The term “giclee” is a French term that literally means a spray or a liquid jet. It is used to refer to advanced printing technology that is scanned reproduction, high resolution images with long lasting inks on canvas, art paper or photo paper. Basically, the print results of process giclee in better color accuracy compared with other forms of printing. Giclee canvas prints are increasingly in demand among professionals and individual customers, because the technology not only allows the reproduction of works of art and photographs, but also long-term preservation.
Giclee Print quality is commonly seen in art galleries, museums and photographic exhibitions. Giclee prints on canvas are very beneficial for artists and photographers who need to play your masterpieces commercial or as needed. A major advantage of having images reproduced through giclee canvas printing is that the artwork and photos are stored digitally – safe and easily accessible at any time in the future. The digital archives can also resize and print on media other than canvas, allowing various artists options and flexibility.
Headquartered in Melbourne tonal reproduction company specializing in the production of archival quality prints giclee canvas that meet the demands of professional photographers and artists as well as art collectors and enthusiasts demanding. Offering cost-effective solutions to its customers, the company prints with the Epson 9900, a ten-color photo printer that produces images with an impressive resolution. Along with pigment inks resist fading and protective finishes rolling, giclee canvas prints have amazing detail and richer colors. Customers can choose from poly / cotton canvas or 100% cotton fabric for their giclee prints.
The unique art giclee printing took its earliest form in the 80’s when Iris printers giclee prints graphs used to adjust the color first before final production. The modern digital printing technology and highly improved inks has enabled prints to last longer – even decades and even centuries – stimulating a new trend in the reproduction of works of art. Virtually any piece dimensional artwork, including photographs, oil paintings, watercolors and drawings can be scanned, digitized, resized, and printed on canvas or any other media preferred. The longevity of the image depends on many factors such as the quality of the painting, finishing rolling, and the type of ink used.
Tonal Reproductions devotes its resources to provide the best possible quality print materials – while maintaining a competitive price – for your customers. Because professionals rely on us, in our turn, depend only the best manufacturers in the industry. We only use independently tested Canson canvas file with better dynamic range color, reflective surfaces free and archival quality certificate. We print with Epson UltraChrome pigment inks, highly resistant to water damage and wear, to match the capabilities of our Epson printers.
Our employees extreme care throughout the printing process. We pay special attention to detail with the help of a color management system tried and tested with calibrated color profiles for every combination of printer, ink, and type of canvas. The system significantly improves our efficiency. Once the image has been completed, we send a test online to our customers for approval before the image is finally printed. Customers can have their prints mounted with our specially designed stretcher bars round edge. Shipments are carefully packed, with wires hanging and backing tapes included so that the canvas prints are ready for immediate viewing on arrival if the customer desires.
