Types of support, sizes and costs

Fine Art printing refers to those photographs printed using the Giclée method (InkJet printing), considered the best technique for reproducing original works of art. Digital copies obtained through this process have, in the art world, the same recognition as lithographs, silkscreens and other prints that aspire to be works of art. A Fine Art copy must meet two conditions: durability and the most faithful reproduction of the original. By using pigmented inks and acid-free printing media, with a neutral pH and high resistance to the effects of light, this type of copy guarantees a minimum durability of approximately 100 years.