What Is Fine Art / Photo Printing?
Also known as giclée printing, fine art printing is one of the high-quality printing methods. The term giclée takes its name and its working principle from the French "la giclée", meaning to spray or squirt a liquid, and it uses inkjet printing technology. It is a type of digital printing produced on large-format inkjet presses using archival-quality inks and acid-free papers.
Sanatsalbaski.com produces its fine art prints at 1440 dpi and above with an 8–12 colour pigment system. Using Epson and Canon fine art presses with archival pigment inks rated for a hundred years and more of fade resistance, it makes long-lasting, acid-free, natural prints on Hahnemühle papers. Today, fine art production on Epson and Canon presses is accepted as the highest-quality printing standard by many of the world's museums and galleries.
The product you order as a fine art or photo print can be supplied either as a frameless form – in a protective cardboard tube or flat between two boards without bending – or with one of four frame models in four colours, or with the dibond presentation option.
Papers
- Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
- Hahnemühle German Etching
- Hahnemühle Photo Rag
- Hahnemühle Ultra Smooth
- Hahnemühle William Turner
- Hahnemühle Photo Luster
- Hahnemühle Matt Fibre
Presentation & Frames
- Frameless Form
- Dibond Form
- Classic Frame
- Thin Strip Frame
- Art Block Frame
- Modern Frame
