Photography News 114 - Web

Buyers’ guide

Buyers’ guide

The power of print Bring your best photos to life. Whether you’re printing at home, using a lab or creating a photo book, the possibilities are truly limitless – making your efforts in capturing and editing totally rewarding and worthwhile Cewe › cewe.co.uk

Whether it’s for a completed photo project, a memory of your latest photo trip, family occasion or client, Cewe offers an unrivalled photo book service. So if you’re looking for a beautifully produced book to treasure, this is the place to get started. Among others, small, large and extra-large size options are available. If you’re looking to impress family, friends and clients, the XL format is the way forward. The XL Square Photo Book measures 30x30cm and can have up to 202 pages, with prices starting from £43.99. To go seriously big, the XXL Landscape Book is 38x29cm and starts from £59.99. These books are hardcover, with choice of paper type including matte, gloss, classic and recycled. When designing the book on Cewe’s website, the final price is updated in real time as you add pages or finishing touches such as highlights, or choose a presentation box. A downloadable book design software is available for Mac and Windows, or you can work offline if preferred.

these elements when you’re checking through the services featured here, which run the gamut. Home printing remains an excellent method for producing your own work, offering a massive range of media options and allowing for personalisation of your photography. Creating a portfolio or archive of your finest images could be a rewarding home project to keep you busy. Last, but certainly not least, the photo book stands out as an essential option, boasting a diverse range of choices. Most book printers provide software and templates for designing and uploading your work. It’s time to unleash your inspiration!

WORDS BY WILL CHEUNG

MANY PHOTOGRAPHERS SHOOT numerous images. While not every shot merits printing, your best ones deserve more than just posting online or languishing on a hard drive. Determining which images to print typically goes hand in hand with your endgame. Whether you’re preparing for an exhibition, contest or a distinction application – or simply looking to adorn your walls – factors such as print surface, size and presentation style vary accordingly. It’s therefore essential to consider

Hahnemühle › hahnemuehle.co.uk

Hahnemühle’s broad range of Digital FineArt papers recently grew by four more exquisite finishes: Photo Rag Matt Baryta, Photo Silk Baryta X 310, Sustainable Photo Satin 220 and Bamboo Gloss Baryta. We tested them in issue 112 and were suitably impressed. Here, however, our focus is on Hahnemühle’s growing range of inkjet photo cards. With the choice of its most popular finishes including Agave, FineArt Baryta and Photo Rag 308gsm, you get 30 sheets of A5 or 7x5in paper in a smart, slimline metal tin. It’s a brilliant way of producing a mini mobile portfolio, creating a powerful and impressive method of presentation – as opposed to viewing virtual images on a tablet. A personalised portfolio presented in such an elegant fashion also makes them awesome presents for the family, valued clients or as a marketing incentive. Indeed, each time a photo project is completed, you can simply purchase a tin of paper to print out your best shots and build up a gorgeous portfolio of your work.

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