FAQs
HD Paper
Dry lab photo printing is a digital printing method that eliminates the need for chemical baths and darkroom setups. It uses specialized inks and technologies like dye sublimation, thermal printing, and electrophotography to produce high-quality prints.
Dye sublimation printing transfers an image onto a medium using heat. The solid dye pigments turn into gas and then solidify, creating vibrant, high-quality, and durable images.
Faster printing speeds
Consistent output quality
Variety of surfaces and sizes
Environmentally friendly (chemical-free process)
This printer uses UV Gel Ink for sharper images, brighter colors, and excellent contrast. It also features:
Scratch-resistant and flexible ink for various materials
FLX Finish Technology for glossy or matte finishes
Fast-drying, low-odor, and eco-friendly printing
Scratch-resistant ink and FLX Finish Technology for glossy or matte finishes.
Lightbox Prints FAQs
A lightbox is a display frame with a backlit photo or artwork. It uses LED lights to enhance colors and sharpness, making it ideal for public spaces and commercial displays.
Transparent film is preferred for its light transmission, producing vibrant colors and sharp details.
Airports and shopping malls
Hotel lobbies and offices
Home decor and galleries
Yes! We provide transparent photo prints and custom lightbox frames for stunning backlit displays.
Canvas FAQs
Low-cost printing services often use:
Poor-quality subframes
Low-thread count canvas
Outdated inkjet printers
This results in prints that fade, lose shape, or appear dull over time.
Professional canvas printing includes:
Custom-crafted, durable subframes
High-thread count canvas
Industry-leading commercial inkjet printers for vibrant, lasting prints
Most customers prefer professional stretching for the best results. However, stretching yourself provides:
Control over subframe material and canvas texture
Custom sizing for non-standard dimensions
Considerations for DIY stretching:
Requires sufficient space and specialized tools
Can be time-consuming and skill-intensive
Professional stretching typically costs $8-$20 per linear foot. DIY can save money, but factor in tool costs and time investment.
Edge Finishes:
Mirrored, black, or white gallery wrap
Stretched vs. Unstretched:
Stretched: Ready to hang with a 1.5” subframe
Unstretched: DIY framing option
Size:
Available from 12” x 12” to 115” x 115” (Canvas Glossy: up to 68” x 68”)
Finish Type:
Matte (fine art)
Semi-gloss (portraits)
Glossy (landscapes, commercial prints)
How long do high-quality canvas prints last?
With proper care, our canvas prints are designed to last over 100 years.