To produce a first rate reproduction which will be accepted in high street galleries you must first start with all the colour and image information you can possibly capture, this means lots of pixels and very large file sizes.

 Producing high quality gicl'ee reproductions depends on using the best technology, archival quality long life pigment inks and the finest mould made papers and canvas.

A JPEG file can of course be printed, however they are compressed storage files and are designed for viewing on screen only. This means some of the information from the original file has been deleted which results in a reduced quality reproduction.

For original artwork, scanning it with a professional high-end scanner will give you by far the best results. We strongly advise against photographing your artwork unless it's by a professional photographer using a high-end digital camera and natural lighting conditions.

Haddon Fine Art Printing offers a high-end reproduction  printing service at competitive prices: contact Fiona or Paul Haddon GCF or call in for a free quotation and consultation.