When it comes to colour, the world of digital screens and printed media is far more complex than people realise. Whether you’re intending to show an image as a PDI (projected digital image) or a physical print, it is crucial . . .
Monitor Colour vs Print Colour: How to Match Your Prints to Your Screen Read More
In the world of printing and paper, you may hear the word Dmax thrown around a lot. But what does it actually mean? In this blog, we’ll delve into its definition, its impact on paper types and the final print.
Introducing the Production Range – a revolutionary line-up of paper and canvas designed to deliver unbeatable results. Crafted for high-volume, cost-sensitive markets, the brand new range combines exceptional quality with unbeatable value, ensuring you’re equipped to meet and exceed client
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In the last 20 years, the word “Giclée” has become the buzz word in the world of inkjet printing. But what does it really mean? The origin of the word Giclée dates back to a creative printmaker in France in
Baryta paper (otherwise known as fibre based paper) has been around since the turn of the century, and was a natural progression from the original fibre based darkroom papers manufactured by the likes of Ilford and Agfa. Traditional darkroom papers
PermaJet’s Double-Sided range is a must-have for anyone wanting to produce high-quality prints on both sides of the paper. Here are five creative ideas to showcase your photos or artwork using this range. Photo album Our SnapShut Folio is a
‘How much does it cost to create a print?’ This is one of the most common questions we get asked. But there is no straight forward rule for calculating the cost, as there are so many variables that will affect
How much does it cost to print? Here’s how to calculate it Read More
Any Print Lab worth its salt will already know the benefits of providing prints for customers. Whilst the vast majority of files are provided by the customer via a USB pen drive or internet/phone download there is the opportunity to
In the market for a new inkjet printer? Navigating the world of printing can be tricky, so we want to help make it as easy as possible for you. This Canon printer guide will break down the things you need to
Canon Printer Buying Guide: Find the Perfect Printer for Your Needs Read More
Photo paper vs fine art paper – what’s the difference? In the realm of inkjet printing, the choice of paper can be as crucial as the image itself when printing your photographs and artwork. At PermaJet, we believe that every
Photo Paper vs Fine Art Paper: What’s the Difference? Read More
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
Meet Ethel, a 3D artist, printer and a life long PermaJet user. Her creative career spans from photographer to writer to podcaster and everything in between. Ethel creates stereographic, three-dimension still images, based on specially taken photographs. She says: “I often
Ethel Davies on travelling the world and creating 3D photography Read More
When shopping for inkjet paper and canvas you may see the word ‘OBA’ thrown around a lot. But what does it mean? And how important is it when buying paper? What are OBAs? OBA is an abbreviation of Optical Brightening
What are OBAs (Optical Brightening Agents) and should you avoid them? Read More
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
PermaJet’s brand new Smooth Rag 310 proved itself to be a superlative performer when it came to printing photographs for the latest exhibition at Deptford’s Gareth Gardner Gallery. The heavyweight 100% cotton rag paper was selected to print Razing Power,
Smooth Rag 310 Case Study: Razing Power exhibition at the Gareth Gardner Gallery Read More
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
Caoimhe has a hons degree in Fine Art from Crawford College of Art and Design. She works mainly with photography, chaining photographs into her own surreal creations. She explores the themes of isolation and loneliness, creating new realms from her
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