The walls are being hung.
The first retailers are coming on board and their prints will fill this wall as they arrive. Until then, the guides are open: how to hang, how big, what to print on, and which services are worth it.
- 1Glossy, matte, lustre or fine art: which paper for which photo
- 2The software behind a good print: what to prepare a file in
- 3Designing your own poster: sizes, bleed and the export that printers accept
- 4Why your print looks darker than your screen, and the ten-minute fix
- 5How to prepare a photo for a big print
- 6Photo book services in Europe, compared on what actually matters
- 7Canvas print or framed print: which one for which wall
Before you print.
Two things worth settling before anything goes to a printer.
Which photo book, canvas or calendar service is worth it
The big European print services side by side: paper, colour, sizes, and what each one does with a bad file.
The software behind a good print
What to prepare a file in, what to skip, and the one setting that ruins most home prints.
Hanging, sizing and pairing guides
How high, how big, how many. The rules a designer uses, then breaks.