Photographic Prints

Premium quality C-Prints using high-end Noritsu and Chromira printers on professional Kodak Endura photo papers so that you always receive the longest-lasting and highest-quality photographic prints available. We offer the following paper types:

Kodak Endura Glossy: Like the name suggests, Glossy is a shiny finish that offers vibrant colors. Glossy prints are printed on Kodak Endura Paper.

Kodak Endura Lustre: Lustre is a matte finish that is fingerprint-resistant. It offers the same color saturation as Glossy, without the extra glare. Also printed on Kodak Endura Paper.

Fine Art Prints

Textured Finish – Epson Cold Press Bright: 500gsm Epson Cold Press Bright Textured Matte Paper is an acid free, 100% cotton rag media with a bright textured finish. This paper has an extremely-high color gamut and black density. This cylinder mould-made product is optimized for Epson UltraChrome, and Archival Ink.

This fine art paper is not only acid, lignin, and chlorine free, it is also pH buffered with calcium carbonate for a true archival sheet.

Smooth Finish – Hot Press Bright: Epson Hot Press Bright Smooth Matte Paper is an acid free, 100% cotton rag media with a bright textured finish. This paper has an extremely-high color gamut and black density. This cylinder mould-made product is optimized for Epson UltraChrome, and Archival Ink.

This fine art paper is not only acid, lignin, and chlorine free, it is also pH buffered with calcium carbonate for a true archival sheet.

Photo Finish -Exhibition Fiber: Exhibition Fiber Paper is a breakthrough paper, was developed in collaboration with many of the industry’s leading professional photographers to ensure it meets their most discerning requirements. Many who have contributed to the development of Exhibition Fiber Paper have commented that it not only reminds them of revered silver halide papers, but also offers greater creative control due to extraordinary D-Max and tonal transition in B&W and the ability to print extraordinary color with the same paper, something that was not possible to do with traditional fiber based papers.