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- June 06, 2016
When you print your customer’s images onto canvas you’re not just printing a photo or design, you’re printing their memories and ideas. That’s why it’s so important to get it right. But it’s not just that! Often, you can have a great product but if your audience is not aware of it, they’ll be missing out on a good thing! That’s why communicating your products and services effectively is just as important.
First, let’s take a look at some of the most important factors in creating the perfect canvas for your customers.
Creating the perfect canvas print
#1 Quality of the digital print
Arguably the most important part of the process for a canvas is printing the actual artwork or photo well. Using a high quality printer with non-fading ink you should be able to create a bold and lasting print every time.
Another way to make sure your canvas comes out perfect is to make sure you draw from the best quality images you can. Ask clients and customers to provide the highest resolution images at the -
- June 06, 2016
Are you trying to set yourself apart in an industry that seems to be exploding at the moment? With every man and his dog with a half decent camera offering services at one level or another, diversifying the media and medium in which you present your images could be a fantastic way to evolve your business.
Here at Adventa we provide solutions to this very problem on a daily basis. With our research and understanding of the industry, we thought we would try and help out with a few suggestions.
So you have done that special shoot; a wedding, christening, birthday party or simply a family portrait. You have done all of your editing and want to offer that little extra to give your client exactly what they want, and depending on the person and the event can depend on the media that you offer.
A fairly traditional offering…. Framed Images and Canvas Prints
Traditionally, after most shoots, you will offer a digital format of a selection of images. This, along with a varied size of print from