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Understanding the process of printing quality Gicl'ee prints and how its accomplished is important.  The process begins by capturing  the image with a Hi - Resolution camera or scanner to get a digital file that is input into the computer. The image is then manipulated using special software to adjust the contrast, lighting and color hues before it is sent out to the printer. The three most important factors to producing quality prints are; the digital file, adjusting the digital file and the printer.

We provide the services needed to produce quality Gicl'ee prints and use state of the art technology and equipment  to do it.

We use the same printer & media that the Chicago Museum of Fine Arts uses to reproduce the art work of great modern art master Monet. 

PRECISE DIGITAL FINE ART REPRODUCTIONS USING ULTRA CHROME UV PIGMENTED INKS
Ultra chrome pigmented inks, in normal indoor lighting conditions, will last over 100 years
44" wide format printing with true 1440 - 2880 dpi photo quality resolution

Set up Fees

bulletDigital Photography using Nikon 8 mega-pixel camera $35
bulletCruise Scans starting at $75  recommended for printing images larger than 30" x 40"
bulletMinimum Set Up - without color corrections starting at $35, includes (1) 5" x 7" proof
bulletadditional 5" x 7" proofs are $15 ea.
bulletLarger proofs or test strips will be calculated by square inch cost of media products
 
Pricing for Canvas

Canvas prints are printed on archival primed canvas and include a UV finished coat.
 

Pricing for Fine Art Paper

Fine Art paper is the highest quality of archival paper, it is similar to semi-smooth water color paper.
This is also the same product that the Chicago Museum of Fine Art uses to print the art work of Monet.
 

Pricing for Premium Photo Luster Paper

Premium Photo Luster Paper is a quality archival paper with satin finish and includes a UV finish coat.

Print Price List in PDF Format

                         

                                                    Photo By Sue Laubenstein, courtesy the Courier