Most popular photo print size
Choosing The Right Print Sizes For Photo Printing
Whether you're printing photos for frames, for a photo album, or a gift, it's important to know the standard photo sizes and which print size is best for you. WK photo printing options range from a modest 4x4 to a more sizable 20x30. Standard photo print sizes are 4x6, 6x9, and 8x12. You can also print your photos in large or panoramic size prints that look great in a gallery wall or as a statement piece on their own.
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We all have tons of photos on our phones. Bring your special moments to life with our range of high-quality Photo Prints and surround yourself with all the pictures you love to take every day. And it's now even easier to create and order your Prints straight from your phone!
Only the highest quality printers and photo paper are used at Weddingkathmandu.com to ensure that the quality of your prints is never compromised. We use Fuji/Digital Plus Premiere Glossy Paper and Digital Plus Premiere Matte Paper in sizes ranging from the standard 3.5 inches to as large as 24.5x100 inches making it possible for you to print anything from family albums to large-scale panaromas on your chosen paper type using the best of silver halide technology.
What is Silver Halide Printing?
When it comes down to it, a shared tangible image with friends and family creates a bond. It’s a record of your life and experiences that show who you loved and where you left your footprint in life. Printing your photos also ensures there is a physical copy of your life. That’s a pretty strong statement if you think about it. Files can be corrupted, and the cloud can be hacked. You take pictures to remember moments, to become nostalgic, to laugh, to remember your loved ones. These memories are not meant to be password-protected and accessed only if there is a power supply. They are meant to be printed and shared for the next generation. That’s why printique offers silver halide printing.
Is All Printing The Same?
No, far from it. Printique is one of the few photography labs around that still uses traditional technology to create prints and books. The process is called silver halide printing. Silver Halide photographic prints are printed using light-sensitive paper and silver-based chemistry. The paper is exposed to light, and the image is infused into the paper through a chemical process.
Printique’s images with the Silver halide process are sharper, have more vibrant colors, depth, and better flesh tone reproduction than our competitors. Our competitors offer ink printing where the ink is applied on top of the paper. The image may shift slightly causing a loss of sharpness, and the final product is much more likely to fade or be susceptible to surface damage over the years.