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June 27, 2008

Stretching a canvas print

Filed under: Advice, Canvas Prints — Gareth @ 1:10 pm

Printing your photos on canvas is only half the job of creating canvas prints of your pictures. Your completed canvas photo print then needs to be professionally mounted and stretched to ensure you get the possible outcome.

Stretching the canvas print is an art form in itself and requires experience to get absolutely right. To do this we use ‘The Stretcher’, which is a special frame we use to keep your canvas taught, which is essential to preserve your image. The stretcher frame is made from 4cm wood that has been kiln dried.

Stretcher frames are the best way to mount canvas prints as they allow you to modify the frame afterwards should you wish to do so. You may want to frame your canvas print, remount or even remove it entirely. The stretcher frame allows this without any risk to the canvas.

It is imperative that canvas prints are framed in this way as canvas reacts differently to changes in location, heat, humidity etc; therefore you need to be able to readjust the frame to suit the location. Some canvas printers will frame your canvas in a different way, possibly even sticking your canvas print to the frame. You should avoid this as it will have a detrimental affect to your canvas

April 27, 2008

How we turn your photos into canvas prints

Filed under: Advice — Jack @ 1:06 pm

You may be wondering quite how we turn your photographs into works of art that you can hang on your wall? The process starts when you send us your artwork. Usually your pictures will come to us in .jpg format, but other formats are fine for us to work with as well. You can also send us the dimensions of the size of canvas that you’d like us to create.

Be sure to measure your wall first though!

It doesn’t matter at this stage if your image is imperfect as we can correct anything that needs doing. Our digital image experts can enhance your photographs to correct any colours, balance the colours, remove any imperfections and of course get rid of any red-eye.

We will also resize and crop the image to make the best possible canvas print for you.

When we’re happy with the improvements we have made we print the photograph onto artist quality canvas.

We’re of the form belief that our use of inks and printers achieves the best possible quality of print on canvas for your requirements.

Our job is to make the best canvas print for you, and we take it very seriously.

April 1, 2008

Precautions taken before imparting a specific effect to your photo

Filed under: Advice — Charlie @ 5:54 pm

The following precautions are taken before a specific effect is imparted to your photo:

  • Your tastes and the limitations/feasibility of the effect by evaluating the original photo are taken into consideration.
  • If there’s a specific effect or edit, which you would wish to be added to the original image, you’ll be shown a proof before the same is printed on your canvas.
  • Red-eye and any other small blemishes or scratches on the photograph are fixed. So, you need not worry about them.

To make your canvas print different and unique, you can opt for a wide range of effects that can be added to your existing photograph. There are various types of effects, such as Black & White, Colour Splash, Sepia, Red-ize, Blue-ize and Green-ize that can add a touch of dynamism to your canvas print.

Black & White is among the most popular effects that can transform any coloured image into a classic black & white image. It adds a touch of nostalgia to any photo. On the other hand, the whole photo - black & white apart from specific area/areas – is made in full colour to give a striking modern touch when the Colour Splash effect is used. Sepia colouring gives the appearance of older photographs, with a very light brown/orange tone.

Eclectic effects to make your canvas print stand out

Filed under: Advice — Charlie @ 1:53 pm

Let’s learn about some more effects - apart from the popular Black & White, Colour Splash, and Sepia effect - that you can opt for with your canvas prints. Whichever effect you choose, it will invariably make your canvas print more attractive than its original photo.

You can opt for negative effect that takes any colour to turn it into its contrasting or opposing colour. It’s suitable for a modern look canvas. Red-ize, Blue-ize, Green-ize is another interesting effect. It works in a similar way to a black & white transformation, but adds a tint of each specific colour to the image. If you wish to, you can opt for ‘No effect’ image. So, your photo will be printed as it is, barring some enhancements to the colours/contrast for getting the best output possible.

If you’ve any further effects or editing which you would like to be there on your photograph you will get all help possible here. The expert designers will help you explore various possibilities.

Importantly, the service of providing effects comes at no additional cost to you. So, what more can you ask for? Just select one of the above effects during the order process, and leave the rest to us!

March 25, 2008

Internet makes submission procedure much simpler

Filed under: Advice — Charlie @ 12:22 pm

Owing to the Internet, submission of your precious photographs has become quite convenient. Thanks to facilities available online, with just the click of a button, you can post your photographs from the comfort of your living room so that they are transformed into lovely canvas prints.

However, you may have some queries, such as whether there’s a minimum quantity that you need to order or whether there are any set up fees for using the services. Generally, there’s no restriction on the quantity (minimum or maximum), which you wish to order, and there are no extra charges in form of set up fees, but it makes sense to check. If you have any doubts, you may get them cleared by sending an e-mail, and the help desk will immediately get back to you.

To get your canvas prints done without delay, you should send your photographs to Print It On Canvas by e-mail. This will save precious time and money. When you do so, check the format in which you need to save it. Usually, a JPEG file compression format is used to create an image file of a suitable size.