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9x13 Makes its debut at Red River Paper

If you have a full-frame camera, why not print a full frame image? Many inkjet paper sizes force you to crop to some degree. If you want to print a full frame image in all its glory, you need and inkjet paper size with enough room to print an image that is in the 2:3 aspect ratio typical of a true 35mm sensor.

9x13 is so convenient because it allows you to print a full 8" x 12" image with a slight border on all sides, perfect for matting and framing.

9x13 is currently available in these proven quality papers with more on the way soon:

66lb. Polar Pearl Metallic Polar Pearl Metallic is a truly unique inkjet paper that closely matches the look of photo lab metallic prints.
66lb. Arctic Polar Satin If you're looking for the next great paper surface to print your photography, order a box ofArctic Polar Satin™ today. Its crisp white shade insures your images will project more brilliance.
68lb. UltraPro Gloss One of our most popular papers, UltraPro Gloss looks and feels like traditional glossy photo lab paper. UltraPro is a resin coated, photobase inkjet paper with a brilliant white finish.
60lb. Polar Matte Red River's Polar Matte raises the bar for imaging excellence. This paper brings you professional quality in every sense of the meaning - from the coating to the base stock, Polar is the go-to photo matte when you want the best.

Framing Up with a Vignette
By Tim Grey

I’ve always found the notion of putting a frame around a piece of art to be somewhat interesting. After all, if the art is so great, why do we need to put a fancy frame around it? Eventually I realized that the frame served a purpose, effectively providing a window into the world of that piece of art, and helping to set a visual boundary.

This concept of literally framing up an image also applies to what you might think of as a virtual frame by way of a vignette effect.

A natural darkening of the edges in an image can be caused by light fall-off with a wide-angle lens, but of course you can add a vignette effect after the capture as well.

Continue reading "Framing Up with a Vignette" here

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Controlling Selective Color Changes In Lightroom – Julianne Kost (John Paul Caponigro)

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Unsung Hero - 60lb. Premium Matte Plus
A remarkable photo matte with extra weight, thickness. Discover this paper now.

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