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How-To-Do-It

How To Capture Amazing Night Sky Images

Serious astrophotography involves probing into deep space with cameras attached to expensive high-powered telescopes. Night Sky Photography requires only simple equipment, most of which you probably already own....read more

Photography

Sunset Photography 101: Tips for Getting Beautiful Sunset Photos

How-To-Do-It

QUICK FIXES FOR INKJET PRINTER PROBLEMS

No matter how great your images may look after you shoot and edit them, all may be lost if your inkjet printer isn't in shape to output them accurately. Here’s how to make sure that it always is....read more

Success on Paper

Success on Paper: Meet Pro Photographer David Bergman

What paper does an official world tour photographer choose to capture "ferocious" performances by Bon Jovi and other legends?...read more

Photography

Quick Tip: Get Your Adobe Creative Cloud Receipts Quickly

At Red River Paper, we have at least four Creative Cloud accounts at any one time. Since it is a subscription service, we get charged monthly or in some cases yearly. The accounting department needs receipts to make it all legal. Here is where the problem starts. Adobe cannot (will not?) send a monthly email...read more

About Photographers

Inkjet Paper Sizes for Full Frame Images Cameras

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 one of Red River Paper’s inkjet photo papers in these sizes. Each size has enough...read more

Success on Paper

Success on Paper: Meet Photographer Xiomáro

From entertainment lawyer to National Park Service photographer, Xiomáro's journey is anything but ordinary....read more

About Photographers

Three Ways To Save Money –A Lot Of It– On Inks For Your Printer

There are hree ways to save a huge amount of money on expensive printer inks without affecting the quality of your printed images. Let's take a closer look at each of them....read more

Success on Paper

Success on Paper: Meet Photographer Dr. Kah-Wai Lin

Kah-Wai Lin is a landscape, travel, and nature photographer based in New Jersey who has led hundreds of photo tours, workshops & seminars around the world....read more

How-To-Do-It

How To Make Perfect Prints In 5 Easy Steps

Outputting high quality inkjet prints involves many variables and choosing the right ones can be confusing, to say the least. This post will set you on the right track by giving you a quick guide to getting prefect prints....read more

Inks and Papers

Sony UPP-110HG vs Red River Paper RRP-110HG

Red River Paper’s RRP-110HG High Density Gloss is engineered to match Sony’s performance, compatibility, and output quality, while offering a smarter long-term supply option. This comparison breaks down how the two products stack up and why many facilities are confidently making the switch....read more

How-To-Do-It

How to Shoot, Stitch, and Print  Stunning Panoramic Photos

You can shoot stunning panoramic images with a digital camera or smartphone, stitch them together with free software which you probably have as a feature on your imaging program and then output them– even on a humble, letter-sized desktop printer. And it can all be done in just an hour or so....read more

How-To-Do-It

How To Turn TV Images Into Beautiful Prints

With months of bad weather facing most parts of the country why not shoot images from the comfort of your living room?With a simple click of its remote, your TV can whisk you to locations and events all over the world where you can capture images and turn them into beautiful prints....read more

Photography

Snow Photography 101: Tips for Getting Perfect Snow Photos

Photography

Use Free Old-time Card Images For Your Holiday Greetings This Year!

Old-time images from Christmas (and other) holiday cards that circulated during the late 1800s and later have been digitized and can be used free of charge to give your own holiday cards some nostalgic flavor....read more