What is Fuji Flex paper?

Fujiflex is a reflective silver halide colour printing paper on a super high gloss PET base for professional use at the highest level, designed exclusively for digital output on large-format laser printers, such as our Lightjet or optimum high quality images..

What photo paper does Shutterfly use?

Make your photos come alive with Prints from Shutterfly. We use Fuji Crystal Archive paper to produce the highest quality, crystal clear prints in a variety of sizes and finishes.

What is a Lumachrome print?

Light that falls across and reflects off of the face of artwork is visually “trapped” within the acrylic glass and when properly lit, appears to be illuminated or back-lit. Lumachrome & FujiFlex Acrylic prints have a silver, almost pearl-like luminescence that add to the overall luxury feel of these incredible pieces.

Does Shutterfly use Fujifilm?

Shutterfly uses Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper which is a high quality resin-based paper with exceptional image stability. It has long been considered the finest color photographic paper available and is the choice of professional photographers and commercial labs worldwide.

Does Fujifilm own Shutterfly?

On June 10, 2019, Apollo Global Management announced that it would acquire Shutterfly for $2.7 billion, as well as its competitor Snapfish in a separate transaction valued at around $300 million.

Why is matte more expensive than glossy?

Matte photos reduce the sharpness of an image, so are not a great choice for high definition photos. Matte finishes tend to require more ink to give your colors good saturation, so they can be more expensive than gloss.

What photo finish is best for framing?

If you are planning on displaying your photo prints behind glass, a matte finish is definitely the best choice. Not only will matte photos not stick to the glass of photo frame, but they will also reflect less light, making them much more enjoyable to look at.

What is the difference between a giclee and a print?

Giclee prints used to be called IRIS prints or IRIS proofs after the original IRIS printer that preceded inkjet printers. Giclee printing is a bit like a big inkjet printer but instead of using normal ink which is more like a dye, it uses a pigment based ink that closely resembles actual paint.

Do giclee prints need glass? Giclée prints on paper need to be framed behind glass as shown below. Paper prints will hold the colors more accuratley of works originally created on paper. Different types of glass are available to protect from UV, and to reduce reflections.

What is C type paper?

A digital c-type is a photographic print, on light-sensitive paper, that has been exposed using digital technology, rather than traditional analogue (otherwise known as ‘darkroom’) techniques. Digital c-types are created by exposing the paper using lasers or LEDs rather than a bulb, like in a darkroom.

Are matte or glossy photos better for framing?

Once you put a glossy photo in a glass frame, the glare effectively doubles and makes viewing the image problematic. As a result, matte prints are the best choice for framing photos behind glass. The other framing option is to use a frame but no glass – this is often a more cost-effective solution.

Is giclee glossy or matte?

Using seven dye-based inks, Giclee Prints offer vibrant color reproduction and enhanced image clarity on your choice of archival quality Deep Matte, Fine Art, Semi Gloss and High Gloss paper.

Are giclee photos worth it?

They are very accurate, archival prints. Sometimes, it’s very difficult to distinguish between giclees and the original artwork. It’s not uncommon for limited edition giclee prints to go up in value because of their rarity and high quality. They also become more valuable as the artist becomes more well-known.

What are high quality art prints called?

Giclee is a term for fine art digital prints made on inkjet printers and is typically used in reference to high-quality prints. The term was coined by an American printmaker Jack Duganne in 1991 and describes the way the ink is applied to paper during the printing process.

What is the highest quality art print? A giclee print comes with the highest resolution and a full-color spectrum so that the original piece of art is matched as closely as possible. Printed on archival paper: A giclee’s print is known for its superior durability when compared to other art prints.

Does giclee look like oil painting? If the paint is still resting on the surface of the canvas and has been layered, it’s likely an original. However, if it looks like the art is seeped into the canvas, then it’s likely a giclee.

What is the difference between a giclee and an art print? Giclee Definition: Giclee printing is a method of printing art on canvas or archival paper using pigment based inks on a commercial inkjet printer. Art prints are usually printed on paper or card based surfaces using a dye based ink.

What is Kodak metallic paper?

KODAK PROFESSIONAL ENDURA Premier Metallic Paper is a color negative paper with a unique metallic appearance. It is coated on a patented multi-laminate base that provides durable, tear-resistant prints.

What is the difference between giclee and C-type?

Colour and tonality: C-Type printing offers a more subtle tone than Giclée, which provides for smoother gradients in shadows and skin tones. The papers used in C-Type printing have also been modified for digital exposure which results in more accurate colour rendition and sharper images.

Is metallic photo paper better?

Metallic paper is resistant to tearing and curling, and much less likely to scratch—although, again, fingerprints can be an issue! Photos printed in a metallic finish are incredibly defined and sharp, but because the metallic paper has a slight shimmer to it, it’s best framed without glass.

What is Endura paper?

Endura® is a bright white, cellulose-based poster printing paper for indoor and short-term outdoor use. Made for cost-effective, high-speed poster printing, ENDURA has an exceptional print surface that is durable and resistant to dents, dings and damage.

How do you print a picture on metallic paper?

The trick is to use a laser printer, not an inkjet printer. Inkjet printers use wet ink, which can have trouble adhering to the metallic finish of your paper. In contrast, laser printers use dry toner, which results in a sharper, more well-defined printed finish.

Is Shutterfly closing down?

On April 23, 2019, a media report speculated that funds managed by Apollo Global Management were considering a bid for Shutterfly. On June 10, 2019, Shutterfly agreed to be acquired in an all-cash deal. The transaction is expected to close in early Q4 2019.

Is Shutterfly shut down?

Shutterfly.com is UP and reachable by us.

Which paper is best for wedding album? Hinged Velvet 250: 250 GSM

Ideal for wedding albums and portfolios, this paper type is thick and provides great color reproduction. Hinged Velvet 250 is unique to our Hinged Layflat products.