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Make your choice from 4 major categories of print media.
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Find your ideal media!
photographic papers, fine papers and giclees on canvas
Your most beautiful images printed on top-quality media. Our archival inks are made to last. We offer a wide choice of papers and canvases, each with its own unique finish.
rigid supports
Give your projects the importance they deserve. Printing directly onto the substrate allows your images to take center stage, giving them a long life and a unique look, whether printed on acrylic, wood, aluminum (Alupanel or Dibond) or any of the many other materials available.
self-adhesive / wall-mounted media
Whether for commercial or artistic use, our range of self-adhesive media can be adapted to any surface. With faithful color rendering and remarkable resistance, we have media for both indoor and outdoor use.
BANNERS
Ideal for events, displays and special occasions, we offer high-quality banner printing.
Indoor or outdoor, for decoration or promotion.
Colorful printing and resistant media. We can also offer you various hanging systems.
Cutting and lettering
For self-adhesive media and certain rigid substrates, we offer customized cutting. We can also do lettering.
Examples of cutting on self-adhesive media
What resolution for my image?
To determine whether your file is large enough for printing, you need to know its size and the file's dpi* (dots per inch).
For quality printing, the ideal minimum is 150 dpi at the desired format.
It's very important to understand the difference between resolution and file size.
The color difference between my screen and the printout
The "problem" is that color spaces are not the same for a screen or a printer.
Screens have light colors, synthesized into red, green and blue. Printers, on the other hand, use cyan, magenta, yellow and black inks.
What format for my image?
We accept several file formats, but the most optimized for printing are: .jpeg, .tiff or .psd.
However, for optimal printing, we strongly recommend that you send us a .tiff file. The .jpeg format crushes your photo to make it as light and readable as possible.