Giclée printing is used by many museums and art galleries throughout the world for its unique, painterly qualities. Images take on a watercolour-like look, with the texture of the paper helping to add to the overall pleasure of the photo or artwork. Images are taken on a more matte appearance, with deep blacks, bright whites and more bright pastel-like tones to images.

• The detail

  Due to the way the ink sits on the paper, they appear to have slightly less ‘sharpness’ than a silver halide photo print has, but that is the fine art print’s charm.

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  This high-quality photo printing technique is achieved with a combination of state-of-the-art inkjet heads, placing the finest micro piezo droplets of ink onto a variety of textured fine art, archival grade papers, for colour or black & white images or artwork.

  Here at One Vision, we use Epson large format printers (LFPs) combined with Fuji, Hahnemühle and Permajet papers for all of our fine art photo printing.