The process of transforming new generation artwork from your favorite photo by printing them on to high quality canvas is nothing but photo printing on canvas. So, while choosing a company for delivering photo on canvas prints and to provide justification for your photo, there are few things that should be given attention in order to create prints that last for lifetime:

1) First of all your photograph should be analyzed to guess the feasibility of the print, it always preferred to choose images taken from digital camera to expect quality canvas print before placing an order to the company.
2) The best in the industry can only deliver quality photo canvas products to customer. So, while choosing you need to review the track record of the company and also check whether they are implementing the latest technologies such as dye sublimation deeply blend ink and quality canvas for delivering the end product to the customer.

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A very important factor that has not been mentioned in the post above is the very important factor of using giclee varnish. Varnish should be applied to the canvas before it is stretched.

Why you ask??

> Allows the canvas to soften and therefore it can be stretched extremely tightly onto the frame. It should bang like a drum once stretched.
> Protects the image from been scuffed damaged if people brushing past it on the wall.
> It adds additional Uv protection to the image, along with pigment inks the canvas should then not fade for over 125 years.
> Makes the inks vibrant.
> Comes in Matt, Gloss, Or satin finish so whatever the preference it should be right for your image.

Many companies no longer use giclee varnish because it is expensive and it takes time to apply and dry. Many online sites look to dispatch the same day and by adding varnish they can not do this.

If you are looking for high quality photos on canvas and acrylic frames then take a look at the imagebox. All there canvas prints are printed onto quality 380 gsm cotton canvas and are varnished before they are stretched. A quality product doesn't need to cost the earth. We also specialise in canvas prints with floating frames and acrylic prints.

Please visit the website for more information. www.theimagebox.co.uk

A very important factor that has not been mentioned in the post above is the very important factor of using giclee varnish. Varnish should be applied to the canvas before it is stretched.



Excellent point Gilroy - Very few companies are using the correct varnish (if any) and are rushing the canvases out the door. We at Watson Media agree with The Image Box that time and care should be taken in printing, varnishing and framing the canvases and would rather take a couple of days to do this correctly and give our customers the very best canvas product available.

You can check out our website Premier Canvas Collection - printing digital photos on canvas (yours and ours)

Keep up the good work!
Cheers
Gordon

PS We currently have a competition to win a canvas on till 31st May