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Understanding how paper quality affects the appearance of black in prints

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Understanding how paper quality affects the appearance of black in prints

We've been talking about color, tone, localized adjustments, and image-editing, but of course, printing has some physical real-world concerns as well. You are making a physical object. And so will sometimes want to give some thought to how your print will ultimately be displayed and presented. I'm here in the framing studio of my friend a Colleague Konrad Eek. Konrad is a photographer, teacher, and framer, and he' s going to be joining me later in this chapter to talk about some matting in framing considerations that you may want to think about before you start printing. Right now, though, I'm going to talk about Paper. It can, of course, be really frustrating to get an image adjusted so that it looks exactly how you want it on screen and then find it looking different when you print. Now hopefully, what you've been saying so far in this course is helping you get more predictable results. Ultimately, the biggest change you are probably going to see when your image hits the paper…

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