Viewing the images on the website
The images on your screen are displayed from small digital files of low resolution, so that an image loads quickly on a website. Most computer monitors can display images at a maximum resolution of 70 dots per inch. That low resolution website image file also loses some color, depth, and details during conversion from the master image file. Therefore, the web images are not able to convey all the information contained in the master image.
VIEWING THE IMAGES ON A museum quality PRINT
The large master image is converted to a large print file created for each individual print size. The images are printed professionally at a museum quality resolution of 300 dots per inch (3 to 4 times the resolution seen on a monitor), and with a larger color palette than a monitor can display. Whether printing on paper, canvas, or metal, the large printed image reveals a depth, detail, and realism that can’t be seen on the monitor.
The visual information in the high quality print is maximized with the optimum lighting on the print. Upon receipt, take your print outdoors into the direct sunlight and marvel at what a fine print can reveal. In your house or business, the more light you shine on your print, the more enjoyment it will give.
Ordering prints
The basic print options feature frameless, glassless, high resolution productions on either fine art paper or aluminum metal.
Fine Art Paper Prints: lustre paper image with wipeable protective coating, mounted on warp-proof Gatorboard, ready to hang. See below for examples.
Metal Prints: infused directly on an aluminum sheet for stunning color depth and detail clarity, ready to hang.
Other print options are available, including framing and matting of paper prints, and printing on canvas.
PRICE LIST FOR ORDERING PRINTS
Size, in. Paper Metal
8 x 12 $50 $90
12 x 18 $75 $150
16 x 24 $150 $225
20 x 30 $175 $350
24 x 36 $250 $500
30 x 45 $325 $800
TO ORDER A PRINT OR ASK A QUESTION, CLICK THE COMPOSE EMAIL BUTTON
email address: mark@markdarnellphotography.com
Example of the clean lines of a frameless print:
Example of the back of a paper print mounted on Gatorboard:
