Jeff's STUDIO 9 fine art, archival inkjet color prints are produced on the Epson Stylus® Pro 7600 Series using Epson UltraChrome™ Inks and Epson archival papers.

Delivering 2880 x 1440 dpi resolution, Epson's most advanced print head is designed specifically to handle seven color printing.

Integrating all this technology together is a brand new printer engine design, capable of handling virtually any media type up to 24-inch wide.

Fine art, archival inkjet black and white prints are produced on the Epson Stylus 1200 using PiezographyBW ICC profiles and PiezoTone inks, the superior quadtone inkjet system.

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After offering professional film-based darkroom services for over 30 years, I am completely won over by the "digital darkroom's" ability to deliver a superior fine art archival print. Our lab combines the power of Adobe Photoshop CS with the cutting edge technology of Epson printers allowing for a level of control and attention to detail that cannot be achieved in the conventional darkroom--Jeff Childress

Click here to learn more about the Epson 7600.

Click here to learn more about Piezography.

The Boston Museum of Fine Arts now uses the same printers, inks, papers and technologies to create fine art reproductions from originals in their collection (such as Monet fine art print reproductions), for sale in their museum store and online. Click here for all the details.

Print Prices - color or black & white:
on archival matte. Canvas prices higher.

(Prints on archival watercolor paper
are available up to 13"x19" )

5x7......$12.00

8x10......$24.00

11x14......$36.00

(13x19....$42.00)

16x20......$48.00

.24x36......$69.95

Scans $5.00 to $20.00
depending on size of original and output

Burn to CD... $10.00

Correction and enhancement services
will be billed at a rate of $15 for 15 minutes