What Paper Should I Choose for Giclée Prints?
Paper choice determines how a giclée print looks, feels and lasts. Substrate, surface, weight — and what the data actually shows.
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Image Resolution for Fine Art Printing: What Actually Matters
A resolução da imagem e os megapixéis são alguns dos termos mais mal compreendidos utilizados na imagem digital, tanto por entusiastas como por profissionais
What Makes a Giclée Print High Quality?
A high-quality giclée print is defined by four things: archival paper, pigment ink, accurate colour management, and the resolution to render fine detail faithfully. Every other variable — framing, sizing, finishing — matters, but these four are the floor. If any one of them is compromised, the print is compromised. The rest of this article explains what each means in practice, and why the differences are visible.