At the heart of our printing process is an advanced 12-color pigment ink system. Unlike standard printers that may use 4-6 inks, our expanded palette allows for unparalleled color accuracy, vibrancy, and subtle gradations. The 12-color system includes:
Photo Black,
Matte Black,
Gray,
Photo Gray,
Cyan,
Photo Cyan,
Magenta,
Photo Magenta,
Yellow,
Red,
Blue, and Chroma Optimizer.
This combination ensures your images achieve a wider color gamut, providing deep blacks, rich tones, and accurate skin tones. The Chroma Optimizer further enhances the prints by reducing bronzing and providing a uniform glossiness across the print surface, perfect for high-gloss photography.
Superior Color Accuracy and Detail:
Our system delivers incredibly accurate reproductions. Whether you’re printing a dramatic landscape, a detailed portrait, or fine art reproductions, the printer captures minute details and subtle color shifts that standard printers can miss. This means you can confidently offer prints that remain faithful to your original vision, impressing clients and enhancing your professional portfolio.
Versatility in Media Support
support for a wide variety of media types. From glossy to matte, the printer can handle various papers to suit different artistic styles and needs. Some of the popular paper types supported include:
Glossy Photo Paper: Ideal for vibrant, high-contrast images with a stunning shine. Great for professional photographers looking to showcase their work.
Luster and Semi-Gloss Paper: Provides a softer sheen compared to glossy paper, reducing glare while maintaining vibrant colors. Excellent for wedding and portrait photography.
Matte Paper: Perfect for fine art prints and images that benefit from a more subdued finish. Matte paper provides a classic, elegant look with rich textures.
Canvas and Specialty Media: We can handle thicker media like canvas, making it a great choice for artists looking to reproduce paintings and mixed-media work.
This flexibility means you’re not restricted to one type of output and can experiment to find the best medium for each unique project.
We can produce large-format prints with sizes up to 44 inches wide and up to 200 inches in length. This makes it ideal for photographers, galleries, and businesses needing to create oversized artwork, panoramic landscapes, or large display prints. The ability to produce such high-quality large prints in-house saves time and ensures total control over the final product.
Longevity and Durability
Thanks to the innovative pigment-based inks system we use, our prints are built to last. Pigment inks are known for their superior longevity, with fade resistance lasting up to 100 years or more under proper display conditions. This makes LargePrints.Art an excellent choice for archival-quality prints, ensuring your work stands the test of time.
We are equipped with advanced technology to make the printing process smooth and reliable. Features like the anti-clogging FINE (Full-Photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) print head, accurate media detection, and intuitive controls ensure that even large print jobs are handled with precision. This reduces the chance of errors and waste, making your workflow more efficient.
LargePrints.Art delivers the vibrancy, detail, and longevity that can take your prints to the next level. Whether you're producing gallery-quality art or fulfilling client orders, we ensure that your work makes the best possible impression.
Experience the difference of professional-grade photo printing with the LargePrints.Art — where color meets precision, and creativity meets excellence.
Photo Glossy Paper
Photo glossy paper is known for its shiny, reflective surface, which enhances the vibrancy and sharpness of printed images. This paper has a smooth, slick finish that brings out rich colors and fine details.
Best For:
High-contrast photos with vivid colors.
Prints intended for framing under glass or lamination.
Everyday photo prints where brilliance is desired.
Great for Family photos, travel prints, and colorful landscapes.
Photo Matte Paper
Photo matte paper has a non-reflective, flat finish. It produces softer images with a more subdued color palette compared to glossy paper. The texture often feels velvety and smooth.
Best For:
Prints with muted tones or black-and-white photos.
Professional presentations, as it minimizes glare under strong lighting.
Prints that will be written on or labeled.
Considerations:
May lack the "pop" of color seen on glossy finishes and is more resistant to fingerprints and handling marks.
Common Applications: Artistic portraits, monochrome photography, and infographic displays.
Photo Luster Paper
Photo luster paper strikes a balance between glossy and matte finishes. It has a semi-gloss texture that provides some shine without the high reflectivity of glossy paper. Colors remain vibrant but with a slightly softer touch.
Best For:
Prints requiring both vibrant color and reduced glare.
Professional-grade photography prints.
Projects where subtle texture adds a tactile quality.
Considerations:
Offers a professional look but is slightly more expensive than matte or glossy options.
Common Applications:
Wedding photos, event photography, and high-end portraiture.