Monthly Archives: August 2009

Businesses of All Sizes Can Afford Custom Wall Art

To add a focal point to the banquet room of Norton’s Restaurant in Red Wing, Becker created a five-panel panorama shot of the town. Each 40 x 40 in. panel is printed on LexJet Sunset Photo eSatin and mounted on hardboard with a reverse frame standoff. “The image on the far left was deliberately put on a set back wall to create visual interest,” explains Becker.

By Rob Finkel At LexJet, we work hard to help customers find ways to do more with their wide-format inkjet printers. One of the coolest things that can be done with a wide-format inkjet printer is to make high-quality enlargements of good photographs. Prints can be made at all different sizes and on many different…
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Custom Photo Mural on Wallpaper Adds a Local Touch to Restaurant Decor

tower room entry-web ready

Many LexJet customers know there’s much more you can do with a wide-format inkjet printer than output great-looking enlargements on canvas or make exhibition prints. For example, many pro photographers now sell custom photography to businesses that want add a touch of local flavor to their interior décor.  Recently, photographer Norman Gilbert sent us this…
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New Recycled Inkjet Paper Weaving Joins Other Green Art at Josh Mitchell Gallery

River of Water of Life by Josh Mitchell and Macklin Rice

By Bill Weiser The newest addition to the exhibit of art made from recycled inkjet materials at The Art Station in Springfield, MO is entitled River of Water of Life.  Created by artists Josh Mitchell and Macklin Rice, the 16-ft. piece is made from hundreds of inkjet-printed test strips saved from more than 60 different…
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Nik Webinar Discusses Sharpening for Different Types of Output and Substrates

Nik Sharpener Pro 3.0 has controls for output sharpening, creative sharpening, and selective sharpening.

Although image sharpening can be done in the camera, RAW processing software, Photoshop, or other image-editing programs, it can be difficult to predict whether an image will appear oversharpened or not sharp enough. A lot depends on how the image will ultimately be viewed. An image that will be displayed in a web gallery or…
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