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5 reasons why you should start printing your photographs yourself
Printing your photographs yourself has many benefits. Whether you’re just getting started in photography, or you’re a professional photographer that outsources print or sells more
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Printing your photographs yourself has many benefits. Whether you’re just getting started in photography, or you’re a professional photographer that outsources print or sells more
Wireless printing using WiFi is the standard way of printing documents to your chosen nearby printer without cables. However, if you need to print from
So, you’re thinking of purchasing a large format printer. In some cases, this is a great investment and can make perfect economic sense over outsourcing
According to the British Printing Industries Federation, the UK is the fifth largest producer of printed products in the world. In the same report, they
The short answer to this question is very – but why? Monitor calibration is the key step between shooting and printing photos, which many amateur
Direct To Garment (DTG) printing is the process of printing on textiles and garments using specialised or modified inkjet technology. Similar to conventional inkjet printing,
A recent poll by ICM has found that music streaming sites are helping to drive sales of vinyl. This seems a contradictory statement, but in
On our stand at The Photography Show 2016, we greeted a number of amateur photographers seeking advice on a variety of photography-related subjects. One topic
Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing is a process of printing on textiles and garments using specialised or modified inkjet technology. DPSB’s sister company, DTG Solutions, specialises in
Colour consistency is achieved by utilising a global industry standard known as ICC Colour Management. ICC stands for ‘International Colour Consortium’ – the organisation which first
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