Red River Paper Blog

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

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

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

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

Fresh snow can transform an ordinary landscape into something extraordinary. Familiar scenes become clean, minimal, and full of contrast....read more

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

What happens when a photographer masters the ancient art of bookmaking? See Frank Hamrick's story in our latest Success on Paper....read more

Theres no reason to frame every image under glass constrained by four corners of a rectangle. Thinking outside the frame can yield some eye-catching results....read more

Its easier to create a triptych than it is to pronounce the word or spell it. You probably already have images in your files that would make a good triptych so begin by choosing one of them....read more

Discover how Iowa Photographer Justin Tedford turns gravel roads into galleries of rural beauty, and how he translates those into stunning prints....read more

Cancer survivor Carol Bell transforms her love for coastal living and farm-fresh ingredients into captivating still life and landscape photography....read more

Simple AI software can remove unsightly film grain to give those old photos new life....read more

Billions of old photos slumber in storage places, dreaming of being scanned awake to share their precious memories. You can easily turn those  vintage snapshots, negatives or slides  into big, beautiful, inkjet prints.  Here's how....read more

If you love collecting old ticket stubs, vintage postcards, washi tape, fabric scraps, and handwritten notes, you're already halfway to being a junk journaler....read more

With her labradoodle muse by her side, Andrea Snyder transforms her love for historic architecture into beautiful watercolor commissions....read more

Scrapbookers know that every page tells a story-and the type of paper you choose plays a starring role in how that story looks and feels. From bold and vibrant glossy finishes to elegant matte styles and rich, touchable textures, scrapbook paper isn't just a canvas-it's part of the art....read more

Big Bend artist Lindy Severns brings the untamed American Southwest to life through vibrant pastels, oils, and watercolors....read more

Ever wish you could enlarge an image (or blow up a small part of one) without it turning into mush? You're not alone. Millions of photographers suffer from a malady called Low Resolution Blues. Cheer up! Artificial Intelligence (AI) Upscaling is the cure and its going to change photography forever....read more