In this category you’ll find information related to printing and technology. Learn about the different technologies and printers we use for various print products. For example, the Cannon Colorado Gel-Ink printer or the process for creating metal prints. Get tips for how to prepare your image files for the best printing results. You can also read about the smartphone camera vs. digital camera debate and get tips for taking better pictures with your phone.
Ever order prints from the pharmacy or a canvas from the big box store? Then you know how important technology and service are to online custom printing!
We are so proud to collaborate with Bruce Roscoe, owner of Ayana Studio of Photography, honoring veterans with a “Generational” Veterans Composition Photo
Acrylic glass, a generic term for poly methyl methacrylate (PMMA) is a hard clear plastic, commonly known by the brand names "Plexiglass", "Lucite", or "Perspex". At ArtisanHD, we take great pride in our acrylic print mounting process. It's rather technical, and serious skill and attention to detail is required.
Padopolis has developed an iPad app called Catalog Spree. The free download offers consumers a brand new way to shop multiple catalogs in one source, much like you would when visiting a traditional brick and mortar mall or flipping through paper prints. The app lets you view product information and order directly from each company's [...]
Undoubtedly, you have seen Apple's commercials promoting the many applications (apps) you can buy to do a variety of things on the iPhone. What you may not know, is that apps are not just for nifty games and sending digital postcards to your family and friends. There are many apps that can be used to [...]
Since there is no more football, you may decide to grab the digital camera and head up North to get some cool winter shots. Unless your digital camera is fully charged you could be left “out in the cold”.What really is a drag is whether it’s your camcorder, cell phone or digital camera each of [...]
Unless you are a press photographer with clearance, most likely when attending a sporting event your seats are not front row. Or say a parade, graduation, red carpet, really any situation where you are trying to photograph around something blocking your view. Sure you can use a monopod to elevate your camera above the what [...]
The new online version of Photoshop launched today. Although you can not do everything you would be able to do in the full version (no layers here), with Photoshop Express you can do minor spot correction, adjust exposure, set white balance, sharpening and much more. They also offer photo sharing, file storage, and a pretty [...]
Staying in this weekend? Maybe you can spend your time trying out new techniques in Adobe Lightroom. Jack Nack on his blog has posted links to "a wealth of" Lightroom tutorials from the Adobe Design Center. Check them out. It should keep you busy this weekend. Speaking of Lightroom, Stephen Shankland of CNET reports that [...]
Well, not quite yet. Researchers in the UK and Jordan have been working on a new method of image enhancement using the Swarm approach. PSO (Particle Swarm Optimization) uses a computer algorithm that can intelligently boost contrast and detail in an image without distorting the underlying features. The current application being to help those pesky [...]
