How does a Printer’s Colour Profile Affect the Printing Quality? Read More
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
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
PermaJet’s New Heritage Range: what do the professionals think? Read More
Are you wanting to get out and photograph some landscapes this winter? Winter can be one of the best seasons for it. Moody skies, frosty mornings, and blankets of snow can transform a landscape into a completely magical experience. We’ve
Best British Landscapes to Photograph in the Winter Read More
Autumn is a goldmine for photographers. It’s the time of year when colours are rich and abundant, textures are everywhere, and the weather is diverse. It’s also an excellent time to cosy up indoors and get printing your photos as
Leigh Preston in 1982 – The Southampton International Exhibition. I’m gazing at dozens of superbly crafted prints with a sense of awe, work by Tim Rudman, Bill Wisden, Bill Carden, Chris Peet, Roy King, Bob Moore, Tony Worobeic, Colin Westgate,
Learn to Print Well – the Real Craftsmen in this Game Make Prints! Read More
Watch Janet Haines and Martin Addison’s webinar Print to Display to find out more about these techniques. Do you create wonderful prints of your work which then end up sitting in a drawer? We’re all guilty of it – but
Rod Wheelans MPAGB FRPS MFIAP is a former president of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and now edits the PAGB e-news “A photographic print is a tangible object, not just a fleeting image on a screen. By printing images,
The Importance of Print | Rod Wheelans, PAGB Editor Read More
What’s the difference between matt and gloss photo paper? Gloss, semi-gloss and matt are the standard paper surfaces. They’re available in a variety of finishes which alter the overall look and feel of your print, enhancing different qualities of an
Winter is a superb time to get out with your camera. Misty mornings, buildings drenched in icicles, fields enveloped in snow… these all make for magical photo opportunities. Here are our top 6 tips for making the most of this
Photo Lustre 310, from PermaJet’s Digital Photo range, is a multi award-winning paper with a beautiful lustre surface texture and heavy base weight of 310gsm. Manufactured with a bright white base, this tough and scratch-resistant media has an instant dry
Choosing the correct paper for your image can be tough. But understanding a papers features and how it can lend itself to your image will make the process much easier – once you’re acquainted, natural instinct sets in to determine
Yesterday something historic happened. I’ve always been brand loyal. Once I find something I like it takes a lot to drag me away from it. I’ve long been a Nikon shooter and always printed on Epson. Until yesterday. My printer
What’s the difference between gloss and matt photo paper? Gloss, semi-gloss and matt are the standard paper surfaces. They’re available in a variety of finishes which alter the overall look and feel of your print, enhancing different qualities of an
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
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
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