I have had several prints done this way for shows. They are very
impressive. I just sent them a normal file that I would send for printing
on paper and they took care of the rest.
Canvas Champ is the company I used.
Tina
On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 2:47 PM john hudson <om4t@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> Does anyone have experience of "printing" images onto thin sheets of
> aluminium either at home or through a pro level photo lab ?
>
> Our son has asked me for several of my images for him to put onto
> aluminium sheeting and to be hung as wall art.
>
> The images are both from scanned 35mm colour negatives [at 4,000ppi
> resolution] and from my X-Pro 1.
>
> In the absence of knowing any better I am sending him 16 bit TIFF images
> sized at 4,500 x 3,000 pixels at 300 ppi resolution having done the
> necessary cropping, clean ups and a touch of unsharp-masking in Photoshop.
>
> I assume that the photo lab would be able to downgrade those images to
> whatever level of quality is optimal for their printing / transfer process.
>
> This aluminium print novice is looking for any expert advice which might
> be out there.
>
> For us Canadians it is Canada Day but unlike other Firsts of July, 2020's
> is most definitely not as upbeat as in prior years.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
>
> John Hudson
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