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This is an article on printing with a big difference from what I’ve reviewed before. I’m not reviewing an inkjet printer, or inkjet papers, or indeed anything you do in your house for print-making other than preparing the image file. I’m reviewing a recently developed printing process in the UK that is offered commercially – you prepare the image files, you send them to LumeJet and they return finished prints to you, along with an output report on printing accuracy. LumeJet approached LuLa to have a look at their process and consider a review. Having examined the input and output characteristics of this process, we decided it would be of sufficient interest to LuLa readers that I should delve into it and write it up. So here we are.
The details (print sizes, photo-book making service, prices) of what they provide are readily available on their L-type website (aimed primarily at professionals and users looking for a higher-volume service) and their consumer-oriented site. O...

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Mark has been making photographs for the past six decades and started adopting a digital workflow in 1999 first with scanning film, then going fully digital in 2004. He has worked with a considerable range of software, equipment and techniques over the years, accumulated substantial experience as an author, educator and communicator in several fields and is a frequent contributor to the Luminous-Landscape website. Mark developed a particular interest in film scanning and authored the ebook “Scanning Workflows with SilverFast 8, SilverFast HDR, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop” available on the SilverFast website. In his “other life” (the one that pays for the photography), Mark is a retiree from the World Bank Group and now a consultant in electric power development.
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