If you have never printed your own work before, you might not know that some careful preparation is needed to make sure the colors in your print match what you see on your screen. This 20-minute video from photographer Michael Woloszynowicz will teach you how to print your images with confidence. Getting an accurate print […]
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We've long been advocating printing out your precious photos instead of letting them marinate in your hard drives or stay forgotten in your social media accounts. One of the first steps to this is finding out how big you can print your photos. thephoblographer.com »
2019-09-17 10:00
No one wants to buy your prints partially because of the fact that you (if you're reading this) are most likely a nobody in the photography industry. That's a very broad and general statement, but let me explain. thephoblographer.com »
2016-12-03 08:02
Canon today announced three new fine art premium photo papers for photographers who want to stand out from the crowd by actually printing their work, rather than having it live out its life digitally. thephoblographer.com »
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