After a number of years of scanning our own photos, artwork, graphics and even fabric, we thought the time was right to 'officially' launch our professional scanning service.
We use industrial A3 scanners, capable of a true optical resolution of 1600 dpi (should really be "spi", i.e. samples-per-inch!) and which are able to resolve subtle shadow detail).
You can read more about our photo scanning service / scanning service by visiting:
http://www.giantprint.com.au/photo_scanning_service
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Showing posts with label giantprint. Show all posts
Friday, May 7, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
Update To Giantprint's Glossary
Hey Guys,
We've just updated our online Glossary. We've added a few more photographic terms.
It's beginning to turn into a mini-encyclopedia, so we might have to restructure it at some stage.
If you can suggest any terms to add to it, please drop us a line.
The glossary can be found at: http://www.giantprint.com.au/glossary
Cheers
We've just updated our online Glossary. We've added a few more photographic terms.
It's beginning to turn into a mini-encyclopedia, so we might have to restructure it at some stage.
If you can suggest any terms to add to it, please drop us a line.
The glossary can be found at: http://www.giantprint.com.au/glossary
Cheers
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Feedback Page Updated
Hey Guys,
We've just updated our client feedback page. We'll put a few more in when time permits.
The page can be viewed at: http://www.giantprint.com.au/feedback
Cheers
We've just updated our client feedback page. We'll put a few more in when time permits.
The page can be viewed at: http://www.giantprint.com.au/feedback
Cheers
Monday, November 30, 2009
You can also follow Giantprint on Twitter
Guys, our Twitter page is located at:
Giantprint's Twitter Page
No excuses for not knowing what's going on ;-)
Cheers
Giantprint's Twitter Page
No excuses for not knowing what's going on ;-)
Cheers
Saturday, November 21, 2009
20% Off Storewide
We'd like to announce that, for a short time, we have a "20% Off Storewide" sale on right now. The sale ends on the 5th of December, so get in fast ! Please note that the discount does not apply to any delivery charges.
It's a great time to check out exactly what kind of photo enlargements Giantprint is capable of producing.
Happy shopping !
It's a great time to check out exactly what kind of photo enlargements Giantprint is capable of producing.
Happy shopping !
Friday, September 11, 2009
Giantprint To Offer Acid-Free & OBA-Free Papers Exclusively
Giantprint Pty Ltd, a fine art printmaker specializing in printing high-resolution photo enlargements to poster size, has announced that, effective immediately, all photo enlargements will be produced using only papers that are both acid-free and optical-brightener-free.
"Since Giantprint's genesis, the focus has always been to provide photographers with a service that they can depend on to produce prints that are highly impressive as well as highly archival", says Alyson Emmins, Giantprint’s co-director.
"It might come as a shock to some as to just how much research and development goes into running a company like ours. Research relating to colour fidelity and print longevity is at the core of our operation. It is exciting to have finally procured a range of papers that are both acid-free and optical-brightener-free (OBA-free). Papers that meet these requirements go a long way towards ensuring that a print's colour and/or tone is preserved for many years. This is just one less thing that you, as a photographer, will need to worry about”.
It should be noted that clients will have the option of selecting papers with even greater archival properties, if they wish. Such media has the added benefit of being buffered with agents such as calcium carbonate, or containing other compounds that improve print longevity.
For more information, please visit http://www.giantprint.com.au
"Since Giantprint's genesis, the focus has always been to provide photographers with a service that they can depend on to produce prints that are highly impressive as well as highly archival", says Alyson Emmins, Giantprint’s co-director.
"It might come as a shock to some as to just how much research and development goes into running a company like ours. Research relating to colour fidelity and print longevity is at the core of our operation. It is exciting to have finally procured a range of papers that are both acid-free and optical-brightener-free (OBA-free). Papers that meet these requirements go a long way towards ensuring that a print's colour and/or tone is preserved for many years. This is just one less thing that you, as a photographer, will need to worry about”.
It should be noted that clients will have the option of selecting papers with even greater archival properties, if they wish. Such media has the added benefit of being buffered with agents such as calcium carbonate, or containing other compounds that improve print longevity.
For more information, please visit http://www.giantprint.com.au
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