[J____]

Does anyone know the type of printing process/paper that is used for prints you see in photo galleries? not crappy ones but like those photog galleries that have prints selling for $10k. The Print looks so fine and the color is actually shiny on the paper. any ideas?

[Senna4ever]

Lightjet? Canvas?

[J____]

not canvas. on paper, not sure what the term is so im asking here. but its like photopaper but the ink is waaaayyyy better and shines.

[J____]

im thinking fuji crystal archive or Ilfochrome. Any labs around here with those facilities? Expensive i know but with the right image is worth it.

anyhow if you've seen any of peter lik's prints. thats what i was talking about

[Senna4ever]

Oh, maybe it's the Fuji Crystal Archive Gold paper? Ilfochrome is for transparency film. I saw his images in Vegas while I was at WPPI last month. Some of them were on EPSON Duratrans I think.

[J____]

is it expensive to print on? anywhere in the lower mainland to that does them?

[Senna4ever]

I'm sure The Lab will do it. For the Epson Duratrans, you might want to check out Tricera too.

[J____]

Sweet thnx
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