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A comprehensive range of award winning digital fine art & photo inkjet papers, inks, canvases and accessories. www.fotospeed.com

📸 Fotospeed Tip of the Week Did you know? Large prints reveal flaws that may not be visible on screen. A file that looks fine online may struggle when enlarged. For the Why and what to do, see images.

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📸 Fotospeed Tip of the Week Did you know? Different print sizes use different aspect ratios. Without planning ahead, important elements of your image could be trimmed unexpectedly. For the why and what to do, see the images.

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📸 Fotospeed Tip of the Week Did you know? Images often appear slightly softer on paper than they do on screen. That's why output sharpening is frequently used before printing. For the why and what to do, see images.

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📸 Fotospeed Tip of the Week Did you know? PPI refers to the pixels in your image file, while DPI relates to the printer's output. Although often used interchangeably, they serve different purposes. See the images for the why and what.

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📸 Fotospeed Tip of the Week Did you know? Resolution determines how much detail is available when an image is printed. The larger the print, the more important resolution becomes. To see why it matters and what to do, see the images

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📸 Fotospeed Tip of the Week Did you know? Monitors drift over time, meaning colours and brightness can gradually become less accurate. Calibration helps bring your display back to a known standard. For why it matters and what to do, see images.

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Did you know? Most monitors are set much brighter than a photographic print can ever appear. When editing on an overly bright screen, it's easy to compensate without realising it. Take a look at the images for why it matters and what you can do about it.

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