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How to print

From resolution of your file to the correct DPI for the size, these are the main items to be aware of

Preparing your files

From resolution of your file to the correct DPI for the size, these are the main items to be aware of:

1

Colour

For best results, set your camera to Adobe 1998 colour space, as this has a wider colour space than sRGB standard setting. sRGB works best for viewing images on the web. If your image file is sRGB, our experienced technicians will extract the maximum available data.
2

Size

300 dpi is the optimum print resolution, ideally files should be sized at 300dpi at the required
output size. For example, a 10”x8” print at 300dpi would be 20.6mb (8 bit).
3

File Formats

JPEG, TIFF’s are preferred although we do accept PDF and PNG’s, if you have any layers please remember to flatten them.
4

Help

For large prints, a lower dpi can be acceptable, please contact us for advice. Advanced uses are
welcome to download our colour profiles for soft proofing.

Please see our video guides for preparing your files.

Placing an order

Once your file has been prepared, you are now ready to upload your file and make your order. Please see our guide on how to place an order

Guides

From the resolution of your file to the correct DPI for the size, these are the main items to be aware of.

Printing your art or photograph to how you want it and how it looks on the screen is very important.

How to make a test strip file.