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Modernists will love our Aluminium Photo Prints, or opt for an Acrylic Print to really make colours pop. Choose a Wooden Wall Print for a natural feel, with your photos printed over wood grain. Whatever your style, there’s something to suit you. You can use your best photos to create a feature on a blank wall, a conversation piece above the fireplace or create many Wall Art prints for a gallery wall of your favourite people. We’ll print your photos onto a high-quality range of types and sizes of Wall Art, from a small poster or desk decoration to a professional-looking framed print nearly two metres wide. What could be lovelier than seeing photos of your family, friends and favourite moments on your walls every day? It’s a great opportunity to see if you need to make any further edits to your image, and make sure you’ve got the correct size, paper option, and quality selected.Our canvas prints, posters, framed wall art, wooden prints and mounted prints are an easy way to personalise your home.

This is an important part of the process, since you rarely get everything right the first time. In Photoshop, grab the Crop tool from the sidebar (the keyboard shortcut is C) and either select the appropriate preset or enter your own aspect ratio in the Settings bar.Īfter making your adjustments, use the proper paper to create a test print. Images sized at 4 by 6 inches and 8.5 by 11 inches have different aspect ratios, for example, and you’ll want to have control over how they’re cropped rather than letting the printer do it.

Crop your image so it matches the size you’re planning to print.

You can do so by going to Image, choosing Adjustments, and then clicking on Brightness/Contrast. If all this means nothing to you, just increase the brightness of your image a little to start with. In the emerging pop-up window, move the dial from 0.000 (it will be there by default) to 1.000. In Photoshop, you can adjust exposure by clicking on Image in the main menu, and going to Adjustments and Exposure. If you’re using Lightroom or Photoshop, start by increasing exposure by about one stop. Images look brighter on a screen than on paper because of the backlight.

Once you’ve made sure you have a high-quality file, follow these steps: Ready your photo Yes, Photoshop can be intimidating if you’re a newbie, but basic tweaking is easy and goes a long way. In Lightroom, in the Print module, select the appropriate ICC profile for Profile from the Print Job options in the right-hand sidebar. In Photoshop, when you print, under Color Management, select Photoshop Manages Colors for Color Handling and choose the correct ICC profile. To print with an ICC profile, you’ll need to use Photoshop, Lightroom, or an equivalent photo editing app that supports them. On a Mac, either run the PKG file or copy the downloaded ICC file to Macintosh HD > Library > ColorSync > Profiles.

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To install an ICC profile on Windows, right-click on the downloaded file (the extension will be ICC) and choose Install Profile.

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Once you’ve found the ICC profiles, download the correct one for the paper and printer you’re using-there are different profiles for each paper and printer combination. If they’re there, you’ll also see them when you go to select one later on. Check to see if any of the print presets match the paper you’re using.

If you’re using paper from the same manufacturer as your printer (say, Canon paper with a Canon printer), they might already be installed.

Search for the name of the paper manufacturer and “ICC profiles” to go straight to the page.

Visit the paper manufacturer’s website and look around for an ICC profiles section.

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Check the packaging your photo paper came in for a URL or instructions on how to download ICC profiles.

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