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We offer a selection of high quality fine art papers. Along with all standard paper sizes, we can print up to 44” wide to virtually any length. Our state of the art HP z3100 can handle the detail in even the highest quality fine art image. The Vivera ink technology ensures that every print is of archival quality and UV fade resistant for up to 200 years.
We have been providing our fine art and photo printing service for several years, during which we’ve produced prints for one-off exhibitions through to multiple editions for artists selling work all around the world. Many of our regular customers choose to keep their files on our system so that upon request we can produce another run of prints that will be ready just 48 hours later.
questions
Is my image good enough quality?
We offer a proof strip service for £4.00.
Just create a sample file at 500mm x 150mm and we will print it on your paper of choice.
When will the print be ready?
Your print will be ready for collection or shipping in 2 days.
How can I supply my picture?
The picture can be supplied on a memory card or even transferred using our client upload page straight from your computer.
How do I order?
Contact us by phone or email, we have the facilities to take card payment over the phone.
Please don’t hesitate to ring us or email your enquiries.
This Fine Art Price Calculator will generate instant quotes for any dimensions you enter.
prices
All prices on this page exclude VAT
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We have a range of paper stocks and can provide you with a convenient sample pack which can be requested by clicking the sample button on this page. Once you have chosen the paper you would like to print on, you can use the custom price calculator to calculate the cost of your print.
When producing fine art or photographic work there are many important factors to consider in order to create a high quality print. It is important to have an image at the correct resolution, this determines the quality at which the image will be printed. It is standard practice to supply your file at 300dpi scaled to the correct print dimensions.
Colour accuracy is an important factor for many artists when producing a print. At Exhibit Printing we have developed a service that we feel is the most practical and cost-effective way to help artist meet their expectations when printing a new piece of work.
We supply a sample strip service that allows artists to print a section of their image onto the paper stocks that they wish to test. This process allows the artist to see not only the resolution of their image but also the surface finish and the colour accuracy.
Every paper stock has a different colour gamut (“that portion of the colour space that can be represented, or reproduced.”). Once an artist has an understanding of which colours work well or which colours are compromised on any particular paper stock, they can decide to adjust their artwork or pursue a different route with regards to the final print.
Once you've produced a print you’re happy with, it is simple to re-order multiple copies in the future making digital fine art printing a great solution for artists looking to produce print-to-order editions.
Other than the visual appearance, the archival specifications of a paper are important to understand. Most people when requesting a fine art or a giclée print should be enquiring about its archival qualities. Archival means that the print will not fade or yellow overtime if stored in controlled conditions. The key element in creating an archival print is an acid free paper stock as well as a stable ink chemistry. At Exhibit Printing we offer two Hahnemühle fine art stocks that are suitable for creating archival prints when printed with our HP Vivera ink set.
However other papers can look just as good and may be perfectly suitable to your application.
