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Digital Enhancement
This category pertains to the various ways which an existing image can be creatively enhanced. Due to the many ways this can be achieved,
it is important to give us as much direction as possible.
We can only follow the specific instructions that are given to us.
Creative Enhancements
Complex digital enhancements may result in an hourly rate due to the inability to classify every possible combination of changes.
Including, (but not limited to..):
Selective dodging, burning, blurring, removal of areas of the background or objects, creative edges, watercolor impressions, special effects, or adding/removing colors.
| Digital Hourly Rate | $100.00 / HR |
|---|---|
| There is a 15 minute minimum, in addition to the cost of the print. | |
Selective Color
Selective color images are images that have been converted from color to black and white, while leaving some portion of the image in color, such as bouquets, boutineers, etc...
We won't "colorize" a black and white image to
turn it into a color image.
| Selective Color | $25.00 |
|---|---|
| (in addition to the cost of the print) | |
Left/Right Directions
When you are providing instructions for our
digital artists and you are using the terms "left" or "right," please indicate whether you are referring to the left/right side of the print or the subject's left or right.
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Description from Merchant:
Our fine art printing process uses pigment based inks. Pigment printing processes have been utilized since the middle of the 19th century. The image stability of pigment printing is superior to that of any other method of printing. Pigment inks excel in permanence. A dye is molecularly soluble in its vehicle, but pigment is not. Pigment particles tend to be large enough to embed into the receiving substrate making them water-resistant. The particle nature of pigment inks ensures their archival superiority. A particle of pigment is less susceptible to destructive environmental elements than a dye molecule.