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All of the images displayed on this site use high compression for fast loading and are resized for easy viewing on the web; they do not reflect print quality. Your photos will be printed from uncompressed RAW files with a resolution of 3504x2336 (8 Million Pixels) and the images will be individually processed in Photoshop to create the sharpest, colour balanced photo.

The section below covers more information on ordering and quality.


Photos : Ordering

All photos on my site are available to order and printed at the award winning Photobox Processing Lab.

Digital Images : Quality

All ordered photos are printed from 8 Million Pixel uncompressed RAW files and are individually digitally retouched in Photoshop CS2 to achieve the highest quality. My entire image processing workflow is colour managed so your final print will exactly match what I see on my monitor. Read my Workflow page for more info


Photos : Quality

For those that are technically minded, here is some information about the print devices and paper types that will be used to produce your photos.

For small format work (up to 10"x15") your prints will be done on FujiFilm Frontier 370 or 390 printers. These work by exposing red, green and blue laser light onto FujiFilm Crystal Archive photographic paper at 300 DPI (dots per inch). The fade resistance of the prints is rated at 150 years.

Larger formats will be printed using Polielectronica Laserlab. This is a world-class laser-based photographic device which prints onto Agfa Professional digital photographic paper at 254 DPI. The fade resistance of the prints is also rated at 150 years.


Images by e-mail

When you buy a digital image a 3504x2336 JPEG file will be e-mailed to you.


Equipment : Quality

All of my photography equipment is Canon Professional gear. Canon has a reputation of building the highest quality cameras and lenses in the industry and with 60 years experience they are the market leaders.

The camera provides the platform for a colour accurate, low noise photo whilst Canon 'L' lenses ensure that the image is sharp and displays excellent colour saturation and a wide contrast.

 

       
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