Fields of application
Photography
As a photographer you want your artwork to be perfectly reproduced – depending on your intention with colors true to the original - or with optimized contrast and luminosity. Finest shades of color have to be reproduced to preserve all nuances for example in skin tones or shadows. You can print photos directly from your application program (e.g. Photoshop oder Lightroom) to PrintFab. Freely choose your working color space – additional ICC profiles for color spaces can be added (e.g. Pro Photo RGB, Wide Gamut RGB). Choose any paper that is best suitable for your purpose – we will adjust your printer individually with the PrintFab color profiling service. Even specialty inks from third-party manufacturers, e.g. with wider color gamut or better light-resistance can be used. Thus best print results and maximum flexibility are ensured. Depending on the printer, colors may look different when illuminated with different lighting, an effect that is also known as color metamerism. The red colors of a photo look more intense when viewed in artificial lighting (e.g. a desk lamp) than when viewed in daylight. With PrintFab you can choose for which illumination the colors of your printouts shall be optimized. With the integrated Layout Editor you can crop, scale and combine snippets from different pages to a new page, helping you save expensive photo paper. The Soft Proof shows how colors will look like even before your photos are printed. |
Fine Art printing
When making FineArt prints, the exact reproduction of finest shades of color and neutral grays is very important, especially in very dark or very bright picture areas. PrintFab supports printing to a wide range of media like photo rag, artist canvas, baryt paper and other fineart papers. The integrated color management ensures correct conversion from document color space (e.g. Adobe RGB, Wide-RGB, sRGB) and perfect color reproduction on all types of paper – our color profiling service will create individual profiles also for your paper. Color balance or gray balance can be adjusted in fine increments to optimize color temparature, compensate for color casts or create a "sepia" tone. |
Further areas of application:
Pre-Press | Home & Office | DyeSub & Silkscreen |