Let's Print Photos! My Process for Refreshing my Frames.
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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I rarely print, which is sad... I have said for years that a photograph is not fully realized until it is printed. Lately I have gotten the urge to print and this video only stokes the embers. It might be time to buy a printer... again.
Thanks Leigh and Raymond for sharing your time with us all.
Ya know what's silly? I liked how you used behind-the-scenes-moving-around-your-studio as transitions between scenes.
Thank you for letting me know! I was hoping it would give you the idea of where things are within the space. :)
I print 3-5 per month and put them into a photo journal. It helps me see my progress over a year. I use an epson-900: half B&W and half color. Thanks for your discussion of this topic. I think printing forces me to really analyze my composition.
I bought an Epson printer years ago, printed a few myself but never liked the quality as much as I did when I would have them done at a printer. before Covid, I was mainly a concert and music photographer and I would print out some of my favorite shots of bands I have covered when I have gone and seen them a second or third time, and try to get them signed. I am looking into trying different types of paper and printing methods. revisiting some of your older videos on it.
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Not many of my photos are seen. I will print but not to show. They sit here for a time, then they get stored away. I have never bought a computer program for post work on them so what I see is SOOC , and not often very eye catching. I really need to make the step into post processing.
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This was good, would love to see the settings you configure for printing
I didn't understand what was it about ???
In the last 12 months, I've been printing 10 pictures each quarter and switching them out in frames up my stairs. I usually pick a theme, like travel, flowers, or bugs. This way I get to enjoy my pictures each time I go up the stairs. So much more enjoyable than scrolling or sitting at my computer.
Where did you get the wire to hang your prints on the wall? I really like the idea!
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A few years ago one of the photographers I follow did a video about the reasons you should print your images. It made sense, and following that advice, I printed images (had them printed). I could see why you would want to do that. I also set up an image viewing situation where I could hang a print and enjoy it for awhile, not unlike your arrangement with the wires. Thank you for posting, Leigh.
I use the epson sc-p900 also highly recommend. Printing is fun!
Some great images. Thanks.
Thank you for watching!