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Order PrintsPrints that match the file,
not a guess.
Every print we produce follows a controlled, color-managed process from the moment a photograph is captured to the moment it comes off the printer — not a guess, and not a shortcut.
From a calibrated camera
to an archival print.
Steps I & II describe how we capture and develop an original photograph in-house. Uploading a photo you already have? Skip to how we print your own file.
A calibrated camera,
a fixed white point.
Every photograph is captured with a Canon EOS R6 Mark II under controlled, natural 5600K LED lighting — not ambient room light, and not a phone camera guessing at white balance.
The camera's white point is set before capture begins, so color isn't corrected after the fact — it's accurate from the first exposure.
We develop in a wide-gamut space
before color is locked in.
RAW files are developed first, then converted into a wide-gamut, 16-bit working file for restoration and color work — preserving substantially more tonal and color information than editing a compressed JPEG.
Only once the image is finished is it prepared for output, preserving the maximum color information the camera captured.
An ICC profile is embedded
directly in the file.
During development, the image is converted to an appropriate working color space and its profile is embedded in the file itself. Before printing, the file is converted using the ICC profile matched to the exact printer, ink, and paper.
That embedded profile is what tells any calibrated device — ours or anyone else's — exactly what each color is supposed to look like, instead of leaving it to guesswork.
An 11-color archival system,
not a consumer inkjet.
Prints are produced on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 — an 11-color pigment ink system with a dedicated Chroma Optimizer that reduces gloss differential and extends the usable color range beyond what a standard 4- or 6-color printer can reproduce.
Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100, 11-color pigment system with Chroma Optimizer.
Archival-quality paper,
with its own matched profile.
Every print goes on archival luster photo paper, such as Red River UltraPro Luster 300, using that specific paper's own ICC profile — not a generic one — so the ink laid down on the page matches the color that was captured, edited, and embedded from the very first step.
Upload your own file for
the same color-accurate printing.
Not every print starts with our camera. If you already have a finished digital photo — from your own camera, a scan, or another restoration — we print it the same color-managed way: opened in Photoshop, honoring whatever color profile is embedded in your file, and converted to our printer's calibrated output profile for the paper size you choose.
Loose, unmounted prints.
Archival-quality, start to finish.
Additional copies of the same image ordered here are automatically 15% off. Shipping within the continental United States is calculated at checkout based on size and quantity — for Alaska, Hawaii, or international delivery, email us for a shipping quote. Need something larger than 24×36? Email us for a custom quote.
4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 13×19, 17×22 and 24×36 print full bleed, with no white border. 11×14 and 16×20 come with a thin white border (5 mm top and bottom, 3.4 mm on the sides) that a standard frame’s lip covers. Prefer them edge to edge? Just ask — we’ll trim them by hand, so they’ll measure a fraction of an inch under the stated size.
Your print may not match
your screen. Here's why.
We print your file from Photoshop, honoring whatever color profile is embedded in it. Photos tagged Adobe RGB or sRGB — the vast majority of what cameras and phones produce — convert cleanly to our output profile and will typically look very close to what you saw on a properly calibrated screen.
If your file happens to carry a CMYK profile (common for print-shop or press-ready files), we'll still honor it and convert it to our archival output profile — but that conversion is a bigger jump than RGB to RGB, so the color shift can be more noticeable.
And almost no consumer monitor or phone screen is actually color-calibrated in the first place. If your print looks different from what you expected on screen, that's very often the screen that was wrong, not the print.
We print to what the file actually says, not to what an uncalibrated screen happened to show you.Upload your photo
and choose your sizes.
Each size needs its own upload — a print looks best when it's cropped for that size's exact proportions, not stretched from one shared photo. Upload a photo below each size you'd like to order, then set its quantity.
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
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No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
No upload needed for this size. We’ll match your order to the photo you send us.
Upload the photo for this size
JPG, PNG, or TIFF — up to 5GB
Ordering more than one copy of the same photo? Each additional copy is 15% off, applied automatically in your cart.
Choose a quantity for at least one size above.
Your photos are uploaded securely and used only to fulfill your print order.