If you want to get prints of the highest possible quality, museum-level printing is the way to go. For printing to be considered museum level printing, it must meet several conditions:

• The printing paper or the canvas must be acid-free (ph of 7 or higher) and be made by a well-known company.
• The printing paper or canvas should be made from 100% cotton or fiber.
• The mass of the printing paper or canvas should be 280 grams/square meter or higher.
• The print profile on the printer should be set perfectly for the profile of the printing paper or canvas.
• The file resolution should allow printing at a density of about 40-60 pixels per centimeter.
• The printing should be using a pigmented ink of a well-known company (Epson is most recommended)

Also, it is important to match the type of printing substrate to the printed object and to the location the print will be in the space. After all these steps, the result is stunning and will be in perfect condition for at least 100 years, and it’s a guarantee.

Available printing substrates: artistic papers, photo papers, canvas.