Prints & formats
FORMATS
Formats have been chosen carefully by Marc Progin and follow a specific ratio.
If you wish to acquire a photograph in formats listed below or in a specific format do send your request to Blue Lotus Gallery for Hong Kong or Latitude 2N for outside of Hong Kong. Contact information here >
40 x 60 cm – with white bleed 48 x 68 cm
60 x 90 cm – with white bleed 70 x 100 cm
80 x 120 cm – with white bleed 90 x 130 cm
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS
Prints are all genuine proofs of high definition and printed on Photo Rag Bright White Matte or glossy Kodak Endura photography paper. They are top quality prints. The reproduction, the sharpness and the contrast are optimal.
Each of our prints comes with a white bleed to allow you to matt your print easily should you choose to do so.
TIPS FOR FRAMING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR SMALL FORMAT PRINTS , MOUNTING ON POLYMER / FOAMBOARD
An original and discrete finish ideal only for small format works. The print is covered with an anti-reflection film which protects it from deterioration from humidity and UV rays. It is stuck without overlap on a 3 to 5 mm thick polymer sheet which allows the rigidity of small size prints to be perfectly maintained. A hook allows it to be directly hung on the wall.
FOR ANY PRINT FORMAT, GLASS FRAMING
Framing a print behind glass allows it to be magnified by isolating it from its surroundings thanks to a matt.
The print is inserted in a frame, protected by thick framing glass.
A PH neutral matt allows the photograph to be protected from contact with the glass and to therefore avoid any risk of condensation.
FOR MID TO LARGE FORMAT PRINTS, ALUMINIUM MOUNTING WITH ACRYLIC
A finish guaranteeing an optimum protection of the work of art and emphasizing the colours and contrasts. It is the most suited technique to conserve a very large photograph perfectly flat in the long term.
The print is covered by an acrylic sheet. A reaction between the two liquid components causes adhesion, without glue. The print is protected perfectly and acquires depth, radiance and the intensity of the colours is emphasized.
It is stuck without overlap on a composite aluminium sheet (Dibond, Alucobond, or Tubond). This fine and light material, composed of two layers of aluminium surrounding a polyethylene core
A thick rectangular frame on the back of the sheet makes the structure more rigid and easier to hang the photograph separating it from the wall.