The file and its resolution
The original version, pixel dimensions, compression and available resolution are assessed for the requested final format.
PHOTO & ART · LUXEMBOURG
Photo & art
Give your photographs and artwork the right format, paper and presentation, up to A3+ and from one-offs to small runs. The file, crop, margins and appearance are checked before printing in our Luxembourg workshop.
PHOTO & ART SOLUTIONS
Choose the right page for your image
Photograph, digital artwork, poster or a creation combining image and text: each page explains the format, file and choices the workshop will check before printing.
PHOTO PRINTING · LUXEMBOURG
Premium photo prints
Premium photo prints up to A3+, as one-offs or small runs. View details
PHOTO & ART · LUXEMBOURG
Fine Art printing
Fine Art prints for photographers, illustrators and artists, up to A3+. View details
PHOTO & ART · A3 AND A3+ FORMAT
A3 & A3+ photo posters
A3 and A3+ photo posters printed from your file. View details
PHOTO & CREATIVE WORK · LUXEMBOURG
Photo cards & creations
Custom photo cards and creations for events and messages. View detailsWHAT THE WORKSHOP CHECKS
What we check before printing
A sharp image on screen is not automatically suitable for the printed format. The file, its proportions and the chosen substrate directly affect the result.
Cropping and composition
Aspect ratio, orientation, cropping, margins and any text, signatures or numbering must remain consistent and legible at the selected format.
The paper and appearance
The paper’s surface, tone and texture affect reflections, blacks, contrast and detail. The options actually available are confirmed when quoting.
A screen emits light, while a print reflects it. An absolute colour match between the screen and print cannot be promised.
FROM FILE TO PRINT
Three steps to define your project
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You describe the image and its intended use
State the project type, proposed format, orientation, quantity, intended presentation and deadline.
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We check the file and appearance
The workshop examines the resolution, aspect ratio, crop, margins and paper options compatible with the project.
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You receive initial guidance
You receive a first response within 1 working hour; the quote and schedule follow once the files and available options have been checked.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your questions — Photo & art
How do I choose between a photo print, Fine Art, poster and photo creation?
A photo print is suitable for a photograph and a photographic appearance. Fine Art printing is intended for photographs, illustrations and digital artwork, using pigment printing and paper selected for the project. Posters cover A3 and A3+ formats. The Photo cards & creations page is suitable for invitations, announcements, thank-you cards and small items combining images and text. These services start from a digital file; digitising a physical original is not included.
Can I order a single copy or a small run?
Yes. A one-off print or small run can be considered. For several images, text versions or variations, state the number of copies required for each file.
What is the largest format offered?
Projects in this range are assessed up to A3+. The appropriate format depends on the proportions and resolution of the file, the paper and the presentation required. The final format is confirmed after checking.
Which files should I provide, and do you accept AI-generated images?
For a photograph, preferably send the original JPG, PNG or TIFF file, or a PDF if that format suits the artwork. For a graphic composition, a PDF, SVG, AI or EPS can be examined. Avoid screenshots and recompressed files. An AI-generated image can be assessed, but false text, artefacts, inconsistent details and resolution must be checked. You must hold the necessary rights and permissions for all materials supplied.
Will my image be cropped or printed with margins?
No automatic cropping is assumed. If the file proportions differ from the requested format, you must approve a crop or retain the whole image with margins. The selected orientation and crop are confirmed before production.
How do I choose the paper or finish?
Describe the image, its intended use and the effect required. Gloss, satin or matt appearances can be considered for photo prints. For a Fine Art print, the surface, tone and texture are assessed to suit the artwork. Exact options depend on the format and availability when quoting.
Will the printed result look exactly the same as my screen?
No, absolute fidelity cannot be promised. Brightness, colours and contrast vary with the file, screen settings, paper and viewing light. The service does not include a contract colour proof.
What lead time should I allow?
The usual lead time is 10 to 14 days after project approval and receipt of the required files and materials. A 24 h or 72 h express option can be considered only subject to feasibility, the format, paper, quantity, required preparation and workshop workload.
YOUR PHOTO & ART PROJECT
Let’s discuss the image you want to print
Send the largest, least compressed digital version you have. The project type, proposed format, quantity and deadline are enough to begin; the workshop will then tell you which choices need to be confirmed.