Printing

Article: Why AdoramaPIX Makes Creating Prints and Photo Books Easy.Visual Impressions with Joe DiMaggio: Adorama Photography TV

Adorama Photography TV presents Visual Impressions with Joe DiMaggio. In this episode, Joe will show you some of the fantastic prints and photo books that he created with his photography on AdoramaPix.

Article: Print Sizes—AdoramaTV.Digital Photography 1 on 1

AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this week's episode Mark discusses image resolution and file size.

Article: Canon-imagePROGRAF-iPF6350.Product Reviews—AdoramaTV

Adorama Photography TV presents the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6350 wide-format printer.

Article: Mounting Photos for Display—AdoramaTV.Digital Photography 1 on 1

AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this week's episode Mark takes you through the process of mounting your photos to foamcore for display.

Article: Sharpening and printing.Look sharp...but not TOO sharp

To show maximum detail, use a glossy or semi-gloss (satin) paper. Detail not important for this image? Then choose any high-quality paper whose surface reinforces the mood you are trying to create.

Article: How to make your own photo book.Keepsakes, albums, portfolios: It's easy with AdoramaPix PhotoBooks!

Many photographers dream of publishing a book of their photographs, and now, you can easily create your own book and publish it as a limited-run or one-of-a-kind book through Adorama's online photo lab, AdoramaPix.

Article: Product Review: Unibind PhotoBook Creator.Make a hardcover photo book at home

Yes, you can get it done by the pros at AdoramaPix, but if you’re a do-it-yourselfer, Unibind has a way to create your own book.

Blog: Remember to Print!.I am concerned about the future of visual memories.

Article: How to make a photo book with AdoramaPix.A thorough approach

Everything you need to know to get started publishing a photo book.

News: Unibind MyBook turns 4x6 prints into photo books.Do-It-Yourself book-making kit

News: Hahnemule adds glossy fine-art paper.Whiter, Smoother, Glossier - Baryta FB 350gsm is the newest fiber-based addition to Hahnemühle's Digital FineArt Collection.

Article: Which digital printer is best for you?.Print your photos to share or display

Do you bring your printer everywhere and share your photos, or do you need a reliable workhorse for your studio or home? Here’s an overview of the five key printer printer categories, and one or two representative models.

Article: Offbeat paper surfaces for your home photo book.Three surfaces for your inkjet printer

Here are three photo-quality inkjet paper surfaces that you can only print for your photo book at home.

Article: When to use sheets, rolls, or both.Roll playing, or sheet music?

The decision to purchase papers, canvas, or other substrates as sheets or rolls can bea difficult one because each has its advantages and disadvantages.

Article: Calibrating vs. profiling.Get it right the first time

Calibrating a device, such as a monitor or printer, is different from profiling a device. Here’s how they’re different.

Article: What's an aspect ratio?.Why some print sizes cut off parts of your picture

Aspect ratio is the numerical relationship between the height of the image and its width, and is usually expressed with two numbers.

Article: Adjust in RAW.Preparing for a picture-perfect print

You've chosen your image. Now it will need to be adjusted for the best possible print.

Article: Advanced Digital Printing: Take Control!.It's better to manage your print quality from inside Photoshop

For most of us, the goal of digital darkroom work is to produce great prints that accurately represent the adjustments we have made in the computer.

Article: Stress-free printing.What's PictBridge And How Do I Use It?

PictBridge's formal name is "Standard of Camera & Imaging Products Association CIPA DC-001 - 2003 Digital Solutions for Imaging Devices."

Article: BUYING GUIDE: Inkjet Paper.Many surfaces, many choices; here's what you should look for

The paper you use is just as important as the printer and ink. From exhibition prints to scrapbooks, learn to match the paper to the purpose.