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When you think about blowing up a photo & hanging it up on your wall you wouldn’t necessarily consider a pic from your phone’s camera. Print Panoramics, a UK-based company, uses high definition Gicleé printing technology to produce framed prints, acrylic panels & canvases that look like veritable works of art.
The Print Panoramics’ Website lets users choose between panoramic & ultra panoramic aspect ratios for your prints. You simply upload the image file from your phone or Tablet to the site & play around with it using the Site’s image editor to see which one works best for you.
The Gicleé printing process uses 12 colors or inks to produce a surprisingly wide tonal range & color gamut, accurately reproducing the original colors from your photo. The ink gets microscopically sprayed onto high-quality paper, creating visibly striking fine detail & the company provides a 100+ year color guarantee. You should note however that if you supply crappy quality photos the printing process is not going to fix them for you.
Print Panoramics lets you choose from a variety of formats for your photo prints: A panoramic floating framed canvas with an internal frame that uses specialist canvas stretcher bar for 89 GBP. The ultra panoramic floating framed canvas, which is a wider aspect ratio canvas with similar materials & has a 119 GBP price tag. The panoramic & ultra panoramic canvas prints cost 59 GBP & 69 GBP respectively.
You can check out prices on Print Panoramics’ pricing page here. Some other formats available are panoramic luxury acrylic panel, panoramic & ultra panoramic aluminum dibond, as well as non panoramic versions of these. Custom sized prints are also available & delivery is free in the UK.
The ordering process includes an Online editing system followed by a checkout & then a QA check on your photos, letting you know if any red flags are raised regarding file size & other factors. After you select a format, including the frame type, edge & frame colors, you can use one of your own panoramic pictures or crop one that doesn’t fit the format, or even use several to create a collage.
