|
|
 |
Bair Art Edition's Tutorial on:
Epson Professional Printing Workflow
Best Way to Trim Prints
Trimming can be so much work, and it can be tough to get a perfect cut. We don't struggle with that anymore, however, and here are our three secret ingredients:
- We apply cutlines to the image if there is a border. This is discussed in a separate module - read about it.
- We use a RotaTrim for fast, even cutting. Search for it on the web, they are wonderful!!!
- I use a common sense trick of cutting the corners - such a simple idea! Why did it elude me for so long?!!!
Picture Gallery:
A Rotatrim looks like this:
This is a 36" model, we also use a 24" model and a 50" one as well. You can also see the green cutting mats on the table. They are self healing and WONDERFULL!!! We purchased them at a fabric store.
"Cutting Corners" never made life easier!!:
Other Finishing Touches Are:
- Applying Protective Sprays - There are many sprays you can use to enhance the image and improve its life.
- How to Take Out the Curl - Prints off of roll paper are so economical, but what about that annoying curl? See how the D-Roller gets rid of it in seconds! I also offer an alternative method that isn't as instantaneous.
All images © 2008 Masterlab
Copying is Prohibited
Feel free to give us feedback on this, or any page. Contact us at heath@masterlabdigital.com and include the subject heading as "tutorial".
Also, feel free to link to this site, and use any information for personal and/or commercial use. However, any reproduction of the information in this tutorial, including electronic publication, is prohibited without proper notification and citation of this site. This includes crediting our site and a link to this page in a conspicuous position relative to the copied information.
- Stephen Bair, Utah Wedding Photographer
For the most comprehensive, and step-by-step guide to our services, read and fill out our ordering and submission checklist.
Phone: 801-484-1028 Fax: 801-467-2729
E-Mail: heath@masterlabdigital.com
Mail: BAE c/o MasterLab, 2992 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
© 2008 Masterlab
| |
|
|
