Editing Fine Art Prints (section)

== General Information ==
We produce Fine Art Prints on our Epson P9000 using archival pigment inks and super high quality archival papers. From time to time you might get customers asking for something like a Giclee Print or an Archival Pigment Print. These are all the same thing. Museums will use those two terms interchangeably. Along the same line, our Photographic Prints produced on our Frontier are sometimes referred to Darkroom Prints, or C-Prints, or Chromogenic Prints. These are all the same. We use the highest quality papers to produce archival prints that are exposed with light and processed in chemistry using light sensitive paper. This is very important to photographers and artists who are reselling their work or having exhibitions.<br><br>

'''Also note''' that Color Services has been awarded the status of being a Certified Printing Studio for Digital Fine Art Printing by Hahnemühle. We've gone through an extensive process of review of all of our printing processes with Hahnemühle to obtain this certification. So our customers can be assured that they're getting the highest quality prints possible when they order prints from us.