Fine art printing
Giclée Fine Art Printing on Hahnemühle Paper
We print photographs and artwork with pigment inks on selected Hahnemühle fine art media. The service is for work whose colour, surface and physical presence matter: exhibition pieces, artist editions, portfolios and individual prints intended to live on a wall.
- From 250,000 VND20 × 30 cm
- 5 paperscotton & natural fibre
How a print is specified
Make the right decisions in the right order
This is a colour-managed inkjet process using the Epson SureColor SC-P9530 and UltraChrome PRO12 pigment inks. Different papers do not produce identical appearances.
01
Image & use
Begin with the image and intended use.
02
Size & border
Decide the final image dimensions and whether a white border is part of the presentation.
03
Paper
Choose paper for its surface, tone and visual effect.
04
File
Check the file carries enough real detail; confirm colour information and crop.
05
Frame
Settle the frame if the work is to be displayed.
Different papers, different readings
Five papers, five characters
Each can be suitable for either photography or art, depending on the image.
Photo Rag® 308
White cotton matt with restrained texture.
Photo Rag® Bright White 310
Brighter base, more defined felt character.
Hemp
Lightly textured and naturally white.
Bamboo
Warmer and softer white.
William Turner® 310
Visibly textured, watercolour-paper character.
Colour, honestly
What colour management can and cannot do
ICC profiling helps predict and control a specific printer, ink and material combination. It cannot make a reflective paper look exactly like a backlit screen or eliminate the effect of room lighting. A bright paper and a natural-white paper will give different starting points for highlights; deep shadows and saturated colours can also shift with the surface.
For colour-sensitive work, discuss expectations and whether a physical test print is appropriate before producing a full set. Availability and cost of testing are confirmed with the studio.
Designed for more than one use
Who it is for
Digitising or scanning an original artwork is a separate process and is not included unless the studio confirms it as part of a project.
Photographic prints
Colour, black and white, portfolios and exhibition work.
Artwork reproductions
Final digital files of paintings, drawings or illustrations.
Artist editions
A recorded paper, size and finishing specification for repeat production.
Collected works
Paper and frame choices made for the viewing space.
Guide prices
Fine art paper prices
Published sizes for Photo Rag® Bright White 310 and William Turner® 310. Other papers and sizes are quoted individually.
| Print size (cm) | Photo Rag® Bright White 310 | William Turner® 310 |
|---|---|---|
| 20 × 30 | 250,000 | 280,000 |
| 30 × 45 | 450,000 | 490,000 |
| 40 × 60 | 650,000 | 700,000 |
Start a print
Request a print specification
Send the work at its best available resolution, tell us the desired image size and quantity, and describe where the print will be shown. We can discuss paper, borders, framing and price from that starting point.
Keep reading
What is a giclée print?
The method, its parts and what it does not promise.
How to choose paper
Four variables that decide the paper.
Preparing files
Pixels, formats, profiles and a checklist.