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The Copying Process – The first step in making a giclée reproduction print is to produce a good digital file from the original. Today, with the development of the digital camera, we can make digital reproductions quickly and cost effectively. Multiple exposures are used in the copying process to create large files with high resolution. These exposures are then be pieced together producing large digital image files.
Color Correction – Color profiles are used to produce approximate color. However, more precise color matching
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| There are no minimum print quantities required. Order as many or as few prints as you wish. And the print quantities are cumulative. You don’t have to pay the 1st each price every time you re-order. Remember to add any border dimensions to your print size. Questions? email Jack |
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requires the combination of both extensive experience and trial and error color matching. The digital image file is printed with pigment ink on the artist’s choice of paper then the color, contrast and density are evaluated under different light sources. The image is then reprinted with color corrections applied, repeating this process until a match is obtained. This matching process is the basis of good reproduction. There are no short cuts to achieving an excellent match and at least five prints are required with sometimes as many as 20 before a match is achieved.