How I PRINT AND FRAME my photos
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Every photographer should print their photos. By printing your photos, you can enjoy them more but you'll also learn more about your photography. You can do it at home or find someone that does it for you. Metal, glass, canvas, paper... the possibilities are limitless. Photography is not just looking at your photos on a screen. In this video, I'll show you how I print and frame my photos for exhibitions or just to hang in our living room...
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So who do you use for di bond and the paper you like? Can you recommend? Thanks!
My printer gets the dibond for me. And paper, I really like Hahnemuhle Fine Art and Photo Rag Baryta.
Custom Framer here! If you’re framing your prints, the mat is more than just a design choice, it’s actually a protective element! An acid-free and lignin-free mat helps separate the artwork from the glass or frame to prevent damage that can occur, while also not damaging your print over time. Also, use UV-protecting glass to prevent fading over time.
Do you know what website does all this?
@@nile2227 I know some places will sell you everything you need, but more often than not, you’ll need to take your artwork into a physical frame shop. Anywhere from Hobby Lobby to a local independent Frame shop.
@@TheElijahMarkinsdo you do this? Looking for someone that can handle all excluding the design
thank you for this answer.
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So, you have some good info here, but one thing I’ve noticed in my pursuit in trying to learn how to print, is no one seems to want to explain the technical side of printing. What file type is best? What resolution? How do you re-size properly to print photos? How do you add the white boarder? Is that using photoshop? Lightroom? No one ever seems to walk through this part.
Good point. Didn't even crossed my mind... I always edit RAW and save them as tiff. That works best for me and for the printer I'm working with. The resolution depends on how big you want to print. The prints in this video are 24" longest side. Years ago, I did prints like this from 24mp photos. It's possible but then you need to blow them up in Photoshop. And Photoshop actually does a pretty good job with standard settings for resizing. But ideally, 36mp is better for prints around that size. Then you don't need to resize. The white border is also don in Photoshop but your printen should be able too do all that. I do it by making the canvas space larger in Photoshop.
Edit: Oh, about the megapixels, it depends on the purpose of your photos. Those 24" prints from 24mp photos are more than good enough for a lot of users but there is slight a difference in image quality when using 36mp for example...
Joris Hermans THANK YOU! I was also told that TIFF was best for printing, but the professional printer I’m thinking about using (Bay Photo Lab) says they “prefer” JPG although they do accept TIFF. They also require all photos to be in 8 bit sRGB (or adobe RGB) which I thought the 8 bit color request was interesting because I have a choice to do 16 bit and just assumed 16 bit would be better and couldn’t understand why they wouldn’t accept it.
This is great info though so thank you for this reply!
@@jeffbrown8117 There is a ton to learn when it comes to printing. Viewing distances, color management, soft proofing, paper type, ink type . . . these all impact prints and are extremely important. If you want to pay to use a service where many of these decisions are made for you, then the primary topics you need to learn about are resolution and color management: profiling your monitor, and using icc printer profiles for soft proofing. In regards to why Bay would ask for 8 bit srgb files, it's pretty straight forward: 1) paper and inks can not achieve the same color density and depth that a back lit monitor can, therefore there's no sense sending all of that 16bit color info over to a printer if it can't reproduce it. 2) .jpg is a substantially smaller file that visually speaking shows very little if any quality loss when printed (depending on compression amount of course). So, sending a 15mb .jpg file to a printer vs a 500mb saves a huge amount of time, and as we know time is $. I've simplified this as best as I can and I hope my response is helpful.
@Jeff Brown Those are all great questions and ones I had (and have) myself every time I try to print. Check out a book by Jeff Schewe called "The Digital Print". He goes into detail on all of these things and more. Its a great reference to have so you don't have to scour the interwebs everytime you want to print. Adding the white border can be done easily in Lightroom's Print module.
@@jeffbrown8117 I need an explanation on this whole tiff thing please 😭
It’s definitely not weird hanging your own photos in your house, why go out and pay for a piece if you’re good enough yourself
It's not weird at all to hang our own photos. I have them in my small studio where clients come but for the rest of the house I like to hang artworks from others, from people I follow or other friends who also create art.
Understandable, my art is in every room of my house, even the bathrooms, the kitchen is only exception too much grease. If you don't like your own work, why should others like it!!??
Because actual framing retailers do better, I know a framing business that’s does amazing work. Ive seen self framed pictures, they’re bad. Plus, retailers know how to handle artwork carefully.
Damn right. Seeing your work on a wall matters. It changes everything. How you should print, frame, color, everything.
It also impacts you emotionally, to be able to see your work finally, collectively, as art on a wall.
@@Vejur9000 Not printed anything of a larger size as yet but a Company did buy a digital copy after approaching my on Instagram and it mean so much to know if other printed it off and hung it. I’ll try and find out and hopefully go and see it
Totally agree, photos must be printed. Canvas, paper, alu-dibond, photobook, the support is a personal preference but definitely photos must be printed :-)
printing has really opened my eyes forsure!
There are Canon Imageprograf printers that can do 24" wide for around $1000. That's what I'm using and the per-print savings are fantastic. The Canons can even print on canvas, which similarly priced printers from other makers can't do. They're only 4 color at that price range, but that's all you really need when you can calibrate the output yourself. There are pigment and dye options. I prefer dye for the very slightly smaller droplets and transparency, but the pigment prints will practically last forever. I get great results with 4 color on quality paper.
It was refreshing to see your video. First off, I am new to you tube, I'm a pro photographer and never had the time to browse through you tube before Covid, other than to find an occasional video on how to fix something. Your video was refreshing because what I've seen on you tube are alleged photographers with all of their photos on instagram or some other social media outlet. (There's a few exceptions where I've seen some really good photographers, who all print their images.) An image on a computer will never look like a printed image because a computer screen backlights an image, plus those images are usually about one inch in size. Anything looks good at that size. A good print shows me the skill of the photographer and/or the lab they use. I have printed with Epson printers for years. My current Epson printer is the Epson SureColor P600. It's not their top of the line printer, but it's not too far down the line of affordable printers. I think they replaced it with the Epson SureColor P700. It is capable of printing 13x18 prints, but I usually print no larger than 11x14 on it, with Epson and other papers and it's a superb printer, capable of beautiful colors and/or b&w. (No I'm not working for Epson nor are they paying me to say that, however, should they take note of this ...) Anything larger than that goes to Bay Photo, they've been printing for me for a long time and do an excellent job. I had a storefront studio that I closed about five years ago, and when I hired someone to assist me I would ask them to bring a portfolio of their work. If they didn't have prints, but instead asked me to look at their work on a media platform, they didn't get an interview. A print will tell me if you know what you're doing as a photographer, kinda like separating the men from the boys. So, thank you for being a younger photographer who still believes in printing. Plus, after we're dead all of our images on electronic media are going to disappear, no one cares to look for them. On paper, people will save them, so we have an opportunity to be remembered, via our legacy as a photographer rather than a computer geek.
This resistance to change is staggering.
Good video. I never thought about the importance of using high quality papers.
another great presentation sir! Thank you for that info
Gracias Joris! Me has inspirado mucho. Yo también pienso que contemplar una imagen impresa es una experiencia diferente y mas gratificante que solo verla en una pequeña pantalla. Tienes un ingles perfecto lo que me hará suscribirme a tu canal siendo latino. Exitos!!
Thanks for the video mate, great informative and thought out info. As always have nice day.
Are you printing your photos?
Thanks for watching, guys!
great video man! I recently really got into printing and framing from using refurbished frames from charity stores. Thank you for sharing, great shots also!
Yes, I print my photos. I only have a Canon dye printer though. I used to have a nicer Epson, but the printhead got ruined by infrequent use. I go to a commercial printer if I need a higher quality print.
Very nice detailed and helpful information. I stopped printing my own photos shortly after hanging a couple of my prints on the wall at home. I realized the excitement of looking at those photos had worn off, and they were no longer special to me. This also include other people's art, so I leave my walls completely bare. I was a photojournalist, and chose that type of photography because I loved to have other people look at my work. The thrill of looking at my own work only lasts for a short while, then quickly wears off. That's just me of course.
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Hello ! Can you please make a video tutorial on settings before printing large posters ? I recently print a big landscape picture of mine and the result was not as expected. Then I figured out that there is a lot to do/set before sending to the printer website !
Things like : settings, how to get the right colors on the final print, how to choose the right paper, things to avoid etc
Your video is the most useful one that I could find. Thank you very much.
I love this, but I kind of don't agree with printing elsewhere. JUSTIFY THE COST of doing it yourself. I just started my own printing on a Pro-1000, and I learn something new from doing so every single day. To keep this printer running, I cannot go over 24h without triggering an idle cleaning cycle, and honestly I love that constraint. It makes me appreciate the nuance that goes into editing, particularly retouching. Labs are great in my opinion for hobbyists and non-photographers. But for photographers, everything from the initial custom color profile (I use a ColorChecker Digital SG and Lumariver software to profile for CaptureOne) to the detail work required in editing, particularly in background cleanup, has a drastic impact on a finished print that you simply don't take control over unless you're printing yourself-every single day.
Not as professional as you. I use a Pro 100 & a color checker passport for camera profiles. I will relocate in the next 1-3 years & move up to the pro 100 or Epson SC P5000 after the move. Nothing like printing your own work, so satisfying!
Some of the things you said are exactly why I loathe pixel peeping. When you take a photo it’s meant to be seen as a whole. Not zoomed in at 300% searching for minor imperfections. I always make my edits based on what an entire photo looks like, whether I crop it or not. If I do crop it, then I start from there.
Great Video!! What Printer would you recommend?
Can you make your own print and then ask it to be mounted on Dibon or do you have it get it with print?
Hey man. Thanks for this. It will be great if you could explain more on papers and settings before printing a image.
Great video Joris! What would you say is the best quality style for printing a poster to hang in your studio? I'm leaning more towards metal printing, would love your thoughts!?
Does export matter for print ? Should i use prophoto or srgb ? Does it matter for print ?
Excellent recommendations thanks! Questions: (1) if you frame without a raised matte around the photo, won’t the photo press up against the glass and get damaged? (2) Also do you pay extra for low-glare or glare-free glass? Or use plexiglass? Thanks!
I don’t use glass at all 😊
great vid! 5mins in and subscribed! X-)
Hey Jaris, how do you mount the metal profiles to the back? or maybe you have some advice on how to add a hook or something to the back to mount to the wall? We have screws on the wall so we want an easy way to do it.
Im living in your walls
What model printer do
you use?
How do you get the paper onto the dibond?
What printer do you use?
loved the skateboarding pictures!
I really like those too! 😊 Took those in Eureka and Rio Dell in California 🙏🏻
Hey dude, great video, quick question. What size would you recommend printing image at and also what size do you have your white boarders at?
Hey man, usually I like anything between 24" and 36" on the longest side and the white border depends, 3 - 4" for a 24" print and maybe 5" - 6" for a 36" print... it's not always the same. Depends on the purpose of the print and the image...
Good video thanks!
Is there a correct way to choose a border for size for an image. I tried adding 1" to an A4 image and although the border size looks good, not convinced that the actual image size looks right ot not, and from my research, people tend to use a different size border depending on the image, but dont tell you what the border size actally is.
Encouraging video - what size do you normally print A3 or A2 ?
Usually anywhere between 24” and 40”.
What a cool video, thx for the tips💕
Great video thx for sharing, i’m inspired. Any good tutorials for mounting onto dibond?
How do you attach the paper on the dibond board? Can you cut the dibond by arbitrary sizes?
great vid! thanks
Hey Joris, great video man. When you print an image with the white borders for framing what type of backing are you using on the print to get it ready for the frame?
aluminium composite sheet, Dibond is the most known brand I think...
I have an HP Deskjet, will the quality be good enough
just printed a photograph of me which a good friend of mine took on my camera, printed it on my old laser-jet printer, still looks incredible, gonna frame it.
Thank you! your info is spot on, keep up the great work my friend. oh, just liked and subbed too!
I like prints in metal :3
Nicolas Winter Noooooooooooooo!! 😭😄
Hello, great vid. Used to print all my photos on Plexi. But I'm looking for something else now. I am gonna try the (baryta) print on dibond for sure. Regarding the "white frame". I like the look of it a lot. But what are your guidelines to use regarding the width of the white frame in comparision to the foto? What measurements do you use? Bedankt! Do you know a good printing service in Antwerpen / Mol regio? ;-)
Hey! The white border depends on the photo and the purpose of the photo. I don't have a fixed guide for that. Just what look good to my eye. Same size print but different photo or different project might have different size white border 😊 As for printers: Claes The Picture Lab in Antwerpen and Studio Fase in Olmen 👊🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for video.
Hi sir what printer do you suggest is good
You guys got any recommendations for who I can contact to make one for me ?
this is good, i feel in love with printing during my senior year in undergrad, the printer the campus had was so amazing it was an Epson. So I saved up got Espon photography specifically printer but never really used it but I am trying to get back t what I love. and this is giving me nostalgic vibes! what printer are you using if you print yourself ?
I used an Epson for a while. We had those in college too 😉 Now, I just have my guy and he does a great job. At the moment I don't feel the need to do it myself... especially when I want them mounted on dibond.
@@JorisHermans agreed one day I will get to that point. Now I did research the Dibond, it is expensive material huh? id like to try it one day. I will have to find a place here in LA. I prefer frames but dibond seems perfect for showcasing.
@@capturedbypaige9484 Hey, I prefer framed too! 😊 Dibond is pretty expensive but I use it every time someone buys a framed print. Unless they specifically don't want the print mounted.
That last photo in the video, with the white frame is mounted on dibond first and then framed without glass in front of it. It's a very durable combination. That's how I like it but there are so many possibilities 😉
@@JorisHermans Hi :) Great video ;) What is the frame itself made of? Is it aluminium?
Nice video. When you frame your prints do you use glass?
David Howe No, I prefer without.
Great talk!
Hey there i love this size of the picture of the man . What size is the picture and white border size.
Also whats the best way to add a white border.
Thank you
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Hi Joris, thaks to share info like these, but I didn’t get how do you attacked the photo on dibone? Do you glued or what else?
Thanks
Hey, Luca! Yes, it’s glue but specifically for mounting photos. A spray glue. 👍🏻
Hi Joris, props for the channel your are building. Just subscribed. As I am Dutch, any recommendation to go to around here to print? Thanks man
No idea in The Netherlands! 🤔. If you're close to Antwerp maybe...?
Hi, how thick/heavy is the baryt paper you print for the dibond?
I LOVE Baryta paper, it's what I use for my Fine Art work. I pronounce it Baryta not Baryta though. Great video even 3 years later.
Great job
Suscribed!
Excellent video
hi, how or what do you use to attach the image on dibond panels?
How do you apply the paper to the substrate material? Do you use glue? Or do you print on vinyl?
I work together with someone who does all my prints and mounting. I print on baryta paper and then the print is mounted on the dibond.
I pressed the like button because it was really usefull and I subscribed because of the Oxygen album on the back.
sorry for the dumb question but how do you put the photo paper on dibon ?
I have 8 inch by 4 inch photos. What size frame do I need to fit all of the picture in please
Deze video heeft me aangezet om mijn beste foto's uit te printen! En oh ja, uw Engels is uitstekend!
Smorniff cool, thanks! Woon je in Nederland of België?
@@JorisHermans ik woon in België, en ik vermoed u ook? Toen ik uw naam zag verwachte ik een Nederlandstalige video, maar toen ik u vlekkeloos Engels hoorde praten ben ik toch maar eens naar de info op uw kanaal gaan kijken. Hebt u eventueel een goed adres waar ik het soort prints dat u aanraadt kan laten maken? Of een online service misschien?
I raad altijd een service aan waar je naartoe kan gaan odat ze je dan kunnen helpen met papiersoorten en dat soort dingen. Vroeger ging ik bij Claes The Picture Lab in Antwerpen en nu bij Studio Fase in Olmen.
A great vid. Any recomendations on who's paper to use, eg. , Hammermulle, Red River, Moab etc. ?
I really like Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta and Photo Rag Baryta... Has that nice warm tone that I like...
@@JorisHermans Thank you!
I suggest ordering a sample pack before making any paper purchase. I was surprised what papers I actually wound up preferring.
@@2mitts Absolutly. I have 2 sample packs of Canson paper . I’ll use their profiles & if they come out to my liking, will order more of wich Type & create a custom profile. I will probably order more sample packs from Red River, Moab, Hammenmule. Only one way to get experience.
What papers do you prefer?
@@thomastuorto9929 I'm still experimenting myself. My current go to is Moab but I've used red river as well. I haven't watched the episode, but on Jose Rodriguez's TH-cam channel he just did an interview with the owner of red River paper. Maybe of interest.th-cam.com/video/bMvaCUj0Nbo/w-d-xo.html
Where do you print your photo?
wow ✌ Nice
Ir you print on baryta paper mounted on dibond, hoy do you protec the print from damage like finger marks?
Don’t touch the print 😊
"don't ask" 😁 . Great info! thanks for sharing
Where do you buy your Dibond.? Also, what frames are you using and where do you buy them?
My printer guy has the dibond and for frames I go to a place specialized in framing art and photography.
@@JorisHermans thanks for answering with a non answer.
@@The7dioses So, you want the address of my printer and frame shop here in Belgium?
So do you mount the photo on that hard backed nomex or whatever you called it and then mount that in a frame? Or is it just the photo itself with no hard backing that you mount in a frame? Thanks.
So, it’s a print on baryta paper that’s mounted on dibond (aluminum composite sheeting). Then, on the back they mount aluminum profiles to hang it. You czn thrn hang it like that or frame the whole thing. I usually get it framed.
@@JorisHermans so you get it first mounted on the dibond and then put it in the frame also......or just the print alone without the dibond in the frame?
I would prefer a frame but don't know if I get it first mounted on something or just put the picture in the frame.
I prefer to frame it mounted on the dibond because it’s very durable and you don’t need glass in front of it. I guess you could also frame a print without mounting it onto something but then you’ll need glass in front of the print.
what printer you use
Hi Joris (I'm assuming you are Dutch? Je naam klinkt heel nederlands), great tips. Where did you study? I also love to see my photos printed (but haven't done it very often) and that was actually one of my goals for 2024. Thanks for the encouragement. 👍🏼
If you frame do you still mount on baryta or similar board? And do you omit glass?
Yes and yes!
So where do you get the prints dibond mounted? Do you get it from a shop or do you mount them yourself?
I get them from my printer.
Joris Hermans but how do you mount the prints to the dibond?
"Fairytales with a twist...don't ask" LOL :)
Matt English I was young and I wanted to shock 😄 I did graduate cum laude so they must’ve like some of it 🧐
@@JorisHermans It certainly looked like great work! I just loved the delivery of that line!
Matt English 😊👊🏻
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻
So if you're printing via second party, what type of paper do you use if the company doesn't have Baryta paper?
Never had that problem. The printers I work/have worked with are specialized in working with photographers and other artists. They get me any paper I want...
Ordered a very contrast-y black and white picture printed on matte paper yesterday🫠 Today, I already heard two times that that might've been the wrong choice. 50x75 print, so that'll be a very large mistake. At least I got a good deal, so it won't be too expensive if I end up not liking it.
Never had anything printed that large. Never even ordered a print. I also heard I should maybe have increased the exposure for the print by .25 to .5 stops. Let's see how it turns out. If I don't like it, I'll go to a shop next time and get some good advice.
Do you use any sort of spacers between the print and the glass?
No glass.
@JorisHermans interesting! What kind of paper are you using and how do you protect it from dust?
Maybe is a stupid question hahahha... For printing, always use 300dpi right?
Are the frames you are using metal, wood?
I only use wooden frames.
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This is something that I preach to my family all of the time. Get the images out of your camera. I enjoyed this content. I love the look of the white edges around the photos. What is the technical name for it? I'd like to print my next order this way.
I have no idea 😄 I just call it ‘white borders’...
Hey Joris, leuke video! Zag dat je van België was dus ik vraag me af waar jij je foto's laat printen en waar je je frames haalt...
Hey, Ben! Toen ik nog in Antwerpen studeerde ging ik bij Claes The Picture Lab. Nu de laatste jaren bij www.studiofase.be omdat dat vlakbij is en ook zeer tevreden van. Voor inlijstingen ging ik altijd bij Lucas Creative in Meerhout maar dat is recent afgebrand en de nieuwe locatie is nog niet klaar. Ik weet niet of alle andere Lucas Creativ vestigingen ook inlijstingen doen of slechts enkele...
@@JorisHermans oke, bedankt voor de info! Ik zoek het eens op :)
Please, Joris, can you tell me... your prints on Dibond, you frame them, but to you put glass in front of that on top?
Jacqueline de Groot No, I prefer not to put glass.
Thanks for your reply! I prefer without as well., Therefor I was sondering. Love the prints in this video. Keep up the good work!
What size is the print
of the man with the red hat ?
Approximately how much does it cost you per print, all done?
For a 100cm print (40"), baryta paper mounted on aluminum with profiles to hang it around 85euros or $100.
Ok, You tell me what kind of paper you print on ... but where do you get it? Who or What is doing your printing? How are you preparing the image to get that broad border around the prints? 10:10min of not much help to obtain the way you've printed.
exactly lol
very nice video
Shouldn't photos be covered with glass for protection? Thanks!!
Oxygene vinyl in the background is pure class 🔥🔥
I want to print my photos in black and white and enlarge them for a project in my home. What should I do ? How to enlarge and print them.
If you print on baryta with dibond, how then to frame and/or hang on wall?
An aluminum frame is mounted on the back of the dibond to hang on the walk. When framed, the frame goes around the photo and doesn’t cover the back with aluminum frame.
Explain the fairytales with a twist!!!!! Alice in Wonderland meets Kroger Foods? lol. Tell us the story my man. Great photos and honestly the matte looks really damn good tbh.
So, I gave some fairy tales and other tales a horror twist. Red Riding Hood kills the wolf, Alice kills the rabbit, Cinderella's glass slipper breaks cutting her foot... y'know, things like that 😉
@@JorisHermans To be honest, that is VERY VERY VERY interesting Joris! So out of the box! Yea I totally get it .. the beast takes a bite out of beauty yea I get it LOL. Love to see more of that type work.
Hey Sir Can u please tell me that if someone wants To decor his Room or house and wanted to Print Photoes of some vintage sort of things like old buildings....old movies posters....So from Where should he get The high free Quality pictures for room decor?????
Kindly Reply I will be grateful
Is it for personal use?
@@JorisHermans yes
Btw thats so kind that u replied i am overwhelmed thank u
@@JorisHermans actally I am just Sort of trying to decorate my room Because what else u can do during this quarantinee
So yaaa I am here
Have you tried pixabay.com ? Free stockphotos.
@@JorisHermans not yet but if u say so i will try
great vid... what are other names for "FOREX" board i can only find foreign exchange on web...
Hey! Google “Forex Boards” and you should be able to find it. Forex is the brand name I think.
Great video, can’t seem to find an online lab in the states that print baryta on dibond.
Ey Thomas! Technically, it's printed on baryta and then the baryta paper mounted onto dibond... but that's really weird. Can't be a European only thing, right? 🤔
@@JorisHermans
Perhaps, can’t say for certain. Maybe it hasn’t caught on here. Guess it back to Mattes for me. 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks a lot, where you can find this materials?
I get all the materials from my printer. You should look for a professional printer who works with photographers and artists.
Ok excellent, I’m gonna ask them!! Thanks!