Start PRINTING your photos today | ESSENTIAL Tips and Tricks

Please help me if you can answer the question; What printer should I buy to print a two mm circle, which brand has the highest dpi? I need this information to make dyi bracelets.

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Great video Adam, have you done any videos on butting your pictures in frames and the frames you use, please?

Thank you for this video!!

A picture isn't a photo, until it's printed!

Can I copy a metallic photo on to another metallic photo paper using my HP 7855 color printer?

I rarely use photo printer, the ink dries up, I usually have photo labs do my prints

Hi there, what about the quality of the image over time? Does the foto last for as long either if printed in the lab or at home? I mean, if I fill an album with photos from the lab and another one from photos from home printer, in 20 years, will they all be equally good? Or will the home printed ones have faded? I am very concerned with that, as I am creating family memories. I own a Brother J1050DW. Is it a good printer for photos? Thank you very much!

Great video. Very informative as I have been trying to figure out the best way to print my drone photos and was having issues with lack of brightness when printed. I will try using the light room icd and proofing tools you mentioned. Thanks so much for putting together this information!

Very informative!!

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I'm actually a scrapbooker, and this video is super helpful for learning how to print photos for scrapbooking. For some reason, I never thought of increasing the exposure level in editing to compensate for the lack of backlighting in the printed photo. Great video! Thanks!

Just found you! Subscribed immediately! Love it! Thanks

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This all sounds so expensive :C

Art and technologies.....

Es muy caro las tintas... No hay costo beneficio

This may be one of your older vlogs, but it is still very relevant. Great content.

Super helpful video. Great job.

I not here to troll just to learn and ask questions. I dont understand why I need to increase the contrast of my image if I have calibrated my monitor correctly for print. I then confirm the image is correct by downloading the printers ICC profile. This profile relates to the type of paper etc that I will be making the hard copy upon. This means that what I see on screen is what I will see on the print. Am I missing something?

Great Video

Awesome video! I'm finally getting into printing my photos and I needed a lot of this advice! Happy sales! 😃

yeah i feel you, OutRun is an amazing game

I hate the whole printing industry! I love prints, but the camera/printer/paper/computer monitor industry is against us. Why? Image size ratio legacy nonsense. Most of the world (other than North America, of course) has accepted and uses ISO standards for paper sizes, neatly based on the ratio Square Root of 2:1. Presumably, printers can print subsets of those standard sizes and ready-made picture frames are available in those sizes. As far as I can tell, no camera manufacturers offer a sensor in that ratio. So no full-frame images from any camera can be printed without cropping on any standard paper. Neither can any computer monitor or television properly display ISO standard print sizes. Wouldn't it be great if everything started out the same shape (creative deviation of course allowed)?

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Hello Adam!!. Thanks for sharing all those tips and tricks. I would like to start printing my photos and there are lot of questions, must of it was resolved with your video :) thanks a lot!!...
The only thing I didn't catch completely is in regard of ICC profile. I'm planning to use a lab so how can I know the printer they will use?, is thar something they will tell me?.
Thanks a lot!!...

thank you for this kind sharing! it's a really informative video

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Jesus that music at the beginning...the rest of the video top notch as always

I test printed at CVS and i was very disappointed but I know my settings weren’t right that’s when I realized printing is it’s own thing

Great tips very well presented. Great work big man.

Good fast quick demo.but one glaring omission, where is the reference to screen calibration? For correct basic colour correction even basic monitors need calibration

Hey! Where do you buy your A2 frames from?

Thank you for the video!
I have a question, regarding aspect ratio and printing for "border-less".
Maybe you have already made a video about this, but I would love to hear your take on this.
Kind regards
Michael

This is size 24x36?

Great video Adam
Just started selling prints
Sony sensor is 3:2
Socials are 4:5
Printers do most sizes
Prices jump considerably from A3 to A2 size.
Frames tend to be different sizes again.
Hard thing to make second nature.

I was thinking to crop all pics the way I want it and then add a border big enough to allow me to crop to A4, A3 ratios but then I may have unevenly distributed borders.

Do you stick to specific ratios for your photos and then you know which size to order or do you adjust the photo and then pick the size to match?

For some reason soft proofing adds more blue to the image and when printing it's actually extra orange-ish.

Your voice sounds just like Colin Bryce from WSM, not just your accent but your voice too

Thanks for the video! I’ve been thinking of printing some of my images and finally took the plunge and used an online photo lab, I wanted to print an image for a relative as a present. I decided to go with a gloss image that I wanted to put in a frame with a glass front. I found that the gloss print reacts with the glass, making smudge like impressions, I spoke to the print lab I used and they told me it was down to the fact I’d used gloss and they told me I should use Matt prints.? I’ve sort of got round it by holding the image away from the glass with card strips round the border, can you tell me if the same happens when using semi-gloss? I don’t really want to compromise on colours so would rather not use Matt! Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated

Is there any chance of you running through how to use the Pixma Pro 10s. The programs that come with the disc are all about calendars and Christmas cards which I'm not interested in. Yours in hope Paul
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This would be much better if he wasn’t waffling on and just got on with the actual topic!

Hi First man! How are you? I was wondering, how much it cost you to print one image at home ( paper, ink, etc..) compared to one image printed at your local print shop. Let's say A3 format. Did you ever calculate this? Have a good day. Tom

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Adam what kind of.labtop or computer do you use for editing photoa?

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Can you help me in explaining print settings? I struggle with the DPI in Lightroom for all sizes. Can you shed some information please, Adam?