LightJet Prints

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• There is one huge reason - Unparalleled Quality ...

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• ALL of the benefits of digital imaging, but with the rich look and feel of traditional fine art photographs.

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• ... but a proven light-sensitive process that's been around for as long as  photography - we print with light, not with ink!.  The range of color, accuracy, and clarity cannot be duplicated by any other technology. It's the reason that the some of the very best fine art photographers in the world trust their images with me ...

• All images are printed on Fuji Crystal Archive Type CD II material (archival over 60 years)

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• ... including basic to advanced mounting and laminating options, from Gatorfoam to Acrylic Face Mounts.

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• I can help you find the right size, finishing, and budgetary options.

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• Printing only:  3 to 7 working days  - -  With Finishing:  add 7 to 14 working days 

• All necessary enhancement & digital prep work for your image must be completed prior to printing, either by you, or from a file I've enhanced or created using my "Master File Creation" service. See the "pre-flight"guidelines below for more ...

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• For a panoramic view of the Darkroom & Paper Processor, see the 9-second video to the left (no  sound) ...

1. Save to your desired final print size at 300 ppi
2. Save using Adobe 1998 RGB as your working space. Do not assign or convert your image to any paper profile or working space
3. Save as a flattened RGB TIFF, 8 bits per channel, do NOT use any compression

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• Your monitor should be properly calibrated & profiled to closely match print output, preferably with a Monitor Profiling package, such as the X Rite Eye One Display Pro. If not, use the Adobe Gamma utility (Windows) or the Monitor Calibrator utility (Mac). See this post on my blog WITH VIDEO for more recommendations on monitor settings in particular, and Color Management in general.

•  A note of caution: You will never get your monitor to be a 100% accurate representation of your print, due to the different physical light properties between your monitor (emitted light) and your print (reflective light), as well as all of the variables inolved. It will never be perfect, but it will be extremely close, eliminating time and waste.  Please note that, although we'll strive to steer you in the right direction, we cannot be responsible for your Color Management system or accuracy.

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