Archival photo printing
At this time, substrate selection is limited. All orders are a 3 business day turnaround time, and we are unable to accommodate rush orders.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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An archival print is the term used to describe fine art reproductions of museum quality. This process is using the finest quality papers and inks designed to resist color fading and are reproduced using a fine art printer with exceptionally high resolution. We print on quality paper with no optical brightening agents such as Canon, Hahnemühle Photo Rag, metallic and Moab papers. These prints have the ability to last over 250* years framed under UV glass. We offer Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss. The velvety texture of this semi-gloss paper gives your photos an amazingly rich quality. Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss produces vibrant images with low glare and a soft glossy finish for photo lab quality prints right at home. We also offer specialty paper such as rag, matte, pearlescent, and metallic papers**. Call us for those special options. Our sizes/pricing for archival semi gloss:
Our sizes/pricing for pearlescent and metallic papers:
*By default, we print with Canon Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss. If you wish to have another type of paper print, be sure to note it in the comments and check to make sure we have it in stock. We can order rag, matte, luster, and high gloss. **Specialized pearlescent and metallic papers (pearlescent and metallic papers have a higher cost than other standard photo papers). https://medcom.med.wayne.edu/faqs |
