Global Standard:

Our printers are maintained to a global standard, we do not adjust or tweak any images unless expressly requested to do so. Daily calibration ensures all printers are delivering to global print specifications. Images printed by Studio22 will match images printed in other professional labs around the globe. Images are printed with the exact information in the file. When changes or adjustments are requested, this is done in Photoshop, never via printer software. To continue with the drive to print to a global standard, we use Professional RIP software, images are fed to the printer via this software to ensure the highest level of print quality and accuracy.

As photographers, we understand true photographic resolution. We would never sacrifice quality for quantity.

It is easy to meet any deadline with an ink printing system by simply dropping the print resolution and turning up the speed. We would rather not print an order than make that sacrifice. Try us. We operate 7 world class printers, this increases our work-flow and means you get your prints on time or sooner.

Large format printing allows printing of images up to 5+ meters long to a width of 1100mm (1.1m)

Archival prints:

Studio22 Giclée prints are archival, a combination of Epson’s Ultra Chrome inks and a professional range of paper surfaces ensure you of prints that will last a lifetime. Including quality paper with the ‘feel’ and a substantial body of a genuine photographic print. With a maximum width of 1100mm, we can print from a few millimeters up to a length of 5m+. We print custom sizes, you need not limit yourself to standard sizes. Enjoy panoramic or square images, any shape or size you need. Many additional paper options available.

Please call or e-mail your print specifications for a quotation. For multiple prints, we are able to offer a nesting option to optimise the space used and save you money. There are many names for modern enlargements, also known as Pigment ink printing, large format printing, giclée printing or even inkjet from the early days.

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